The Boston school system quietly cleared Queon Jackson to return to work on May 9 and gave him a desk job.
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Dennis has had a deteriorating relationship with his colleagues.
Asbestos, mechanical problems delay Green Line trolleysA project to refurbish 86 Green Line trolleys found asbestos and other problems with the 1980s-era vehicles, according to MBTA officials.
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Riders kicked off the Pan-Mass challenge in Sturbridge early Saturday morning.
Donald Trump endorses Ryan, McCain, and AyotteDonald Trump endorses House Speaker Paul Ryan, ending a four-day standoff between the GOP?s most powerful men.
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Donald Trump?s incendiary charge linking Somali refugees to crime and terrorism was denounced by a chorus of protesters.
Scott Brown joked about being in the Mile High ClubFormer US Senator Scott Brown and his wife, Gail Huff, recently got some laughs while playing a cruise ship-version of The Newlywed Game.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
There?s no defending police decision in case of fallen taxi kingAfter all of the problems uncovered at Boston Cab, the police department says Edward Tutunjian?s family can stay in the taxi business.
Mayor Walsh rejects idea of Boston police carrying long gunsMayor Martin J. Walsh joined a chorus of voices skeptical of the demands in a strident letter sent to the city by the leadership of the Boston police unions.
A photographic look at the opening ceremony of the 2016 Summer Games.
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Opening Ceremony a modest affair by comparisonRio got the job done, but presented nothing spectacular under a reduced budget and amid heavy security.
Saturday at the Olympics: The first full day of competitionThe US is in action in men?s basketball and women?s soccer, and gold is up for grabs in the pool.
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The boom is the result of easier accessibility, lower pricing, and a wider embrace of digital audio storytelling.
Pearl Jam?s members know their jobs and how to do them, and the result is a near-ceaseless ebb and flow, executed at an extraordinarily high level.
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Cape Cod?s big drinking water problemWhen you live on what?s essentially a sandbar, pollution, septic systems, and political roadblocks add up to one tough challenge.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
There were no fighting words from the quarterback as he (sort of) addressed his four-game suspension.
Style Watch
A Dorchester triple-decker gets a fresh redo for a third-generation family member.
Rubin?s may not have served its last knishReports that Rubin?s Kosher Delicatessen in Brookline has served its last hot pastrami sandwich may be premature.
Everyone whispers in Raymond: Who is the $487m Powerball winner?From the grocery store parking lot to the pub around the corner, townsfolk and those passing through are all asking: ?Who could it be??
For Obama, time on Vineyard hasn?t always been relaxingMany of President Obama?s vacations at Martha?s Vineyard were cut short or interrupted by disasters and international situations.
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Time for Boston restaurants to make the gradeA new letter grading system for restaurant cleanliness is welcome, but it will only prove useful to consumers if the grades are in plain view.
Private schools, painful secrets
The unexpected price of reporting abuse: retaliationThe Globe found 15 instances of retaliation at New England private schools against students or employees who raised concerns about sexual abuse by staffers.
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.
The Rio Olympic Games officially got underway Friday night with Opening Ceremonies at the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro.
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The challenge for the US men?s basketball is to play efficiently, and make it look easy.
Robert Fitzpatrick was sentenced to two years of probation Friday for lying during the notorious gangster?s trial.
The centrist Ohio Republican retired after nine terms in Congress, saying he was disgusted with partisan gridlock.
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According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau?s annual ?Hot Wheels? report.
Zimmerman allegedly introduced himself as ?you know, that guy who killed Trayvon Martin??
Workers in Massachusetts change occupations less frequently than their peers in 48 other states.
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A career retrospective showcases the films of Rouben Mamoulian, who had one of the more interesting, and odder, careers in Hollywood history.
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The Castle is a mainstay of Woonsocket life, a place where people enjoy a side of gossip with their meal.
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The summer of Donald Trump?s self-inflicted woundsFor now, Democrats appear to be holding their fire as long as Trump wants to keep shooting himself in the foot.
Design New England
?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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Maine sees a Somalian community starkly different than what Donald Trump portrayed
As paid leave dragged on 3 years, former Boston headmaster collected $375,000
Pearl Jam includes personal touches, local surprises in sold-out Fenway Park show
Steven Wright pitches Red Sox over Dodgers
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