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Seven people have killed themselves since October, sending islanders scrambling for answers.
Up to 14 inches of snow could fall, and the forecast calls for it to intensify during Monday morning?s commute.
Few political leaders and businesses appear ready to fight for the survival of the service.
IOC leader says Boston is intriguing candidateThomas Bach cited Boston?s history and reputation as a center of higher education.
George Bush Presidential Library
Bush almost ran aground at Phillips Academy, and it would take four years for him to straighten out.
Yvonne Abraham
Exploiting voter amnesiaPolitical reversals from Mitt Romney and Robert DeLeo show just how short they think voters? memories are.
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Property tax bills add to cost of living in the suburbsA strong commercial base can offset a community?s municipal services and reduce property taxes, experts say.
John L. Allen Jr. | ALL THINGS CATHOLIC
Francis?s latest change is another instance in which the two pontiffs seem to be singing from the same songbook.
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Detractors point to Spygate and Deflategate, but supporters say that jealousy is behind much of the criticism.
Dan Shaughnessy
Patriots tackle unfinished business in PhoenixDeep down, everybody knows that this game is much more about the Patriots than it is about the worthy champions from the Pacific Northwest.
The president of the Kraft Group is a sharp-edged chief executive whose focus rarely wavers from family, philanthropy, and making it big in business.
Christopher L. Gasper
Belichick, Carroll have more in common than you thinkThe coaches go about their business differently, but the end result is the same.
Amidst the football mania in downtown Phoenix, a nearby parish offers an oasis for prayer ? and hot dogs.
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Kevin Cullen
One year after Bill Bratton regained the reins of the NYPD, he is engaged in a battle that is both epic and personal.
special section
Winter arts previewBoston Ballet presents ?Lady of the Camellias,? ?Breaking Bad? prequel ?Better Call Saul? premieres, and critics pick the best of the winter.
opinion | Stephen Kinzer
Stephen Kinzer: Reject the surveillance stateThe true threat of terror is that grotesque provocations will lure us into self-defeating choices.
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Some Koreans often put up with punishing schedules in the hope of one day making it big in the music industry.
Seau, elected posthumously, was the only first-time eligible candidate to get in this year.
Just as Pollack prepared to take over as the state?s transportation czar, the sixth biggest snowstorm ever to hit the city was on its way.
The video was released on militant websites and bore the symbols of previous Islamic State group videos.
The organization?s philosophy: Good environmental policy is good for business.
Enthusiasts embrace physical and mental challenge at gyms, as well as social engagement and encouragement.
Here?s what happened at this year?s Sundance Film Festival.
In his free time, Baker, 58, likes to hit the North Shore beaches or go skiing in Utah with his family.
?Better Call Saul,? premiering Sunday night at 10 p.m., is a prequel to the universally acclaimed AMC drama ?Breaking Bad.?
Design New EnglandImaginations and innovation are harnessed to turn a crawl space into a tiny jewel of a bathroom.
The great deglobalizingOur interconnected world is shrinking back toward its national borders ? and that?s a problem.
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