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As the university takes property off the tax rolls while straining municipal services, city officials are asking it to consider making voluntary payments.
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One shopper spent 31 hours in line at the Target at South Bay Center, wrapped in five layers of clothing and carrying a portable phone charger — all for a deal on a TV.
Scientist Melissa Moore and Dr. Ananth Karumanchi’s near-misses were more typical of a romantic comedy than the formation of a fruitful scientific partnership.
US Attorney's Office
The US Marshals Service will auction off many of the items seized from James "Whitey" Bulger's Santa Monica apartment.
US Attorney's Office
One of the items seized is a boxing mannequin that Bulger propped to make it appear as if someone was keeping watch.
FBI
Authorities are concerned some people may perceive it as glorifying the convicted mobster if items of little value are included.
US Attorney's Office
Two relatives of Bulger's victims said they supported the government's effort to get as much money as possible for the families.
US Attorney's Office
"They are trying to do the right thing," said Tim Connors, whose father was gunned down by Bulger in 1975.
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Bulger has appealed his federal conviction and still faces murder charges in Oklahoma and Florida.
Personal items belonging to convicted crime boss James “Whitey” Bulger could soon be sold at auction, with proceeds going to families of his victims.
Mery Daniel, who lost one leg and had the other severely wounded in the Marathon bombings, feels stronger now, and better, than she did before the blast.
Globe Santa
When a single mom with a 6-year-old son was told that her position was being cut, she could scarcely imagine the magnitude of the struggles that lay ahead.
Derrick Z. Jackson
A wing and a prayerThe more recent dicing up of grasslands and woods for new developments has 40 percent of bird species in the state on the decline.
A five-part series examining the profound impact of former President John F. Kennedy’s assassination.
The Cavaliers coach twice tried to stop the bleeding with a timeout, but it was to no avail, and the bloodbath only got worse.
Natalicia Tracy, executive director of the Brazilian Immigrant Center in Allston, works to ensure that other immigrants will not suffer in isolation as she did.
Legislation introduced last week would collectively award the Congressional Gold Medal to the members of the Office of Strategic Services.
Democrats and Republicans are looking for candidates whose records allow them to appear to be antidotes to the partisan, gridlocked Washington.
Peter Dixon’s Fidelity Select Retailing fund is up 41 percent in 2013 vs. 29 percent for the S & P 500.
The current New Repertory Theatre production of “Camelot” is a mishmash of uneven talent and uncertain direction.
Craft beer is so omnipresent these days that it’s difficult to imagine not seeing hundreds of bottles on the shelves of your local store.
Globe Talk | Dec. 4
A conversation with author Tom PerrottaThe best-selling author of “Little Children” discusses his craft with the Globe’s new book critic, Matthew Gilbert.
Thanksgiving, or how to eat American politics The democratic ideals behind turkey, pie, and the rest of our holiday feast.
