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The decision is the latest twist in a landlord-tenant dispute that has been simmering between seasonal residents and officials.
The Brockton man allegedly pulled what appeared to be a concealed handgun from his back and pointed it at the officers.
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
Sunny and dry weather will carry through the rest of the week and into the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
Investigators interviewed the woman who reported that she may have heard gunshots at the Washington Navy Yard.
Released e-mails help humanize Hillary ClintonThousands of e-mails provide a bracing dose of authenticity to one of the country?s most scripted and careful politicians.
Gulf states reach $18.7b settlement with BP over spillThe settlement resolves years of litigation over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
The numbers raise expectations that the Federal Reserve will start raising interest rates as early as September.
Andrew Costello, 67, a former Boston Herald editor, was in fair condition after being bitten several times by a shark.
Greg M. Cooper for the Globe
An Emerson professor received a citation for driving without a license, but said he was not in his car at the time.
Rumors abound, but Affleck?s career isn?t hitting the skidsIf Ben Affleck could salvage his career after the fiasco that was ?Bennifer,? divorce should be a breeze.
Elite chefs now in Fort Point, so where are customers?The neighborhood should be the hottest dining district in the city. But it?s not ? at least not yet.
Scott Kelly/NASA
Astronaut Scott Kelly treated Boston to a view of itself from hundreds of miles above Earth Thursday morning.
Best outdoor music in and around Boston this summerA look at some of the shows that will take music fans out under the sun and stars this summer.
Nick Cafardo | On baseball
The Red Sox signed Porcello to a four-year, $82.5 million extension hoping he?d emerge as an ace. Right now, he?s far from it.
farah stockman | boston after busing
Bringing parents? strength to all of Boston?s public schoolsIn a city like Boston, poor kids tend to go to poor schools, and wealthy kids to affluent schools.
Having a baby is a common health event, yet insurance coverage isn?t always assured.
Is Donald Trump for real? N.H. thinks soWhether Trump is serious about running for president or just serious about publicity, his sudden support is hard to ignore.
Bernie Sanders will use proximity to N.H. to his favorSanders, the Vermont senator and Democratic presidential candidate, finds himself on the doorstep of the nation?s first primary.
JOANNA WEISS
More rejection for Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen?Life among the elites in Brookline can be tough.
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Some coral has been badly damaged and animal species, including dugong and large green turtles, are threatened.
The power forward and the Celtics agreed to a two-year deal Wednesday.
Mayor Walsh is using a little-publicized commission that controls road changes to exert its influence over Wynn Resorts? casino project.
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Despite its fan base, Ford closed the door on its iconic car due to declining sales.
The fire occurred as federal authorities also investigate a series of blazes at black churches in several Southern states.
Donald Trump called on his supporters to boycott the department store in response to the move.
Athens and its creditors halted talks on resolving the country?s deepening financial crisis until a referendum this weekend.
Amanda Collins excels as a young woman who ventures out of her apartment after seven years in Gloucester Stage Company?s newest production.
The modest phone call or simple, heartfelt request has become passe in the world of weddings.
EVENT | JULY 16
Mission: Turtle RescueThe lecture at the New England Aquarium will highlight turtle rescues and the medical management of sea turtles.
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The ?great and cursed work? that was the EncyclopédieDiderot?s encyclopedia nearly broke him ? and France?s Ancien Regime.
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