The nor’easter left behind dangerously cold temperatures and record snowfall in some places.
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Galina Kats dug out her car in West Newton.
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Wind and waves battered the Scituate coastline.
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Cars and bushes were coated in snow on Turner Road in Scituate.
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Brooke Dolan cleared snow outside her barn in Boxford as her goats, Oreo and Mocha, looked on.
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Vehicles drove on a snow-covered Interstate 95 North in Canton.
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Morrissey Boulevard in Dorchester was empty this morning.
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Residents cleared snow on Central Avenue in Needham.
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No major power outages have been reported from the storm, officials said.
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Scituate dug out from the storm as high tide approached.
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A truck-mounted snowblower cleared a section of Route 128 in Dedham.
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Jordan Mauro cleared off his car on Garden Street in Beacon Hill early today.
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A flooded yard along the shore in Scituate today.
Map
Map: Snow totals in Mass., NortheastTrack how much snow has fallen from the storm, which continues throughout the region this morning.
Globe Magazine
This year marks a decade since gay marriage became legal in Massachusetts.
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor blocked the contraceptive coverage requirement after some religious organizations objected.
The family of Colleen Ritzer said they feel “a deep sense of betrayal and anguish” after a court decision struck down life sentences for juveniles.
Dan Shaughnessy
There’s still the awkward question regarding Remy’s future in the broadcast booth, and there are indications that there will be an announcement this month.
SCOT LEHIGH
Advice to Martin Walsh: Spark a civic conversationFreewheeling debate in Boston suffered under a thin-skinned, insecure, often peevish mayor.
Maybe Tebow, because of his name recognition, doesn’t have to be that good. Maybe passable will suffice.
Sergeant Daniel Vasselian, 27, was honored before 1,000 mourners in an emotional funeral Mass.
The former Boston police commissioner pledged to keep the city safe while also reforming community relations.
Mayor-elect Martin Walsh reported to state officials that he raised the money from 71 donors.
Jack Sivan and Akiva Jackson are going against the high-tech grain, tapping into a revival of the 19th-century formal wear.
Gisli Örn Gardarsson, director of American Repertory Theater’s physical derring “The Heart of Robin Hood,” is a former national gymnast.
The blood-spattered film from China’s Jia Zhangke is a disturbed and disturbing vision of a culture rapaciously feeding on itself.
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Ideas
What we learned in 2013From dashcams in Russia to the power of Black Twitter, here are some of the things we would never have known if not for 2013.
