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Peter Carter said he doesn?t know why his pregnant heifer panicked as his son, George, was walking her.
Boston Latin alumni decry ?secret process? for admissions changesThe school?s alumni association is unhappy with changes in the admission process possibly being discussed behind closed doors.
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Fame, but no fortune, for legal legend F. Lee BaileyTwo decades after the O. J. Simpson trial, Bailey has filed for bankruptcy because he owes $5.2 million to the IRS.
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Baker is betting that if he can save state Republicans in 2016 from Donald Trump, he can use that to win reelection two years later.
Without legislation, robotic cars can?t be tested on Mass. roadsA lack of testing of self-driving cars may hold back the state?s technology industry.
NorthPoint retail, office projects poised to begin soonDivcoWest is preparing to start construction on an office building and redesigned retail center on what?s now an old rail yard.
At Boston?s edge, a transformationA nondescript stretch of Brighton is aiming to become a new hub for the economy of modern-day Boston.
On Fourth of July weekend, you expect to see shades of red, white, and blue ? not an alligator.
Man dies after getting trapped underwater while trying to free boatJesse Loubier dove into the water in Quincy to untangle a mooring line and became trapped underwater, officials said.
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The National Shooting Sports Foundation has given $1 million to 100 colleges around the country to start gun clubs.
Massachusetts once groomed presidents. This year the state serves as the supply line for understudies.
Behind Boston?s Fourth of July broadcast, he is the conductorIf Glenn Weiss does his job correctly, no one watching the celebrated event on television will notice him.
What?s open, closed on Fourth of JulyHere?s a rundown of what?s open and closed on Independence Day.
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The event Sunday night was billed as a rehearsal for the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular concert and fireworks show slated for Monday.
Taking a vacation? Your co-workers will manage just fine.Certainly, our contributions at work are valuable. But why don?t we apply the same thinking to our families?
For parents of woman struck by duck boat, a push to save othersMartha and Ivan Warmuth believe safety features could have prevented the death of their daughter.
Kevin Durant is close to making his choice, source saysAfter meeting with the Celtics Saturday, the seven-time All-Star met with the Heat Sunday before a second meeting with the Thunder.
Rosé-infused gummy bears basically broke the InternetThanks to the brains behind the gourmet candy store Sugarfina, the whimsical candy is also an adult beverage.
Worcester horseshoe company still in the gameIf your Fourth of July plans include a game of horseshoes, chances are you?ll be throwing a St. Pierre-made model.
Editorial
The Declaration of IndependencePrudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes.
The state?s plan to close psychiatric hospitals has had unintended consequences.
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.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
A look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
The Sox bookended an embarrassing Saturday loss to the Angels with wins.
More restaurants are composting, but the industry is struggling to keep up with all that waste.
A naked swimmer is rescued (reluctantly), some seniors get to church very, very early, and other odd tales.
Activists are preparing for a behind-the-scenes tussle over key appointments if Hillary Clinton wins the presidency.
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An analysis of five years of data by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety shows more drivers die on July 4 than any other day of the year.
Twenty hostages and six gunmen were killed Saturday during an 11-hour siege in Dhaka.
Medeiros, 37, is president and chief executive of Easter Seals Massachusetts.
The Oscar-winning director discusses his latest documentary, a cyber warfare exposé.
If you?re headed to the beach this holiday weekend, you should know your fellow beachgoers are judging you and your annoying habits.
Ground Game
How 2016 could look a lot like Dukakis ?88In the summer of 1988, former Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis was up by 17 points, and he lost badly.
Design New England
?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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