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A 29-year-old woman was killed Saturday after the motor scooter she was operating collided with a duck boat.
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The future mayor was in the middle of virtually every major construction project in the region.
Hints of change in a union townUnder Mayor Martin J. Walsh, local developers say, more projects are being approved that use at least some nonunion labor.
Kevin Cullen
Like most of us, Greig craved love and acceptance. Like few of us, she sought this from a
IndyCar ticket buyers will get refunds for cancelled Boston raceOrganizers of the cancelled IndyCar race in the Seaport announced that ticket refunds for the event would begin Monday.
Daniel Berrigan, Jesuit and peace activist, dies at 94Father Berrigan?s acts of civil disobedience with his brother Philip made headlines during the late 1960s and early ?70s.
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Houghton Mifflin Harcourt has caused concern with its new focus on giving the book?s proceeds to a broad range of Boston groups.
Go-it-alone fund-raising might limit Trump in fallAs he nears the nomination, some say Trump will have to raise $1 billion or more to compete.
Trump dominates Mass. GOP caucusesTrump virtually assured himself support from a majority of Massachusetts delegates at the GOP convention in July.
Anita Vance, 78, ?deeply sympathetic? Newton psychiatristDr. Vance?s lifelong love of reading had a strong influence on her work as a therapist, friends say.
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Red Sox 8, Yankees 0
The righthander improved to 5-0 by throwing seven shutout innings.
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Another year, another eclectic Patriots draftThey traded down. They traded into the 2017 draft. They picked a guy most folks haven?t heard of. They eschewed a skill-position need.
New prom theme: Safety danceThe prom, which once melded a sense of innocence and Americana, has evolved into big business while also becoming a big security concern for educators.
Even though President Barack Obama and his wife can't wait to get out of the White House, being a lame duck can hurt a guy.
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How Grandma can help the housing crunchWhen zoning keeps people from carving out little apartments, it doesn?t just add to some abstract housing shortage.
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Indiana is not the solid red state everyone thinks it isGOP presidential campaigns will quickly learn that Indiana politics are more complicated than they may appear.
Government airstrikes and insurgent mortar attacks escalated violence and destroyed a partial truce for Syria.
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The Revolution (1-2-7) have compiled their fewest amount of victories over the opening 10 games in their 20-year history
A woman and her dog are rescued from a marsh, someone gets locked inside a Thai restaurant, and other odd tales from local police blotters.
The state Legislature is expected to pass the measure, but Governor Charlie Baker has not taken a position on the bill.
Nancy Schumacher says she just wanted to do her civic duty. But in the year of the angry voter, not even an administrative assistant from Elk River, Minn., can escape the outrage.
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The J.D. Power survey found self-driving cars face a trust gap with older generations.
The coins appear to have never been in circulation, making them almost pristine by comparison with other discoveries.
Less than half of all doctors who prescribe painkillers like OxyContin have been taking safety training courses.
Conflict negotiator Padraig O'Malley, a recovering alcoholic, readily admits that he has substituted one addiction for another.
She?s cried herself to sleep almost every night since. She misses her best friend. She thinks she wants him back.
But staleness does not ensue on the show, which returns with a second six-episode season on Friday.
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Second LifeAn architect turns his old barn in Newport, Rhode Island, into a light-filled multipurpose haven for family and guests.
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