The Chamberlain International School, which is facing allegations of student abuse, paid more than $800,000 to entities controlled by its executive director.
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In Moretown, nearly everyone seemed to have known the students killed in a wrong-way driver crash Saturday on I-89.
Auditor to stay in office, looks ahead to reelection campaign in 2018Suzanne Bump recently assumed control of her late husband?s company, raising questions about her long-term political plans.
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We?d like to be on a map that doesn?t involve cannoli or centuries-old cemeteries or Paul Revere?s house.
A revolving door at Mass. hospitalsThe state still has one of the highest readmission rates in the nation.
?The Simpsons? predicted MIT professor would win a NobelMilhouse Van Houten placed his bets on Bengt Holmström in a 2010 episode.
METRO MINUTE: WHAT?S ON TAP
Travel guru Rick Steves hits the road for pot legalizationCity Hall Plaza unveils its new lights, Plymouth debates backyard chickens, and other happenings this week.
?Ghost bike? ceremony planned for cyclist killed in Porter SquareDozens of people plan to attend the ceremony to honor and remember Bernard ?Joe? Lavins.
Boston police arrest six, recover three guns over the weekendIn one incident, officers chased down three suspects in a Mattapan shooting that left a victim hospitalized.
?Divergent? star Shailene Woodley arrested during protestThe actress was participating in a demonstration against the Dakota Access pipeline.
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Before attacking the House Speaker as ?weak and ineffective,? Trump accused him of ?zero support.?
Hillary Clinton?s Hispanic millennial problemClinton is having trouble exciting large segments of Hispanic voters despite her Republican opponent?s history of offensive statements about Mexican immigrants.
ground game
Hillary Clinton said she would go high. And then she didn?t.By going into the gutter, Clinton may have allowed Donald Trump to stay in the game.
How asking the candidates about energy made this man Internet famousKen Bone wasn?t trying to stand out when he asked the presidential candidates about energy policy. Now his fans call themselves ?Boneheads.?
LePage suggests the US needs ?authoritarian power? after ObamaThe Maine governor is standing by Donald Trump after a tape caught him making lewd comments about women.
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Other than perhaps acquiring a big bat to replace David Ortiz, don?t expect fundamental moves this offseason.
Noah Syndergaard?s tweet to David Ortiz sums things up nicelyMany others from within baseball also expressed sentiments to Ortiz after his final game.
Fluto Shinzawa | Hockey food
Mistakes in the preseason can extend to foodiesA disappointing dining experience left the writer vowing to do better in the regular season.
TV CRITIC?s CORNER
On ABC?s ?Speechless,? a really remarkable TV performanceMicah Fowler steals the show as a teenager with cerebral palsy.
Opinion | Anita F. Hill
What we can still learn from sexual harassmentTwenty-five years ago, I testified about the sexual harassing behavior of Clarence Thomas. What has changed?
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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The fruits and veggies served to the homeless residents of the Pine Street Inn are usually grocery store cast-offs. But a Cambridge nonprofit is now growing produce at a Lincoln farm specifically for shelter guests.
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Of all the champagne showers the manager has taken at Fenway Park, this one was different.
The Boston-based company is investing $15 million in community health programs.
Suzanne Bump now runs an addiction therapy company. What are the implications for the elected officer?
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No, really. This is the most unpredictable debate ever. The town hall style format of the next debate adds three different dimensions of spontaneity for the candidates.
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