The state chief executives shared a stage in Boston, but there may not be two US governors from the same party more dissimilar.
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In the latest example, buyers from China, Greece, and Hong Kong are scooping up condos at the high-end Millennium Tower.
A town remains in mourning after teen?s death in crashJoseph Kapp, 19, was in court Monday to answer charges related to the crash that killed friend Austin ?AJ? Robbins, 18.
Map: Where the bedbugs are in BostonThinking of picking up some furniture off the street in Allston? You might want to think again.
Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Boston didn?t name the executive in a letter to donors.
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The Republican candidate has bought TV spots in key battleground states, but he?s skipped one notable location.
GE joins MIT energy initiative, donates $7.5 millionThe money will help pay for the initiative?s work on solar power, the electric grid, industrial batteries, and carbon sequestration.
A tragic ending to a dad?s rescue attemptThe 39-year-old man drowned Monday in a N.H. river, but his four children survived.
Anthony Weiner?s wife decides it?s 3 strikes and you?re outAfter yet another sexting controversy, Huma Abedin, a top aide to Hillary Clinton, is splitting with her husband.
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Boston?s school system this year made an effort to recruit black and Latino students to the Exam School Initiative.
RED SOX 9, RAYS 4
Rick Porcello picks up majors-best 18th victoryThe righthander improved to 13-0 at Fenway Park as Boston?s bats came back to life.
PARENTING
How do you tell your kids about your not-so-savory past?As a parent, we owe our children more and more transparency as they get older.
With Watson Health, IBM bets big on health careThe Cambridge-based operation is expected to employ at least 700.
A happy farewell after 32 years at the french fry station Freia David?s smile, enthusiasm, and her daily hugs made the McDonald?s in Needham more than just a restaurant.
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Appreciation
Think of the funniest movie moments of the 1960s and 1970s. Chances are most of them involved Gene Wilder, who died at 83.
In his novel, Aaron Thier takes the long view on climate change?Mr. Eternity? is oddly hopeful and very funny, even as its characters misconstrue the past, present, and future.
At least the ?freshman 15? at UMass will be a tasty experienceThe Princeton Review lauded the university?s food. Other area schools also got plaudits in more traditional categories.
Research suggests that the next time you look at your pup, you might want to choose your words carefully.
Former Boston Marathoner dies while saving her sonIt started with a splash and a scream, and then another splash.
The team had suspended practices after several players sustained blisters while doing a drill on the school?s turf field.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Why police killings require independent reviews The ACLU and other civil liberties groups are calling for an independent investigation into the shooting of Usaamah Rahim.
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.
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Spotlight | The desperate and the dead
Westborough State Hospital was built in the 1800s on hope and compassion. But with little scientific knowledge of mental illness, institutions like these became wretched warehouses.
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The linebacker, who has underachieved in three pro seasons, is thrilled with the opportunity he has with the Patriots.
The allegations against Joseph Gargiulo were made public when he appeared in federal court to face a single charge of possessing ammunition.
Abedin has won plaudits for her campaign instincts. But she has been thrust into the spotlight for another attribute ? as a wronged political wife.
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Auto Notes columnist Bill Griffith reflects on a car crash that nearly took the life of a friend 50 years ago. Plus red light-running crashes claim more lives.
If 54 of 81 senators vote to impeach Dilma Rousseff, as is widely expected, she will be ousted.
The drug maker plans to sell the generic version directly to consumers for half the cost of the branded product.
In ?Notes From the Field,? Smith portrays an array of characters who offer perspectives on the school-to-prison pipeline.
The ?alt-right? is making a name for itself in the mainstream. But what's in a name?
ground game
What does Donald Trump have to lose?Trump may have already lost black and Hispanic voters, but his new tone could be a hit with white women in swing states.
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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