The average hourly wage for the vast swatch of the Mass. middle class is, adjusted for inflation, slightly below that from seven years ago.
Hermine?s impact will be felt through midweekStrong rip currents and roiling surf will ?persist for several days,? warned one meteorologist.
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The departure of the under-fire state senator has resulted in no fewer than nine candidates vying for two open seats.
Despite outcry, sex assault sentence followed precedentA Globe review of similar cases found that 56 percent of the defendants did not serve time in jail.
Exploding smartphone startles Winthrop paramedicThe Galaxy Note 7 exploded while charging early Saturday on a bedside table.
Union obstacles make Boston slow to adopt police changeThe lawsuit filed by the patrolmen?s union over the body camera program echoes past challenges faced by police brass.
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Charter school fight extends into the primariesPro- and anti-charter school forces are spending relatively big bucks to back candidates who support their views.
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As the negative headlines mount, Clinton is quietly finding more rhythm and, some say, appearing more natural.
Mike Pence: Trump?s evangelist, emissary, and explainer in chiefThe Indiana governor is trying to personally persuade those who object to Donald Trump to back the GOP candidate.
Police said that a bank robbery suspect on the loose ?should be considered armed and extremely dangerous.?
Framingham State police officer accused of lewd behaviorThe unnamed officer has been placed on administrative leave and is banned from campus pending an investigation.
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BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
The Brady-less month began with a giant banner looming over the Gillette Stadium turf and his locker remaining intact.
Local Catholics celebrate Teresa?s canonizationSome parishioners at the newly named St. Teresa of Calcutta in Dorchester woke before dawn to watch the event.
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The arms belonged to someone else. Grueling work made them his own.?This has restored so, so, so much,? Will Lautzenheiser, 42, says of his surgery to attach transplanted arms.
Boston councilors again propose 2-percent tax on alcohol purchasesBill Linehan and Frank Baker quickly spiked the plan last year when it faced stiff opposition.
ALEX BEAM
Look, Ma, I?m a (digital) prophetIt?s better than a wig runner or a chief happiness officer.
Once too raw, a George Carlin special resurfacesCarlin?s Sept. 10, 2001, performance, which was slated to be aired on HBO, referenced Osama bin Laden and large-scale disasters.
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MUSIC REVIEW
The Loving Mary Band carried the Aerosmith star through Sunday?s show at the Citi Wang Theatre.
Could Yelp indicate whether your business deserves a loan?Brick-and-mortar banks are stepping into the world of social media monitoring.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
Yoan Moncada is a very good work in progressThe rookie made some mistakes during his first series in the majors, but there?s no denying his talent.
SENSE OF SUMMER
Heat, smoke, meat: perfection on the grillThe steak hisses as it hits the gleaming steel grates, and the sound is one of summer?s greatest.
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Julian Cyr and Anthony Schiavi for state SenateThe Globe endorses Democrat Julian Cyr and Republican Anthony Schiavi for the Cape and Islands state Senate seat.
The desperate and the dead
The broken covenantBehind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
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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At Franciscan Children?s in Brighton, several weeks of summer camps are offered so that children with special needs and their families feel supported year round.
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Golfers will start between 7 and 8:50 a.m. Monday, with play expected to conclude around 2 p.m.
Braulio Jatar, director of a Venezuelan news website, was detained early Saturday by police, his sister said.
Tim Kaine, Hillary Clinton?s running mate, made the remarks on ABC?s ?This Week.?
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More than 100,000 people gathered at St. Peter?s Square along with 15 official government delegations.
Harvard dropout Eva Shang launched a company to provide small businesses with funding for litigation, in return for a percentage of the payoff.
West stormed through more than 30 songs during Saturday?s high-energy performance.
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Donald Trump deported his immigration pivotMuch of Trump?s speech was a reaffirmation of either current US law or what he has already stated.
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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Annie Dookhan, former state chemist who mishandled drug evidence, agrees to plead guilty
In Pa., boomers see the American Dream slipping away
I support Israel, which is why I don?t support US aid to Israel
Gary Washburn: For David Fizdale, it was a long road to his first NBA head coaching gig
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