At least two violations that can cause food-borne illness were discovered at more than 1,350 restaurants during 2014.
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Divided Nation
The conflict about the Jade Helm exercise illustrates some of the most confounding political divisions in the country.
New doubts are cast on shaken-baby diagnosesSome defense lawyers have seized on research that questions the links to certain types of brain injuries.
Major planning exercises from the past can offer important insights as Walsh tries to build a vision for the future.
The top five foundations are funded by fortunes made in cable television, hedge funds, real estate, and baseball.
Training to get ahead of casino-related crimesAgents for the state gambling commission study the ways of cheaters and thieves during an eight-week ?casino academy.?
Fung Wah bus line may shut down for goodThe bus line was unable to find a pickup and drop-off location in the Boston area following regulatory action.
At 51 Melcher St. in Fort Point, some 30 dogs are registered at one of the growing number of dog-friendly workplaces in the US.
Boston Beer puts four craft brews on the national stageThe brews were developed or acquired by Alchemy & Science, an incubator created by Boston Beer chairman Jim Koch.
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Deflategate a stunning fall for Tom BradyIt?s getting tougher every day to separate the deeds of Brady from the sins of the Patriots franchise.
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In his latest book, the actor and writer called on his ties to Watertown and grappled with his Armenian ancestry.
The boy who burned insideThere was no one to protect Marco Flores, and, just 9 when it started, he couldn?t protect himself. But then one day he realized that others he loved were in danger, and that it was up to him to end it.
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Trustees aim to entice visitors by enlivening historic sitesThe Trustees of Reservations is in the midst of a five-year campaign to increase visits to its more than 100 sites.
Tom Smith journeyed from Boston to Miami ? by bicycle, hand-cycle, and by walking with canes ? in his crusade to combat paralysis.
Many paused to remember and honor those who died in service, and to honor the families and friends who carry the loss.
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The Olympics ? a dream worth chasingBoston should look at the successes Atlanta has had by hosting the 1996 Games.
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The governor declared a state of emergency after about 105,000 gallons of oil were spilled, affecting nine miles of the scenic coast.
It?s time for the most impressive players to be the everyday players and the high-priced starting pitchers.
The 7-year-old, hurt in one of several attacks over the holiday weekend, is recovering after undergoing surgery.
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The death toll from the severe weather in Texas and Oklahoma rose to three.
Julian Castro defended the former secretary of state against scrutiny of her Benghazi e-mails.
The $55 billion deal for Charter?s larger rival will make the company a much stronger competitor to Comcast.
Johnson?s latest is a social satire that chronicles its protagonist?s quest for wholeness and adulthood.
A reader?s girlfriend doesn?t sound like the right woman.
Design New England
A house for BenNicola Manganello designs an elegant home for a family in Maine with special needs.
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Executive function not a panacea for education illsDespite the promise and the hype, there isn?t solid evidence that improving executive function leads to better grades.
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