Proceeds from the sale of a growing pile of assets, including a replica Stanley Cup ring, will be divided among victims? families.
Opponents of the Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance, run by former GOP operatives, say the group has engaged in partisan campaigning.
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Dozens attended a meeting to hear about what?s next for the heavily trafficked Roxbury store that was closed because of sanitation concerns.
The dramatic remake coming to Back Bay stationThe dark, dumpy commuter hub would be transformed into a bustling retail complex with striking glass towers under the plan.
Boston schools moved to fix lead in water ? and now it?s worseHigh levels of lead were detected after new drinking fountains were installed in some schools.
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Safe at home at Fenway ParkThe newest feature at the nation?s oldest ballpark is a long curtain of black mesh to protect fans from flying objects.
Donald Trump rescinds pledge to back GOP nomineeDuring Tuesday?s town hall event, John Kasich and Ted Cruz also refused to say whether they would stand by the pledge.
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Corey Lewandowski, a Lowell native, faces a misdemeanor charge after an incident involving a reporter.
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We Bostonians love lists. But these lists invariably showcase something we?re not so proud of: Just how white the establishment is here.
Watch out, Willy Wonka. Here comes the Brazilian candy tableBrazilian women connect around the candy table, a party tradition that serves as a cultural touchstone for the community.
UMass senior helps find universe?s brightest galaxiesTo find light in some of the universe?s distant corners, Kevin Harrington had to wade through considerable darkness.
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Rusney Castillo, the $72 million bench warmerThe much-hyped Cuban Mystery Man, pegged to play a starting role in 2016, instead will ride the pine.
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The weather-beaten building that housed one of Boston?s most storied restaurants will soon make way for condos and an office building.
Yale moving to Boston? It could make sense, one writer saysFlorida?s governor implored the fabled school to move south, but one person suggested a more practical ? if equally unlikely ? move.
Gary Washburn | On Basketball
Craig Sager keeps on fighting, despite diagnosisThe colorful TV personality?s leukemia is no longer in remission, but he?s still working and maintains a positive outlook on his situation.
State officials want Plainridge to talk about new online gamesThe games are deceptive, critics say, and officials want to know more about ?the social gaming phenomenon.?
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It?s time for a vote on the Mass. transgender billGovernor Charlie Baker and the Legislature need to stop playing ?chicken? with the Transgender Public Accommodation Bill.
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Why Cruz is winning the spouse spatThe dialogue over the last week has essentially given Ted Cruz what he has wanted all along.
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At least 70 people were killed, including about 30 children, in a suicide bomb attack at a park in Lahore, Pakistan.
Here?s what awaits the Bruins, 1-6-0 in their last seven games: a tough two-game Midwest swing.
On his visit to Boston, Armenian president Serzh Sargsyan took part in a remembrance ceremony.
Mark Kirk also criticized party colleagues? refusal to hold confirmation hearings or a vote on Merrick Gerland?s nomination.
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MIT researchers made a mesmerizing video imagining what intersections might look like.
For Bashar Assad, recapturing the historic town was a strategic political coup.
Inspectors yanked the store?s operating license for violations including a mouse infestation, citing an ?imminent health hazard.?
Duke won an Academy Award as a teenager and went on to cultivate a respected screen career in adulthood.
This stylish 20-seat restaurant offers a $65 prix fixe four-course menu designed by former ?Top Chef? contestant Carl Dooley.
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Key reports from Globe?s Spotlight team on clergy sex abuseThe Boston Globe?s 2001-2002 investigation into sexual abuses by clergy in the Catholic Church resulted in more than 600 stories.
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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Building a tombstone for the digital graveDave Balter has raised $1.5 million in seed investment for Mylestoned, a startup that aims to build a more modern way to remember the dearly departed.
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A guide to decoding Catholic reaction to Pope FrancisPope Francis is massively popular around the world, but somewhat divisive inside the church itself.
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Instead of left field, Rusney Castillo is basically left out
Father and daughter caught in riptide, captured it on camera
Dramatic remake coming to Back Bay crossroads, train station
Anthony?s Pier 4 will fall to wrecking ball
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