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Protesters marched through Boston.

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The Boston event is one of many national demonstrations.

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Protesters held signs in Madison Park in Roxbury.

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Counter-protesters were at the State House.

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Boston?s march began at Madison Park school.

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Protersters walked toward Boston Common.

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A speaker used a megaphone outside the Madison Park school.

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Demonstrators gathered in Roxbury Saturday before the march.

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A demonstrator penned a message on her hands in Washington, D.C.

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A sea of people materialized in Washington, D.C., Saturday.

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The march, which drew a lot of young people, featured creative signs from protesters.

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Thousands of people are expected at a march through Boston and a rally at Boston Common.

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Even in a swath of conservative communities in surrounding Springfield, the march is on.

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Dozens of Boston students piled into buses bound for the nation?s capital Friday night to join protesters for the March for Our Lives on Saturday.

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The game was not quite as dramatic as Tuesday?s stunning win, but the victory over one of the top teams in the Western Conference was probably even more impressive.

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President Trump released an order Friday night banning most transgender troops from serving in the military except under ?limited circumstances.?

Nine state troopers suspended, nine more retire amid overtime probe

Nine Massachusetts State Police troopers were suspended without pay and nine more retired this week in the midst of an internal affairs investigation.

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The couple has been dating since 2016.

?You should do it?: Trump officials encouraged George Papadopoulos?s foreign outreach

The young adviser to then-candidate Donald Trump had the campaign?s blessing for some of his foreign outreach, documents show.

Patriots captain Duron Harmon reportedly tried to bring weed into Costa Rica

Harmon was sent back to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., after being detained at an airport.

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The weather is still going to feel quite wintry around here, and some areas will even see snow.

No fooling: April could be cold, wet, forecasters say

The National Weather Service is predicting below-normal temperatures and above-normal precipitation into mid-April.

With legal pot sales coming, baby boomers are ready to resume the party

For some, the coming of legal pot sales means an opportunity to resume a long-lost lifestyle.

Trillium Roslindale location to close Sunday

The former electrical station turned beer hall was wildly popular.

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Do you have what it takes to quit Facebook?

A few brave souls have signed off from planet Earth and left the social media site. Others are only threatening action.

Tiny school, mammoth accomplishment

The Amherst College women?s basketball team has won two straight Division 3 championships and gone 66-0 over the past two seasons.

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A match between fiftysomething single parents, who once went to rival boarding schools.

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Rob Gronkowski?s home was robbed in February while he was at the Super Bowl in Minneapolis.

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City Hall officials Timothy Sullivan (left) and Kenneth Brissette.

City Hall employees in Boston Calling trial will not face internal discipline

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Team owner Robert Kraft lent out the New England Patriots? team plane, shown here in a file photo.

Parkland, Fla., students and families flew to Washington, D.C., on the Patriots? plane

Sexual harassment allegations against gambling mogul Steve Wynn prompted him to step down as CEO at his namesake company.

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Reebok employee Doug Bates visited a last library at Reebok's new space in Boston at the Innovation and Design Building.

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The so-called Real IDs, created by a post-9/11 security law, will require Massachusetts drivers to return in person to a Registry of Motor Vehicles office.

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Brian Johnson?s strong spring has won over Red Sox

The journeyman lefthander has earned his spot in the rotation to start the season.

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Hampshire College probing act of ?deplorable anti-Semitism? on campus

School president Jonathan Lash said the act is being treated as a criminal matter.

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John Bolton, former US ambassador to the United Nations, is slated to replace H.R. McMaster as President Trump?s National Security Adviser.

Allies worry about Bolton?s hawkish views

President Trump?s decision to make John Bolton his new national security adviser ricocheted around the globe.

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Freeman Hrabowski III, president of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, is serving as a consultant in the search for a new chancellor of UMass Boston.

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Boston, MA - 10/11/1967: Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey, left, stands with Red Sox player Reggie Smith after the Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Cardinals in Game 6 of the World Series at Fenway Park in Boston on Oct. 11, 1967. The Red Sox forced a Game 7 by winning, 8-4. (Frank O'Brien/Globe Staff) --- BGPA Reference: 170322_MJ_041

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Investigators say missing Iowa family found dead in Mexico

The bodies of an Iowa couple and their two children were found in a rented condo in Mexico on Friday, though it wasn?t immediately clear what caused their deaths, according to investigators.

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President Matt O?Toole is hoping that his company?s fancy new Boston digs will help boost sales.

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Boston native Bill Cunningham wrote a ?secret memoir?

The celebrated fashion photographer was fiercely private.

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Chris Evans on his love of tap dancing, ?Captain America?

Twice a week since he?s been living in New York, Evans, who ordinarily splits his time between his native Boston and Los Angeles, has taken refuge in tap -- when he?s not starring in ?Lobby Hero.?

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Carolle Nau (left) and Bridgette Wallace in the Victorian on Hutchings Street in Roxbury that they envision as a tech learning center for young women.

This old house could become a tech training ground

While other homes have been turned into condos, two entrepreneurs envision a place where young women of color can live and learn to code. They call it the G|Code house.

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?I wish they would leave it Yawkey Way?

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