A former bartender said his hours were routinely altered during his nearly four years at the famed Oak Room of the downtown hotel.
Authorities responded to Dudley Terrace at around 12:11 a.m.
The agency said Friday that it also took two additional children into custody but did not provide their ages.
The cloak of secrecy surrounding the financing of this state ballot campaign has frustrated election officials.
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Vineyard?s days as haven for Obamas near an endPresident Obama?s Vineyard vacations have been so low-key over the years that they have been notable mostly for their interruptions.
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The Rev. Jesse Jackson has been an outspoken force in American politics and civil rights activism for five decades.
Not all Clinton charities bound by new set of rulesThe Clinton Foundation appears to have created a possible loophole in the newly announced policy.
Trump asks black voters to take a chance on him?At the end of four years, I will get over 95 percent of the African American vote,? he said.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Taxi cab magnate may be out of luckBoston?s taxi king, who pleaded guilty this week to federal tax and fraud offenses, may not be able to run his business from a prison cell after all.
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Fla. authorities release 911 calls from Framingham teen stabbing caseGust Ramgren, 16, allegedly stabbed his mother and brother while vacationing in Florida, authorities said.
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If you happen to be headed to this 27.1-mile island, located off the northern tip of Long Island, do not expect a Hampton-esque experience.
Saturday at the Olympics: US chases historic medal haulThe Americans can break their own record for most medals (110) at a non-boycotted Olympics.
Man says gun was not pointed at US swimmersThe man was acting as a translator between US Olympic swimmers and armed security guards at a gas station.
Examiner
A feast of fun facts about Faneuil Hall Marketplace The Boston landmark got a new lease on life when it reopened 40 years ago.
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When the 160-year-old statue of Ben Franklin tumbled from its pedestal, the first call was to Josh Craine.
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
What is it like to live in Ashland?Bruce Scotland laments the loss of open space in Ashland, but enjoys the town?s recreational and senior activities.
STEVEN A. ROSENBERG
A time to look into the sunOn these early August evenings, I go down to the ocean where I seek refuge from the noise of life.
ON THE MOVE
For boomer athletes, it?s crucial to learn how not to go bustAs you age, staying active involves paying close attention to your body.
Red Sox 10, Tigers 2
Rick Porcello gives command performance in Motown returnThe starting righthander added to his career-high win total by improving to 17-3 with seven strong innings.
Redefining Sarasota from dreaded to delightfulMy grandmother wanted Sarasota to be a place filled with love and family. Finally, it is.
Q&A | JESSE JACKSON
Jesse Jackson on rising racial tensions in AmericaThe Rev. Jesse Jackson has been an outspoken force in American politics and civil rights activism for five decades.
Private schools, painful secrets
The unexpected price of reporting abuse: retaliationThe Globe found 15 instances of retaliation at New England private schools against students or employees who raised concerns about sexual abuse by staffers.
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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From the spin of skee balls to the smell of fried dough, the region?s beachside arcades and amusement parks remain the stuff of childhood memories.
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Right now, the team doesn?t appear to have a setup man that can get the ball to closer Craig Kimbrel.
Shaun Miller, 31, was arrested after four months on the run at a residence in South Yarmouth.
The Democratic leader in the Senate threatening to stall Republican legislative priorities if no action is taken.
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Available, low-cost electric vehicles could replace 87 percent of trips taken in gas-powered vehicles and still meet consumers? transportation needs.
Chancellor Angela Merkel?s governing conservative bloc called for a ban in Germany on face veils in schools and universities and while driving.
Griffin is an attorney and the executive director of the Disability Law Center in Boston.
The Public Enemy founder talks his new supergroup and how America is Andy Dufresne in the tunnel in ?Shawshank Redemption.?
Congrats to Matt DeAngelis and Christine Dwyer, whose marriage proposal and acceptance were witnessed by the harbor seals splashing about at the New England Aquarium.
ground game
The good news for Donald Trump out of Ohio, Fla.One thing that must leave the GOP candidate at least a little relieved is his standing in the two most critical swing states.
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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