Atlantic Drain Service Co., the company at the center of Friday?s fatal water line break in the South End, faces tens of thousands of dollars of unpaid fines.
Two construction workers were killed Friday afternoon when a water line burst under a South End street.
Wynn?s antislot group hired Revere political operativeGregory Maynard, the campaign manager for Revere?s mayor, was listed as a paid consultant to an opposition campaign committee called Revere Can Do Better.
The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning for Greater Boston and northeastern Massachusetts.
Police say powder mailed to Clinton campaign not harmfulThe discovery of the suspicious substance caused that floor to be evacuated.
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Democrats are expanding into new territory, trying to claim victory in states that they have not carried in decades.
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Hackers? attack on N.H. firm felt by users of popular websitesThe Department of Homeland Security is investigating a cyber attack on a company that provides access to many popular websites.
Suffolk University adds two new board membersThe move leaves two more openings after four members concluded their term.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Children?s Hospital expansion didn?t have to go this wayChildren?s Hospital is a politically powerful Boston institution and that power was on full muscular display in recent days.
First they said not to hug our dogs. Now they are coming after our kisses.It may feel like the ultimate display of affection, but when it comes to such kisses, experts caution: Beware of dogs.
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The 2016 Head of the Charles Regatta brings considerable Olympic sparkle to Boston this weekend.
Crews from around the globe have arrived to compete in Boston in the 52nd edition of the event.
ADAM HIMMELSBACH
A Celtic and a Bruin share a hometown bondKelly Olynyk and Riley Nash both hail from Kamloops, B.C., and playing in Boston together is a real trip for them.
Should haunted houses ?send in the clowns? this Halloween?Goblins and ghouls don?t seem nearly as terrifying as a red nose, exaggerated makeup, and a particularly bad wig.
Examiner
A wicked fast look at the Salem witch trialsFacts, figures, and dates about this notorious episode in history.
Can this Boston startup predict films? success?Pilot Movies says its algorithm can predict box office results long before the director ever calls ?action!?
Curt Schilling asks Jake Tapper why Jewish people support Democrats?Well I don?t speak for Jews, and I don?t support the Democratic Party or the Republican Party,? Tapper replied.
Trump or Clinton? Bob Kraft won?t say The Patriots owner declined to say who he was supporting in the presidential race.
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The piano suite aims to capture both the warm embrace of David Patterson?s hometown, and the unrest that followed Michael Brown?s death.
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At times Ma was so engaged with the orchestra players around him that he almost seemed to be conducting as well.
Five things you should know about Mike MinogueMike Minogue, who joined Abiomed Inc. as chief executive in 2004, has built the company into a global leader in heart pumps.
Sale finalized for Kenmore buildings, including Citgo sign locationDevelopment firm Related Beal closed Friday on its purchase of nine buildings in Kenmore Square from Boston University.
St. John?s Prep stunned BC High, Danvers held off Beverly, and more scores from across the state.
EDITORIAL
Climate progress is on the ballotAn agreement to reduce worldwide hydrofluorocarbon use is an important reminder of what?s at stake in this election.
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The broken covenantBehind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
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The trolleys that rolled out of Worcester?s Pullman-Standard factory in 1944 and 1945 are still rolling, seven decades later, along Boston?s most scenic commute.
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Most of the World Series winners between 2005 and 2015 benefitted significantly from homegrown pitchers.
A Boston firefighter is diagnosed with cancer every three weeks, the city?s fire commissioner said.
The GOP?s nightmare scenario right now is Trump refusing to concede the presidential election.
Last week, the lucky big home sale number was in the $2 million range -- this week, it's $3 million.
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Fiat Chrysler is recalling more than 224,000 Jeep Wrangler SUVs in the U.S. and Canada because the air bags may not inflate in a crash
A cease-fire to allow wounded civilians and rebels to leave parts of Aleppo has been extended, but medical evacuations haven?t occurred.
CVS store among slew of retail openings coming to waterfront neighborhood.
Tufts University has added one of his paintings to its permanent collection.
I never had a mosquito problem. Geckos scratched and scrambled up the walls and across support beams.
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.
Ground Game
Strange things could happen on the Electoral College mapBecause of Hillary Clinton?s recent rise, some traditional Republican states may have closer-than-anticipated contests.
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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