The storm?s impact was still being felt in the area early Saturday, even as it moved toward Nova Scotia.
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The heaviest rain was seen south of the city, where New Bedford received 8 inches.
Advocates said they are emboldened by two decisions that could result in the release of nearly 100 immigrants from jails across the state.
Bomb discussion allowed in Tsarnaev friend?s trialA judge will permit prosecutors to detail what Dzhokhar Tsarnaev told Azamat Tazhayakov about his knowledge of explosives.
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Studio dwellers have lessons for the rest of us about the art ? and the psychology ? of living in a tiny space.
Collected at the Sheraton Boston are 2,300 members of the world?s most-famous ?high IQ? society.
Schools are preparing for more to enroll as troop withdrawals return tens of thousands of military personnel to civilian life.
The city is launching a new marketing campaign to convince visitors it has more to see than Harvard and MIT.
The Jobs of Summer
In the first of our series chronicling life on the seasonal job, David Fontaine discusses his gig.
OPINION | Kevin M. Carragee
How Boston can reclaim its neighborhoodsThe city must develop policies to address both shadow campuses and the housing crisis.
Movie REview
?Ai Weiwei?: Speaking artistic truth to political powerThe documentary ?Ai Weiwei: The Fake Case? looks at the artist?s struggles with the Chinese government.
New England has lost four in a row after allowing a pair of penalty-kick goals Friday night.
The immigrants took the Oath of Allegiance at the Moakley courthouse and became US citizens.
President Obama argued that the system must be retooled for the US to remain the greatest nation on earth.
The United States marked 238 years as an independent country Friday.
The event, iFest, will take over the Seaport World Trade Center from Sept. 26 to 28.
Ahmad?s latest novel brings Ranjit Singh to New York for another thriller set amid a South Asian community.
A new variety pack from Samuel Adams is intended to make us think about hops.
Design New England
Plenteous pots in New HampshireWith a little help from a friend, children?s author Tomie dePaola contains his garden.
The surprising appeal of ISISIt?s murderous, intolerant, and dangerous. But the group offers Sunnis something rare in the Middle East: a chance to feel like a citizen.
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