Owners of two-family buildings saw an 8 percent increase while owners of three-deckers experienced an 11 percent increase.
Chicago awaits more protests over police shootingRallies petered out early Wednesday, but more are planned, including one in the city?s downtown on Friday.
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Republican leaders are worried about long-lasting damage to the party?s image that Trump may cause.
Uproar over rail schedule changes prompts T to delay movesRiders complained about the commuter rail timetables, saying they eliminated widely used trains and stops.
For DraftKings, the stakes are high in N.Y. court case The firm on Wednesday will try to convince a judge that its daily fantasy sports contests are not illegal gambling under N.Y. law.
MGM in battle to halt proposal for Conn. casinoThe firm has hired former US attorney general Eric Holder to crush a plan to open a casino just across the state line.
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Baker is in search of her next chapter, but one has been thrust upon her: Being first lady of Massachusetts.
One analyst says Red Sox ?all-in? on David PriceDave Dombrowski traded for Price in July 2014, when the new Red Sox baseball chief was with the Tigers.
Walsh unveils new weapon against snow in BostonThe hard lessons from last winter explained why Mayor Martin Walsh posed with the city?s new 13-foot-tall snow blower.
John ?Wacko? Hurley, organizer of St. Patrick?s Day parade, dies Hurley was a central figure in the dispute over whether gay advocacy groups could march in the South Boston parade.
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Our city isn?t about the past. It?s the place where the future happens first.
Thanksgiving now pits traditionalists vs. foodiesCall it the War over Thanksgiving. Politics and religion are no longer the only stressors when gathering around the table.
Can you stretch your stomach to eat more at Thanksgiving?Doctors wouldn?t recommend stretching your stomach to create more room for Thanksgiving dinner, but according to science, it is in fact possible.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Even as they win again, Patriots are looking vulnerableOnce dominant, once a bully, the perfect Patriots find themselves struggling to play at a championship level.
The 3 big mistakes made by the officials on Monday night?Guys are rolling their eyes over that performance. That was really bad,? said one official of the crew working the Patriots-Bills game.
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Salmon breakthrough was driven by chanceAn experiment to help the fish thrive in frigid Canadian waters instead turned into a method of making them grow more quickly.
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Why Turkey shot down a Russian warplaneRussia and Turkey are working at cross-purposes in Syria, pursuing different targets, objectives, and goals.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Tom and Sandy Blackshaw know something that only parents who have lost a child can know.
Ex-Chelsea officer pleads to beating handcuffed detaineeFelix Rivera Jr., 34, of Lynn, also admitted to filing a false report about the incident.
Somerville brewer Pretty Things to stop operationsDann and Martha Paquette, owners of Pretty Things beer company, had said they were being shut out of area bars and restaurants.
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Turkey and Russia heighten urgency in SyriaTurkey?s decision to shoot down a Russian jet cannot be allowed to escalate into a larger confrontation.
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For Bernie Sanders, it?s N.H. or bustNew Hampshire remains the only reason Sanders has an argument that there is a Democratic contest at all.
Globe investigations and Spotlight reportsA look at high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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The coach called his defense a sieve. ?We?re not playing basketball as a team on either end of the floor,? he said.
Officials said Fernando Owens, 43, of Dorchester, killed the woman, whose body was found in Bridgewater, in retaliation for his son?s murder.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders vowed to create a ?humane? immigration system.
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A criminal trial for leaks could boomerang on the VaticanThe Vatican?s effort to claim the moral high ground could be damaging, both immediately and over the long haul.
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