There were inappropriate sexual contact allegations against Dr. Roger Ian Hardy for decades. How did no one notice?
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Her granddaughter was ?brutally murdered? five years ago, and now the 79-year-old woman is raising three great-grandchildren.
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Listening to and supporting addicts appears to help them work toward recovery.
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With a couple of minor adjustments, casino managers are able to change the formula that determines the chances of a payout.
opinion | David Weinberger
Why the Internet knows the ending before airtimeFans of shows like ?Game of Thrones? and ?The Walking Dead? can combine their minds to predict what will come next.
Good relationships are key to making remote ownership work, said Sarah Kaempfe, who relocated to California five years ago for work.
Bob Ryan
It?s Hall of Fame time ? here is my class of 2016 ballotNo Barry, no Roger, no Mark, no Sammy, and no Rafael. Maybe next year.
Among the things you?ll see up in Maine?s ?unorganized territory?: logs.
In northwest Maine, you can experience 10 million acres of unincorporated townships and back country.
KEVIN CULLEN
Wealth of super rich less shocking than their defense of itNothing underscores the insidiousness of growing income inequality than hearing the very rich people trying to defend it.
An unidentified male was shot and killed Saturday night, and police have arrested three people.
LEARNING CURVE
Project Bread, a local nonprofit, has teamed up with Fenway High to create healthy dishes that students will actually eat.
Making a deal with David Price took more than a mound of cash, it took moving past a team axiom: Don?t bet big on pitchers over 30.
Canada may no longer be No. 1 in maple syrup under free trade dealAmerican maple syrup producers stand to benefit under the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
A change came over Tashfeen Malik two or three years ago.
Yvonne Abraham
Sadly, we?re on our own when it comes to terroristsThe realization that the terrorists had won came in absurd circumstances.
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Schools in Massachusetts appear to be ignoring federal asbestos laws, and the state has done little to enforce it.
JOHN L. ALLEN JR. | All Things Catholic
Pope Francis has been a surprising pontiff and could continue that pattern in 2016.
BC coach Tim Ritchie making a run for Olympic marathon spotBC?s assistant track and cross-country coach won the Philadelphia Half Marathon and will run in the US Olympic trials on Feb. 13.
Hartford police received a tip that the skeletal remains of five people buried at a Worcester cemetery were in his apartment.
Opinion | Sebastian Stockman
Amid threats to Cambridge schools, what?s a parent to do?Sending your kid off to school every day is already a leap of faith.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Could Martin O?Malley get zero delegates in Iowa?This is a strong possibility for a candidate who has spent more time campaigning in the Hawkeye State than his primary rivals.
Globe investigations and Spotlight reportsA look at high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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A look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
Tuukka Rask stopped 17 shots as the Bruins bounced back from Friday?s heartbreaking overtime loss in Calgary.
Jephthe Chery?s funeral drew a crowd so large that extra chairs had to be brought in and many people stood against the walls.
?I got a nickel every year from my parents, and I?d save it until it was a dollar,? said 100-year-old Bill Needleman.
As a young girl, she decided she?d never change her last name. Years later, an entire state debated her choice.
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The discovery is the latest chapter in an ongoing saga that began three centuries ago, on June 8, 1708.
Robert Bazemore is a survivor of a blood cancer that could be treated by Epizyme?s lead drug candidate.
In recent years, those remnants of the US military have enjoyed increasing popularity with the island?s weekend warriors and more intrepid visitors.
American Repertory Theater?s latest immersive spectacle is the electro-pop musical ?Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812.?
W. David Marx is making the case that the country?s enthusiasm for ?ametora? has helped reignite the US menswear market.
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Rowley company?s tech could save lives in mass shootingsNobody?s found a way to halt the spate of mass shootings plaguing the United States. But this company may have the next best thing.
John L. Allen Jr. | All Things Catholic
Pope Francis reveres the wisdom of the poorOne of Francis?s last stops in Kenya was arguably the most revealing moment of his six-day visit to Africa.
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The Meaning of HomeA thoughtful design gives two Boston Marathon bombing survivors accessibility with panache.
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