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St. Frances Xavier Cabrini congregants are contesting the archdiocese?s motion to remove them from the closed parish.
Snow is expected to continue falling into this afternoon with about an inch of accumulation in Boston, forecasters said.
Wait staff at two Legal restaurants claim that their gratuities are being shared illegally with oyster shuckers.
The experimental drug showed ?extremely positive? results in slowing the mental decline of a small number of patients with the disease.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
As the strike zone at UMass has grown tighter, the pressure on both sides of the admissions equation has gotten higher.
City?s bike program director leaving for SeattleNicole Freedman, a Wellesley native and former Olympic bicyclist, has been widely credited with changing the culture of cycling in Boston.
Seaport hotel could see tax relief, but critics are waryThe 1,200-plus room hotel complex would be built across from the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center.
State Treasurer Deborah Goldberg and her senior staff members want assurances that the bank is fixing the problems.
Nicholas Cammarata, 30, of Saugus died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at a hotel in Portsmouth, officials said.
Munch Madness 2015
These local establishments are competing for the chance to move on to Round 3. Where does your loyalty lie?
Contractors overwhelmed as winter repairs fuel demandWhile this spring promises to be a boon for contractors, it looks to be a perfect storm of delays for consumers.
Address
The Blizzard of ?78 was something of a fun event. The winter of 2015 has been anything but jolly.
Judah Cohen is giddy about the record snowfall, and that he rightly predicted it.
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The rising girl group that took flight as contestants on ?The X Factor? find their strength in numbers.
travel
Even for long-time residents, new things to see and do in Boston can be found.
Evaluating city hotels, each in a different price range and category, based on comfort and amenities.
The year has been full of terrible firsts ? birthdays and holidays without Ed Walsh or Michael Kennedy. But it has also been filled with messages of love and support.
Boston 2024 launches grassroots campaignThe growing operation includes senior political advisers to Mayor Walsh, Governor Baker, and former Governor Patrick.
Episode 9: Inside Tsarnaev?s digital trailThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
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In some areas of the world, the signs of spring are more apparent.
Guard Marcus Smart faces a possible suspension for his actions in loss in San Antonio.
For medical students in the Boston area, the third Friday in March is the ?pinnacle? of their academic lives.
Ed Markey, too, wants to reform federal chemical regulation, but thinks the bill might be worse than the current system.
Richard White, 62, cut a guard with a machete and sprayed two others with wasp spray, authorities said.
The micro hotel has smaller rooms, allowing the developer to increase the hotel?s capacity from 240 rooms to 346.
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In Symphony Hall, under the veteran baton of Christoph von Dohnanyi, the Boston Symphony performed Mozart?s Symphonies Nos. 39-41.
I am torn between the two. Will Derek ever come around? Should I come clean about Nick?
Ideas
Like Airbnb, but for algorithms?A Seattle-based startup looks to bring the sharing economy to these mathematical processes.
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