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?In this difficult time, we have been touched by the show of support,? State Police wrote on Facebook.
Patriots have cap space, and still need to make movesRunning back, cornerback, and tight end are positions that need to be addressed.
Forecasters monitor potential winter storm for Sunday nightWhile Thursday will see temperatures rising into the 60s, the National Weather Service says it?s ?too soon to nail down? a still-developing system for the weekend.
Young men meeting their end in the water is not just a Boston phenomenonIn Boston, as in other places, police have said the vast majority of the deaths were accidents or suicides.
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Amid a hot real estate market, Winchester and other communities are considering measures to slow down the demolition of older homes.
Next stop for Merrick Garland: Capitol HillThursday will be the first day of what may be a monthslong campaign to pressure Senate Republicans to consider his Supreme Court nomination.
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Diverging from what first attracted us to ?Divergent??The Divergent Series: Allegiant? devolves into a muddle that loses what made the earlier installments so interesting.
Uber to give drivers option to be paid instantlyUber is launching a pilot program intended to help the ride-hailing service?s drivers draw their pay faster.
Gerry Adams says he was denied entry to White House celebrationThe Sinn Fein leader accused the Obama administration of singling him out for a lengthy security check when he arrived for a St. Patrick?s Day reception.
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The Boston area has long been known as an enclave for the Irish. And according to Census figures, deservedly so.
Dropkick Murphys sponsor St. Patrick?s Day ParadeDropkick Murphys have signed on as a major sponsor of the city?s Irish parade, rolling on Sunday.
Kremlin calls Donald Trump ad a ?demonization? of RussiaVladimir Putin?s spokesman had some harsh words for the online video.
Donald Trump?s wins leave major donors ready to throw in the towelRecent efforts by wealthy Republican donors looking for a more mainstream nominee to stop Trump may be too little too late.
ISIS commits genocide, John Kerry saysThe secretary of state?s finding, however, does not obligate the US to take additional action against the militants.
BRA seeking more time to renew urban renewalThe agency wants more time to hammer out a compromise with the City Council over the future of urban renewal. Just in case.
State health officials say norovirus likely caused more than two dozen people to fall ill at a Harrisville restaurant.
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Anti-Trump protesters are patriotsThey aren?t thugs; they are acting out of love for the country.
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Ground Game
Get ready for a long nomination raceHillary Clinton and Donald Trump may have to wait until June to set their sights on each other.
The infamous race is a remaking of the freight route to Nome and pays tribute to the role sled dogs played in the settlement of Alaska.
With Opening Day fast approaching, it?s time to take a look at which players will open the season in the majors.
Many in the spillover crowd at the Fenway Center choked back tears as speakers recalled the lives of Victoria McGrath and Priscilla Perez Torres.
At least half of all voters surveyed preferred a continuation of Obama?s policies, while no more than a third wanted policies that are more liberal.
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They want Congress to create a victim compensation fund.
The cuts are on top of 600 positions that were slated for elimination last fall.
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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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