Police have cordoned off the home with tape as they prepare to examine the residence where a 2-year-old died.
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The student at the St. Paul?s School who says she was raped by a classmate last year burst into tears as she identified Owen Labrie.
The Brattle Group presented a dozen potential outcomes that could have increased construction and operating costs by up to $3 billion.
The storm, which has developed well out to sea, is expected to strengthen as it moves west.
Researchers on a boat off Cape Cod were awestruck Monday when they witnessed a great white shark leap from the water.
Students plan to appear before the School Committee to back Sean R. Kiley, who apparently won?t return as principal.
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Brady missed practice Tuesday to attend the session, but there apparently was no progress, so he will rejoin the Patriots Wednesday.
The paintings are identified as ?The Encounter on Freshwater Cliff? and ?Go Dutton, and that Right Speedily,? the FBI said.
Members of the cycling community, friends, and colleagues will honor Anita Kurmann at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
Noah is set to start as the new ?Daily Show? host on Sept. 28.
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Owner Kim Shkapich sells bright tasting, vinegar-based shrubs, addictive cold-brew iced coffee, and inventive rubs.
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Presidential contender Donald Trump really doesn?t like people from Massachusetts ? or at least the state's politicians.
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Since the Minuteman Bikeway opened in 1993, thousands of area residents have stopped in cafes, sandwich spots, pizzerias, and creameries for lattes, a slice, or a scoop.
Power project through White Mountains moves undergroundThe power line is part of a $1.4 billion project to draw hydroelectric power into southern New England from Canada.
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Burger Thursdays are an opportunity for the pub to experiment with new specials.
John Kasich shows momentum in N.H.The Ohio governor was a late-comer to the Republican presidential race, but is surging in the Granite State.
Michael S. Dukakis and William F. Weld
Build the North-South Rail LinkWe need a true network where the pieces connect to each other.
Refugees from Somalia, ethnic Bantus who fled a civil war, have found their way to an unlikely home in Lewiston, Maine.
Beta Boston
Robot pet-sitters? The technology isn?t there yet, according to one dog?Buddy,? built by a Paris-based company, is designed to be a companion and helper around the house.
Utah governor halts federal funds for Planned ParenthoodGary Herbert has ordered all state agencies to stop funneling federal funds to the Planned Parenthood Association
The red-hot righthander was pursued at the trade deadline, and his value has risen since.
The trend is driving lobstermen in Connecticut and Rhode Island out of business, ending a centuries-old way of life.
As CEO of Hewlett-Packard, Fiorina oversaw 30,000 job cuts from 1999 to 2005, including roughly 200 layoffs in New Hampshire.
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Herb Chambers celebrates ?Jimmy Fund Month? and more.
The gun shop?s owner will sell prints of Zimmerman?s painting of a Confederate flag to raise funds for both of their legal bills.
Comcast is hoping to capture the growth in digital advertising and reach younger consumers.
Lolita Chakrabarti?s bio-play provides a perfect showcase for Thompson?s formidable gifts under Daniela Varon?s inspired direction.
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N.H. prep student in sexual contest to ?slay? girls, prosecutor says
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Boston Olympics report ?real risks? of bid, officials say
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