According to the families and media reports, Kraig Diggs, 20; Jordan Galvin-Dutras, 19; and Jordan Fisher, 19, were three of those killed in Monday?s wreck in Middleborough.
Boston school closings are back on the tableA panel?s report on ideas that could lead to $100 million in annual savings includes shuttering schools.
Clinton, Warren on the same page ? for nowThere?s a shared mood of skepticism between the women, who represent opposing wings of the Democratic party.
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Some inhabitants of the Manhattan rental buildings want nothing to do with the candidate.
Trump took $17m insurance claim for damage few rememberTrump said he didn?t know how much was spent on repairs, but acknowledged he pocketed some of the money.
KEVIN CULLEN
Curt Schilling isn?t running for office, he?s running for the circusSchilling has been talking about a Senate bid, but seems to be far out of touch with Mass. voters.
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In politics, Schilling throws heat, but does he have the control?Curt Schilling earned legions of fans for his performances in a Red Sox jersey, but can that translate into a run for office?
New developers could revive long-dormant over-the-Pike projectPlans for Columbus Center, a 10-acre complex between the Back Bay and South Station, has been on ice since 2010.
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The men who helped the Red Sox end an 86-year drought had a complex relationship in their days at Fenway.
2016 may be a tipping point on marijuana legalizationVoters in five states look like they?re leaning toward approving such measures.
Going high? If marijuana referendum passes, tax rate could increaseDemocratic lawmakers said they are open to a higher rate from the 3.75 percent tax mentioned in the referendum.
GARY WASHBURN
What does 2016-17 have in store for the Celtics?The addition of Al Horford to a hungry core has created optimism that Boston, which opens its season Wednesday, can shoot to the top of the East.
Effort will target Democrats to support charter schoolsA group will use phone calls, mailings, and radio advertising to reach out to Democratic voters.
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To the Rosas, Question 2 on the statewide ballot would be catastrophic to public education.
?Lucy? is being developed to deliver prescription drugs directly to patients while they sit in infusion rooms receiving chemotherapy.
President Obama reads mean tweets on ?Jimmy Kimmel Live?An example: ??Barack Obama, bro do you even lift??? Obama replied: ??Well, I lifted the ban on Cuban cigars. That?s worth something.??
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Rolling Stones are in town for a swanky shindig at GilletteAnd, no, you can?t attend this Very Important Party.
Star Island photographer sets out for her 20th winter in solitudeAlexandra de Steiguer takes her remarkable landscapes over solitary winters spent as a caretaker in the rugged Isles of Shoals.
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These secret tunnels run under the Mass. PikeMillions of people have driven over the tunnels ? and never knew they were there.
Before the traffic gets better, it?s going to get worseExpect construction zones to pop up when the state begins demolishing all toll plazas as electronic tolling goes live.
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Striking Harvard cafeteria workers deserve supportHarvard is trying to save money on the backs of its lowest-paid workers.
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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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Pittsburgh wanted to take the ball out of Tom Brady?s hands. So the Patriots called 30 pass plays and 25 run plays.
Investigators have not determined how a sewer cover became dislodged Friday where a teen was killed when he fell through.
Donald Trump spoke to a N.H. radio station about adult film actress Jessica Drake, who said Trump made unwanted advances.
Every year, Preservation Massachusetts, the state's historic preservation organization, puts together a list of historic properties and/or neighborhoods that are at risk of being lost. This year, a Boston neighborhood is featured on the list.
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About 3,000 were bused from the ?Jungle? camp to new shelters on Monday, with many more to follow.
DraftKings and FanDuel continue to fend off questions about their financial health and speculation that they might merge.
Oxford University Press? new edition of William Shakespeare?s works will credit Christopher Marlowe as co-author of the three Henry VI plays.
Is your snappy coworker making you snap at someone else? The effect is real.
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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The wild 2016 campaign has become boringSure, anything could still happen, but millions have already cast their ballots in early voting, and Hillary Clinton has a double-digit lead over Donald Trump.
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?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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What kind of first lady would Melania Trump be?
Dan Shaughnessy: Theo Epstein and Terry Francona reach the World Series again. This time on opposite sides
Five people killed in fatal crash on Interstate 495 in Middleborough
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