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The driver who hit two women as they were crossing a street was said to have complained of solar glare.
The Boston retailer, which filed for bankruptcy protection last month, failed to find a buyer to continue to operate the chain.
Emerson College task force to consider Colonial?s futureEmerson College said a panel would ?review, develop and price proposals? for the future use of the storied theater.
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Stephen Murphy and Charles Yancey returned Wednesday to the Boston City Council a day after losing in their reelection bids.
The increase of more than 15 percent will affect about 8,000 people who get unsubsidized insurance through Health Connector.
Brigham clashes with doctor who raised concerns An episode involving security and a court order is the latest twist in the battle between Dr. Hooman Noorchashm and Brigham leaders.
Evidence increased that the Russian jetliner with 224 aboard was brought down by a bomb.
The death of the woman, who also had her hands and feet bound together, is being investigated as a homicide.
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Medical science has a growing ability to pull patients back from the brink of death, but that can lead to emotional exhaustion for them.
Justin Timberlake tapped into his country roots with a show-stopping performance at the Country Music Association Awards.
Melissa Mathison, screenwriter of ?E.T.,? dies at 65Mathison, who worked on a number of films and was married to Harrison Ford for 21 years, died after a bout with cancer.
Senate president shifts course, seeks $10.9m for UMassThe state Senate had not secured money in a spending bill passed a week ago to fund retroactive raises to staff and faculty.
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Undoing the damage of mass incarcerationTo say that we treated human beings like numbers is not an overstatement.
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Think your taxes are high in Mass.? Think againDespite the gripes and stereotypes, taxes in Massachusetts just aren?t that high. Not compared to other states, anyway.
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What we don?t get about homeworkAn organization based out of Stanford University works with school districts to focus on quality, not quantity, of assignments.
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As the MBTA and Keolis are well aware, winter is coming.
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Thoughts on the unbeaten football team, a memorable birthday party, and other sports topics.
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How will Dave Dombrowski approach the offseason?The new Red Sox president of baseball operations has a long history of big deals early in the offseason.
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The new face of civil rights The activists of today don?t mind the optics of storming the stage at a presidential candidate?s rally.
Now is the perfect time for Ayotte to endorseThere is only one Republican endorsement that matters in New Hampshire?s first-in-the-nation primary.
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Brazil recently hosted the new international event in which 2,000 athletes competed from 30 countries.
Haverhill woman sues Google over contractor distinctionA client represented by a Boston lawyer is accusing Google Express of misclassifying workers as independent contractors.
Amid leaks scandal, new Vatican book exposes greed and waste?Merchants in the Temple? paints a picture of a bureaucracy entrenched in a culture of mismanagement, waste, and secrecy.
The Celtics were defeated in Indianapolis despite getting 27 points from Isaiah Thomas.
The teen is accused of raping and murdering Colleen Ritzer in Danvers High School in 2013.
Donald Trump holds a slight lead over Ben Carson in the latest WBUR survey of New Hampshire Republicans.
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Allston-based Censio has partnered with Progressive Insurance to save drivers money and make roads safer.
The State Department rejected TransCanada?s request to pause the government?s evaluation of the proposed pipeline.
The church?s decision to list the five-story building at the corner of Washington Street and Mass. Avenue is a significant reversal.
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