Boston Public Library president Amy Ryan said the disappearance of two artworks from the library is ?a crime against Boston.?
A tight supply of homes for sale is even more dire in many places, spurring bidding wars and frustrating would-be buyers.
Chan expands holdings beyond Harvard Square to DorchesterGerald Chan, the billionaire businessman, purchased an industrial property with big redevelopment potential in Savin Hill.
Union officials say Governor Charlie Baker?s MBTA overhaul proposal would give a new board approval of labor contracts.
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Officials said they hope the pipe will be fixed by Thursday morning, but even then water may not be safe to drink.
Dias Kadyrbayev, a college friend of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, could have prevented Sean Collier?s death, his family says.
Well-known attorney Timothy Flaherty allegedly bribed the victim of one of his clients with $2,500 so the victim would not testify in a hate crime case.
A conflict over 277 square miles of increasingly lucrative waters threatens the tranquility between Maine and New Brunswick.
Filthy snow piles remain, even as temperatures climbTrash-filled reminders of winter are still hanging around in parts of Boston, Quincy, and Somerville.
If no rain falls by Monday, the area could wind up with less than a 10th of its normal precipitation for this month.
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Drone accidents, like the one in Marblehead in which an operator crashed his craft into spectators, are likely to be more common.
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So many questions are swirling following the arrest of top soccer officials. Here?s some answers.
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The Oscar-winner, herself a Harvard graduate, told seniors to use their inexperience as an asset.
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The Red Sox righthander?s huge contract created lofty expectations, which he isn?t yet close to meeting.
Millennials embrace ?vintage,? but don?t call them hipstersFrom arts and crafts to shuffleboard, some in ?Generation Yawn? identify more with their grandparents than their Gen X predecessors.
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Respectfully resolving tensions between religion, law is possibleThe key is our ability to agree to disagree, both by accepting legal resolutions and by preserving avenues for dissent.
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Major rainfall over the past few days has caused severe flooding and property damage in parts of Texas.
The Red Sox lost their third straight game despite two home runs by Dustin Pedroia.
Divan Silva, 7, walked out of Boston Children?s Hospital to a car waiting to take him to a relative?s house.
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The search for the missing has been made harder by tornado warnings, high water and other weather-related obstacles, officials said.
The 57-year-old Republican begins his second presidential campaign as a heavy underdog.
Boston car owners could soon find some public spaces off-limits after officials set them aside for car-sharing services.
Memoirs of genocide, slave trade fuel strong shows at Thompson Gallery and Samson.
The menu at Brelundi features Sicilian specialties as well as Italian-American favorites.
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A house for BenNicola Manganello designs an elegant home for a family in Maine with special needs.
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Executive function not a panacea for education illsDespite the promise and the hype, there isn?t solid evidence that improving executive function leads to better grades.
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