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The Celtics will receive the No. 3 pick in Thursday?s draft as well as a first-round pick in either 2018 or 2019.
GARY WASHBURN I ON BASKETBALL
Celtics are taking a big risk in giving up No. 1 pick Even if you live by the ?In Danny We Trust? motto, your loyalty is being tested with news of the trade.
Ideas | David Scharfenberg
Manual labor goes upscale, one craft cocktail at a time Ancient occupations are being reimagined in artisanal form.
Students studying abroad undaunted by recent terrorism University students around New England are still seeking study abroad opportunities, not letting fear keep them from international experiences.
Ty Burr
Let us take a minute to honor a large and largely silent tribe: the people who don?t observe Father?s Day because we didn?t have fathers to observe.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
I?ve been wrong in my column a lot. Here are some highlights (lowlights) We have hot takes. And a lot of times we are wrong, wrong, wrong.
Glamping ? and just plain camping ? in Vacationland Maine now has glamorous camping. (And plenty of regular camping, too!)
In booming Old Havana, Trump plan puts Cubans in a bad mood Few areas of the city have been so transformed by the easing of US travel restrictions as Old Havana, the tourist hub of Cuba?s capital.
The Oscar-winning director of ?Spotlight? is still a believer in journalism We caught up with McCarthy to ask him about journalism and Nantucket, where he?s headed to pick up the Screenwriters Tribute Award.
?Spotlight? director: Boston Globe building was one of movie?s stars As the paper prepares to leave Morrissey Boulevard, who better to write about the venerable structure, immortalized by his cinematic vision?
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Three researchers want a chance to solve the 1969 murder of a Harvard student, but the Middlesex district attorney won?t let them see the files.
Water at state?s largest prison raises concerns A Globe review found that 43 percent of water samples collected at MCI-Norfolk since 2011 showed elevated levels of manganese.
US Navy says bodies of some missing sailors found on ship A Navy spokeswoman did not say how many bodies were found.
Experienced operators were at the helm of damaged ferry The ship, returning to Hyannis from Nantucket, slammed into a jetty Friday, injuring 15 people.
45 years later, families remember those lost in Hotel Vendome blaze The fire, which was one day before Father?s Day, took the lives of more firefighters than any other in Boston Fire Department history.
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For a few hours on Saturday, it again was the Age of Sail in Boston.
A day in the life of the young man and the sea Our roving correspondent wasn?t about to let a parade of 54 magnificent ships shake his cynicism about life on the ocean. Then, suddenly, he was smitten.
Testing limits, Michael Flynn entered legal morass ?I?ve always had that entrepreneurial spirit,? the former Trump aide said in an interview in October 2015.
Trump goes from regal to rustic this weekend at Camp David President Trump chose simple over swanky this Father?s Day weekend.
Steve Scalise upgraded to ?serious? condition The Louisiana congressman underwent another surgery Saturday, according to a Washington hospital.
Have an investigative news tip? Do you know about wrongdoing that needs to be exposed? Call the Globe Spotlight team: 617-929-7483 or [email protected].
Opinion | Joseph E. Aoun and Rep. James P. McGovern
US-Cuba relations must continue to move forward We?ve simply come too far to turn back now.
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For Arbour hospitals, it?s one problem after another Arbour Health System hospitals, which serve about 16,000 patients annually, were cited again and again in state documents reviewed by the Globe.
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He allowed seven runs ? including two home runs ? in six innings to drop to 3-9.
Most of the dogs found were living in ?squalid conditions,? police said.
The plan has divided even longtime advocates of the project.
Should you keep quiet that you're looking or join forces?
A voicemail for Representative Martha McSally warned ?our sights are set on you, right between your . . . eyes.?
Queen Elizabeth II, marking her official birthday, said the country was trapped in a ?somber national mood.?
The protesters want better pay and living conditions on farms that provide milk for the ice cream maker.
After a three-year renovation project, the Raphael Room shines.
The promise of crisp air, little traffic, and coastal cycling were a big draw.
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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