Walsh sworn in for second term as mayor
?We can be the city that is world class because it works for the middle class,? Mayor Martin J. Walsh said.
?We can be the city that is world class because it works for the middle class,? Mayor Martin J. Walsh said.
Expect a bone-chilling start to 2018.
Fireworks blasted off over Boston Harbor at midnight to mark the start of 2018.
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?Omg! I can?t believe we are finally getting married after 20 years!? the Medford native tweeted.
President Trump threw a big bash at his Florida resort to mark the new year.
A girl was born at the hospital 1:14 a.m., according to hospital officials.
The famous waterfalls are looking more like glaciers these days.
Participants took the frosty plunge during the Brownies? annual swim Monday morning.
It was the third coldest Patriots game since 1993. Yet the fans didn?t complain much, in true New England fashion.
The Patriots? coordinators say they are focused on the playoffs, not head coaching possibilities.
The Patriots special teams player was caught on camera with a comical reaction to being hit by a spiked football.
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Think 2016 was bad? Well, 2017 was surreal, alarming, scandalous, profane, and let?s not forget covfefe. And probably better than 2018 will be.
The Supreme Court this spring could strike down the federal ban on sports betting, permitting all states to legalize ? and tax ? sports books.
The deaths of such cultural game-changers as Chuck Berry and Mary Tyler Moore struck a poignant note in 2017, a year when notions of race and gender were being tested.
It was the the first fire fatality in Massachusetts in 2018, authorities said.
Work crews were digging nearby to put in a temporary line and reroute the gas so National Grid could shut it off.
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One Florida facility that Dr. Phil endorsed on his show as one of the best in the nation has a troubled owner and has had scores of teens go missing in the past two years.
The mayor will introduce an effort to build 200 units of long-term housing for chronically homeless Bostonians.
The plan shows the port?s new focus on processing ? rather than catching ? seafood.
At least 12 people have been killed in the recent uprisings, according to a state TV report.
The country?s leader did soften his tone when it came to neighboring South Korea, though.
Police arrested Kevin Reddick on New Year?s Eve in connection with a November homicide in Cambridge.
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NFL reporter Ben Volin joins host Chris Gasper to dive into the major storylines ahead of the last Patriots game of the regular season.
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A group of respondents from across the political spectrum expressed their hopes and fears for the new year.
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A study of 30 clinics paints a dismal and worrisome picture of this unregulated industry.
Brooklyn is showing signs of life five years after the disastrous trade for Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett.
A crowd of 1,500 people is expected Monday when Yvonne Spicer is sworn in as the new city?s mayor.
Amy Sinni, resident and mom, really appreciates the city?s diversity. Read more about this community and others at realestate.boston.com.
The party already has already fielded an unusually large pool of candidates for 100 seats in the 170-member Legislature.
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Edmunds looks at several advanced safety technologies that are increasingly showing up in new cars
The state joins a growing list of others, and the nation?s capital, where recreational marijuana use or sales is tolerated.
Jaya Tripathi has been using data analytics to help predict likely prescription drug abuse in patients.
Joshua Weilerstein was appointed assistant conductor at the Philharmonic in 2011.
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