Mayoral inauguration | Underway
At his mayoral inauguration ceremony, Martin Walsh described Boston as a city of big dreams, second chances, and redemption.
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Martin Walsh was sworn in as mayor of Boston as his mother, Mary Walsh, and partner, Lorrie Higgins, looked on.
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World-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma had a few quick words for Martin Walsh before Walsh was sworn in as mayor.
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Mayor Menino left keys to the mayor's office next to a letter for Walsh on the mayor's desk.
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Governor Deval Patrick spoke at the inauguration.
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Martin Walsh gave a thumbs up during his inauguration ceremony at Boston College’s Conte Forum.
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Martin Walsh was welcomed to the stage before being sworn in as mayor of Boston.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren's eight-year-old granddaughter, Lavinia Tyagi of Los Angeles, bided her time before the inauguration.
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Walsh becomes Boston's 48th mayor.
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Boston’s new mayor will quickly discover that winning the election was the easiest part of this. Not that getting elected was easy.
In an emotional ceremony at City Hall this morning, Mayor Thomas Menino said goodbye to the office where he has worked for 20 years.
The Court put same-sex marriages on hold while a federal appeals court more fully considers the issue.
The Republican candidate for governor and his running mate outraised the Democratic candidates for the office.
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A perfect storm of factors caused dozens of flight delays and cancellations at Logan on Sunday.
A new study found that those who took the most time off from challenging mental tasks had the quickest recovery.
opinion | Prodita Sabarini
Rights should be part of US ‘pivot’ to Asia US-supplied arms to Indonesia have been used in cracking down on resistance movements in West Papua and East Timor.
The loss in Oklahoma City marked the Celtics’ fourth straight defeat and their seventh in eight games.
The MBTA is expected to recommend that the state’s rail operating contract be awarded to the current provider’s competitor.
Secretary of State John Kerry promised support, but not troops, to Iraq in its battles with militants tied to Al Qaeda.
Cheney is abandoning her effort to unseat incumbent Senator Mike Enzi, according to published reports.
The conference in Las Vegas is dedicating 40 percent more floor space to digital health exhibitors this year than in 2013.
Levine’s second novel steps into the shoes, and mind, of a drug-running teen.
A new Swedish study published in the journal Sleep indicates that all-nighters may actually injure the brain.
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