The company wants to fend off competition from other hospitals and urgent care clinics.
Adrian Walker
There?s no silver bullet for fixing DCFThe agency needs attention constantly, not just when a crisis like the Bella Bond case pops up.
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The 10:05 Boston-bound train out of Kingston presents travelers with a baffling set of steps to go from point A to point B.
Patrick Kennedy?s brother critical of new book Kennedy defended his book, even as Ted Kennedy Jr. called it an ?inaccurate and unfair portrayal of our family.?
The fund, which stood at $2.3 billion in 2007, now has just $1.1 billion in it.
Rules, governor?s agenda among reasons for fewer votes on Beacon HillThis spring featured just 125 votes, the Legislature?s lowest vote total in two decades.
Islamic State destroys another artifact in Syria, group saysThe nearly 2,000-year-old Arch of Triumph was one of the most recognizable sites in the historic city of Palmyra.
A video featuring Governor Baker and Mayor Walsh seeks to sell Boston as an ideal winter meeting spot, except it?s missing one thing: snow.
The week-long ideas festival?s marquee event, which included Yo-Yo Ma and Arianna Huffington, was a philosophical think-off.
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The officers? presence has led to a decrease in crime in some of the city?s most violent neighborhoods, officials say.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The Sox have unintentionally created a potential combustible dugout situation as they prepare for 2016.
Don Orsillo says farewell to Red Sox fansThe popular announcer, who was not retained by NESN, thanked his backers for providing an outpouring of support.
Homelessness problem on upswing in posh areas of BostonThe general manager of a prominent Back Bay hotel said he has seen the number of people on the street double recently.
Will the Patriots be affected by Sunday?s day off?A pattern has emerged for NFL teams who get a bye week early in the season.
Ocean Approved
The rich nutritional content and low environmental footprint of native seaweeds like kelp, nori, and dulse makes their cultivation a promising venture.
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Consulates open doors to Hub?s startup expertiseAs the innovation economy has taken off, many countries are trying to tap into the Boston area?s biotech prestige.
Parking garage operator takes on high-tech upstartInstead of catering to a valet startup, a Boston businessman invested in an app company to fend off the threat.
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The local stars sent off the Quincy establishment with a rousing bash this weekend.
Opinion Reel: Announcing the Fall 2015 selectionsThese nine films were selected by a panel of Globe Opinion journalists and documentary film experts.
Evaluating campaign money reports gets more complicatedJust combining a candidate?s account and the candidate?s super PAC might not be the best way of doing things.
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Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers in September.
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Insight is failure?s silver liningFailure is an enormously powerful learning experience for entrepreneurs ? yet most are happy to leave it behind them, undiscussed.
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As synod approaches, Francis is a man in the middleThe Oct. 4 to 25 summit of prelates from around the world is a critically important moment for the pontiff.
Torey Lovullo agreed to a two-year contract and waived the right to pursue any managerial positions for 2016.
Dorsey is the city?s chief of education, believed to be a first-of-its kind post in the country.
The part-time Kennebunkport resident has felt good enough to go out on his speedboat and even visit a local biker bar with his wife.
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Mapkin is a crowdsourcing app that aims to create a ?more human? GPS experience.
The group is withdrawing from Kunduz after its hospital there was hit by what appeared to be a US airstrike, killing 22.
The issue was the subject of a recent conference at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
3-D technology?s inclusion in the show was appropriate, given that the quartet through the years has grappled with the encroachment of the ?Computer World.?
Navigating Boston can still be a challenge, marked by seemingly small barriers that can range from humiliating to insurmountable.
Design New England
Deck House ReduxA new floor plan and a fresh palette prove the stalwart post-and-beam, open concept design is still relevant.
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Don Orsillo signs off final broadcast with message for fans
If Red Sox start slowly in 2016, there could be trouble
Ted Kennedy Jr. criticizes brother on new book
MBTA commuter rail train goes the wrong way
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