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The trail of alleged victims runs back to his teen years. So does the line of judges who somehow saw fit, time and again, to give him one more chance.
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Public records reveal accounts that Remy terrorized five different girlfriends, and that courts repeatedly let him off with little more than probation.
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Jared Remy and the cycle of violenceJared Remy wasn’t worthy of one chance, let alone the countless breaks his victims, parents and judges gave him.
Bruins 4, Coyotes 2
The Bruins rallied from a 2-1 deficit, their first shortfall in seven games, to capture another victory.
Michigan State 80, Harvard 73
The 12th-seeded Crimson fell from the tournament in the third round with Saturday’s loss to the Spartans.
Baker holds off rival in GOP race for governorCharlie Baker’s Tea Party rival Mark Fisher missed the 15 percent threshold to appear on the primary ballot by less than half a percentage point.
‘Increasing hope’ in MH370 search, Australian leader saysDespite the lack of answers, Prime Minister Tony Abbott suggested recent sightings were a positive development.
opinion | Stephen Kinzer
Compassion does not necessitate intervention The idea that American intervention becomes more urgent when conflicts intensify is fundamentally flawed.
UMass-Lowell goaltender Connor Hellebuyck recorded his second consecutive shutout.
The T station, which closed Saturday, will reopen in spring 2016 after an $82 million overhaul.
A federal appeals court has suspended same-sex marriages in the state after a lower court judge on Friday overturned Michigan’s ban.
Gordon Fox also says he will not run for reelection, a day after authorities raided his home and office.
By 2020, about 60 gigawatts of coal-fired electric-generating capacity — enough to power an estimated 48.5 million homes — is expected to disappear.
Zubin Mehta led the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra in Anton Bruckner’s Eighth Symphony on Wednesday. It didn’t exactly storm heaven, but it did move with a Schubertian grace.
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It’s finally time to transition the column to lighter offerings. Here are the results of a side-by-side tasting of spring brews from Harpoon, Sam Adams, and Long Trail.
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The poor neglected gifted child Precocious children do seem to become high-achieving adults. Why that makes some educators worried about America’s future.
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