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Tucked in the agreement to bring GE to Boston is a commitment from the city to spend as much as $100 million to reopen the Old Northern Avenue Bridge.
State of the City
?When it comes to our schools, they deserve to know that their mayor stands behind them,? Walsh said during the annual address.
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In Iowa, Sarah Palin endorses Donald Trump??Media heads are spinning,?? Palin said at a Trump rally at Iowa State University. ??This is going to be so much fun.??
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Some Republicans are worried that a Trump victory could undermine the state?s argument for keeping its primary first in the nation.
New poll shows Sanders with huge lead in N.H.A new University of New Hampshire poll for CNN and WMUR shows Bernie Sanders leading Hillary Clinton, 60 percent to 33 percent.
At least 19 killed in attack at university in PakistanThe Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, which triggered a heavy gunbattle with police on Wednesday.
The Supreme Court could clear the way for millions of immigrants here illegally to apply for work permits this year.
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Our historic winter of discontent began a year ago, and the possibility of a big storm has Massachusetts residents worried.
Contractors scrambling to replace window units Last year?s brutal winter and a recovering economy combined to produce a banner year for replacement window manufacturers.
Fight to find cheats takes schools around the worldAs a record number of Chinese students stream into American universities, verification companies help combat false applications.
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NAMES
Ozawa, the former music director of the Boston Symphony, will come to Tanglewood for the first time since 2006.
Cheap Eats
Spicy homestyle flavors shine at Kimchi KitchenThe Cambridge spot excels at dishes like bibimbap and soondubu jigae (soft tofu stew).
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Joshua Smith sells his own sausages, pates, hams, and more, under the name New England Charcuterie.
Letter calls for cancellation of Boston IndyCar raceMayor Martin Walsh is reviewing a letter sent to his office on behalf of an organization pushing back against the event.
Senate president increases already large press staffRosenberg aides said most of the people on the communications team are not primarily focused on communications, but rather other areas.
Thomas Farragher
The Ohio governor is betting on a strong finish in New Hampshire to bolster his GOP presidential campaign.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Peyton Manning getting no respect around hereHas any superstar ever generated less fear in New England in the days before a crucial game?
In the Belichick-Brady era, they?ve played only six road games in the postseason, going 3-3.
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Guaranteed pre-K gives kids a strong start BPS data show that children who go to pre-kindergarten outperform their peers in subsequent years ? regardless of race or poverty.
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ground game
The dangers of a two-candidate race for Cruz and TrumpIn a multi-candidate contest, a nasty fight between two front-runners often allows someone in third place to run up the middle and win.
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.
The Broncos talked about how to hit Gronk (low) and called Brady a crybaby.
Supporters and opponents Tuesday voiced concerns on the future of the MBTA?s late night service, which is in danger of elimination.
The petition calls for increased access to the independently run, publicly funded schools.
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Ford is testing its self-driving tech in wintry conditions in Michigan.
The Republican governor again pledged a fix during his annual State of the State speech Tuesday night.
Mitch Lipka, the veteran journalist whose columns helped readers navigate the world of consumer products, died Sunday.
BBC America?s five-part miniseries is both a rich love story and, as the dull title indicated, a spy drama, with both genres tightly bound up together.
Michael Schlow?s upscale Greek restaurant offers diners plenty of highs and lows.
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The Big picture
The 13-stage Dakar Rally is traveling through Argentina and Bolivia via motorcycle, quad bike, car, or truck over extreme terrain.
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.
BetaBoston
Good Start Genetics, Helix partner for affordable genetic testing The Cambridge diagnostics company has partnered with Helix, a startup in California, to bring its genetic tests to a bigger market.
John Allen Jr. | All Things Catholic
As pope visits synagogue, some issues still unsettledThese visits are always special, given that arguably no Jewish community has felt the sting of Catholic opprobrium more than the one in Rome.
Design New England
Home Sweets HomeInterior designer Holly Joe cooks up the love in her sophisticated yet cozy family house in Westwood.
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