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A tornado was confirmed in Webster, where buildings were damaged, and tree limbs and wires were downed, causing power outages.
Photos: Damage from the tornado in Webster, Mass. As intense storms made their way across the state Saturday, a tornado damaged buildings and caused power outages in Webster and Dudley, officials said.
stage review
The Broadway-bound production at the beautifully restored Emerson Colonial Theatre is jaw-droppingly kitschy, hilarious, and vapid at the same time.
The aquatic monarchy at a Rockland, Maine festival is weathering rough seas this weekend.
Endangered plant that hasn?t been seen in Mass. for 50 years found on Cape Cod A ?jaw-dropping? find puts to rest a decades-long search in Massachusetts.
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LeBron James criticized President Trump in a television interview, prompting a tweet by the president that returned the sentiment.
After President Trump?s insult, Melania Trump may visit LeBron James?s school Melania Trump?s spokeswoman said the first lady is ?open to visiting? the new $8 million school in Ohio for low-income and at-risk students.
BEN VOLIN I SUNDAY FOOTBALL NOTES
It?s important to remember that the only evaluation that matters is the one from the coaches.
?NOT a Nazi?: Worcester County Sheriff?s Office defends employee?s tattoo The Massachusetts Bail Fund tweeted a picture of a correctional officer?s tattoo that they claimed had ties to white supremacy. Turns out, it was the employee?s old football number.
Boston Globe
A Smith College employee who called campus police Tuesday to report that a black student eating her lunch looked ?out of place? has been put on leave.
COMMENTARY | Jeneé Osterheldt
Don?t wrap yourself in the comfort of believing these are isolated incidents. Don?t nestle into the distance, ready to believe this doesn?t happen in your neighborhood.
NESTOR RAMOS
With Bird scooters about to be pulled off Cambridge streets, I decided to set one free I was going to do my best to preserve one of these endangered creatures by riding it all the way home to Quincy, out of the reach of Birdnappers.
10 things to do in New England while your kids are still young There are certain places in New England that are a whole lot more fun ? and magical ? when young kids are along. Here are 10 favorites.
Dinner with Cupid
?He ordered before I had even looked at the menu? Will this date be doomed from the very start?
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Follow along as the Globe?s team at Fenway provides analysis and insight throughout the third game of the series.
TARA SULLIVAN
The manager?s fiery response to a pitch thrown near Mookie Betts?s head earned the respect of his players.
NICK CAFARDO I SUNDAY BASEBALL NOTES
Which players could be available on trade waivers? While it?s more difficult to make a deal, it?s not impossible.
Court documents shed new light on Cape Cod driver?s criminal past Filings raise questions about whether Mickey A. Rivera posed too great a public safety risk to warrant bail in a 2015 case and whether the fatal accident could have been prevented.
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The 39th Pan-Mass Challenge kicked off early Saturday morning with more than 6,300 cyclists participating in one-day rides and two-day rides that continue into Sunday.
Speaker Robert DeLeo may have to wait until 2019 to pass protections for public-sector unions, which were dealt a body blow in a recent US Supreme Court case.
Temo Juarez didn?t figure his vote for President Trump would affect them personally. That was before the enforcement of Trump?s ??zero tolerance?? policy toward illegal immigration.
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Opinion | Stephen Kinzer
The collapse of the Roman Empire was the result of an over-extended exercise of power. It?s a lesson Washington has forgotten.
Las Vegas gunman lost over $1.5 million before mass shooting Stephen Paddock had lost more than $1.5 million in the two years before the Oct. 1 shooting that left 58 people dead.
Robert Hammond?s boat was found floating on Moosehead Lake and his campsite was located by the lakeshore.
WEST OF BOSTON
Newton goes lime with dockless bike-share program LimeBike?s bicycles appeared in Newton in late July, with more to come from another company ? Spin ? in August.
SOUTH OF BOSTON
Quincy hospital site to become housing The owner?s representatives said they plan to demolish nearly all of the former Quincy Medical Center and build 598 units of rental housing.
EDITORIAL
A battery for the next century? It could happen here Mother Nature isn?t making any more cobalt or nickel.
An oral history of LeBron James and the 2003 UMass-Boston Summer League How the 2003 Boston Summer League helped introduce LeBron James to the NBA.
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Dear Atul: As you go on your listening tour, don?t forget about mental health As CEO of the health care venture from Amazon and partners, Gawande could make a huge impact on mental health.
Seattle?s mayor talks growing pains that offer some lessons for Boston Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
More about Last Seen: The Largest Unsolved Art Heist ever A true-crime podcast about the most valuable ? and confounding ? art heist in history: the theft of 13 irreplaceable artworks from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.
The righthander faced only 28 hitters, allowing one hit and striking out nine without a walk in an 86-pitch masterpiece.
The old Red and Orange Line cars weigh some 30 tons and might sell for $800 or so.
The late "Honeymooners" star built a mansion that reflected his belief in UFOs and the paranormal.
A Republican-backed super PAC that poured nearly $12 million into Baker?s 2014 victory is splashing a cheery, 32-second spot across local televisions, touting his lofty polling and the state?s humming economy.
Democrats can?t seem to win in their attempts at sloganeering. Every attempt only serves as a reminder that the party lacks a clear leader and that it has trouble conveying policy in emotional terms.
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The Larz Anderson Auto Museum hosted a trio of rare Pagani Huayras each worth millions of bucks.
For workers without a high school diploma, the July jobs report was record-setting.
The nonprofit planning a memorial to commemorate the lives of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King will host a fund-raiser at the Museum of Fine Arts on Oct. 16.
All Spiritual Adrenaline Adventures will focus on adventure, sobriety, meditation, nutrition, fitness, and components of 12-step programs, with high-end lodging and healthy meals.
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Spring House Hunt: Should parents buy property in a college town? As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
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The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: the Puerto Rican Parade, Taylor Swift performing at Gillette Stadium, and celebrating fourth of July.
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