The micro hotel has smaller rooms, allowing the developer to increase the hotel?s capacity from 240 rooms to 346.
Greg Hoffmeister
The skiers were injured when the lift moved backward. None of the injuries were considered life-threatening.
Wait staff at two Legal restaurants claim that their gratuities are being shared illegally with oyster shuckers.
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Contractors have been inundated with requests for repairs, meaning some homeowners in need may have to get in line.
Temperatures in the city were expected to plummet overnight, and Sunday was likely to be unseasonably cold.
The group posted the names, photos, and purported address of 100 US service members.
Archdiocese takes group at Scituate church to courtSt. Frances Xavier Cabrini congregants are contesting the archdiocese?s motion to remove them from the closed parish.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
As the strike zone at UMass has grown tighter, the pressure on both sides of the admissions equation has gotten higher.
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As the heroin epidemic has grown in Massachusetts, so has the number of addicts with deep pockets looking to kick their habit.
Alex Speier
It?s not just the top speed a pitcher can hit on the radar gun that determines success in the major leagues.
The league suspended the rookie one game after he hit the Spurs? Matt Bonner in the groin Friday.
The 1,200-plus room hotel complex would be built across from the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center.
Address
The Blizzard of ?78 was something of a fun event. The winter of 2015 has been anything but jolly.
A new study suggests that tailoring work times to individual biological rhythms can improve the wellbeing of some shift workers.
AREA FOUR
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.
Munch Madness 2015
These local establishments are competing for the chance to move on to Round 3. Where does your loyalty lie?
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.
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.
Frank Rumpenhorst/AFP/Getty Images
In some areas of the world, the signs of spring are more apparent.
Bruins coach Claude Julien said he needs a ?better compete level? from his players as the playoffs draw near.
The growing operation includes senior political advisers to Mayor Walsh, Governor Baker, and former Governor Patrick.
Ed Markey, too, wants to reform federal chemical regulation, but thinks the bill might be worse than the current system.
Important gaps remain, though, before a deal is reached, the secretary of state cautioned.
State Treasurer Deborah Goldberg and her senior staff members want assurances that the bank is fixing the problems.
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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.
Judah Cohen is giddy about the record snowfall, and that he rightly predicted it.
Ideas
Like Airbnb, but for algorithms?A Seattle-based startup looks to bring the sharing economy to these mathematical processes.
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