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More than 10,000 mothers, fathers, and others marched in the 19th annual Mother?s Day Walk for Peace through Dorchester.
What?s the best way to tax, through income or sales?Maine?s Paul LePage is one of several Republican governors seeking to radically reshape their states? tax systems.
The main character in the drama that has been unfolding since early March remains inscrutable.
Police believe the accident happened when a 32-year-old Webster resident tried to avoid a wheelbarrow in the road on I-395.
Medford walk raises money for little-known illness POTSThis year, the POTS Walk and 5K Race was dedicated to the memory of 17-year-old Christina Tournant.
Two Miss. officers shot to death during traffic stopThe deaths of the officers ? the first to hit Hattiesburg in three decades ? were felt far and wide in the city.
Forest Hills girds for Casey Overpass project The overpass may be either a vital link or an antiquated barrier, depending on your point of view, but now it?s coming down.
Mother?s Day brings a taste of summerSunday?s warm temperatures amid sunny skies were above average for this time of year.
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By making ?parent? a verb society changed its expectationsThe word has come to imply something that often has very little to do with one?s actual offspring.
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SUBURBAN HANDBOOK: GARDENING
From Milton to Ashland to Lowell, neighbors who plant together harvest friendships.
Red Sox 6, Blue Jays 3
Clay Buchholz got his first win since Opening Day as the Red Sox wrapped up a series in Toronto.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
Red Sox? John Lackey trade to Cardinals looks worse everydayThe Cardinals seem to know when to discard players. So far, they have gotten the best of this deal.
BEN VOLIN I SUNDAY FOOTBALL NOTES
The decision the league needs to make after the Deflategate fallout is not easy, because there is no precedent.
With equipment, athletes often play games with the rulesIn just about every sport, athletes push the boundaries of fairness, but that doesn?t justify violating the rules.
Matt Rowan
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How does a highway project turn into much more? Ask an architecture studio at Northeastern.
The city has some of the world?s best-known chocolatiers, including La Maison du Chocolat.
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Make your house seem bigger without adding onArchitect Chris Chu offers advice on bringing in natural light, enhancing the view, and improving the flow in your home.
Game Changers | Real Estate
From designing Boston skyscrapers to revitalizing Somerville?s Assembly neighborhood, these people and projects are making a mark.
Buzzsaw
When life imitates ?Seinfeld?This story, like so many mundane moments in life, is, ultimately, all about TV.
Episode 29: ?Dead Man Walking? nun could close defense caseThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
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Olympic bid could leave a legacy in Franklin ParkEven if Boston doesn?t get the Olympics, a planning process that incorporates the park?s needs will help guide the park into the 21st century.
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The Big Picture
The prestigious event in Italy starts this weekend, exhibiting contemporary artists from 89 countries.
Allen Craig and Robbie Ross Jr. were sent to the minors as the Red Sox looked for answers to their slump.
The city?s police cadet program, which provided a pipeline for city youth to join the force, ground to a halt in 2009.
The World Health Organization said the country was the first of the three hardest-hit West African nations to bring an end to the epidemic.
The president suggested that Warren was motivated by politics in her battle against the Pacific trade accord.
Doucette is the executive director of the Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism.
From Milton to Ashland to Lowell, neighbors who plant together harvest friendships.
The precarious state of modern civilized life is among the prominent themes addressed by the world?s artists in works on view at the 56th Venice Biennale.
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Many of this year?s new travel gadgets help you observe your home, yourself, or the world at large.
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