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In an attempt to fend off disaster decades from now, developers are raising the earth and installing extra-tall ground floors.
Former commuter rail engineer has a lengthy driving record Printed out, it exceeds 80 pages. Roberto Ronquillo III has been stopped multiple times for drunken driving and had 10 license suspensions.
Benjamin Walsh, 24, of Millis was arrested for the stabbings Saturday night inside the Primavera restaurant in Millis.
Russian passenger jet with 71 people on board crashes outside Moscow No survivors were immediately reported after the jet crashed after takeoff.
Analysis
Trump veers off script (again), Republicans squirm (again) The latest case of the president?s risky remarks: calling into question the validity of the #MeToo movement.
Rob Porter?s ex-wife says alleged abuse was ?insidious? ?My experience made me stronger and able to love more deeply,? wrote Jennie Willoughby.
Rejected in Milton, but accepted in Trump?s Washington In other eras of American politics, Charles Johnson, who has said black people are ?dumber? than whites and questioned the Holocaust, would be radioactive.
Heavy rain could bring flooding along with it A flood watch is in effect through Sunday evening for Barnstable, Bristol, and Plymouth counties, and all of Rhode Island.
Democrats target New England?s GOP House holdout In his bid for reelection, Bruce Poliquin is attempting to maintain a low profile and avoid the inevitable questions about President Trump.
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In order to be first in line for a limited number of H-2B workers, some local employers will start workers on April 1, well before the tourist season kicks off.
Here?s a hard sell: Getting people to plan for the end of life Said one boomer: ?When you?re in the pink, you feel like there?s plenty of time later to think about the latest and greatest in end-of-life planning.?
Starts & Stops
It should be no surprise that Boston?s traffic is still among the worst in the nation The average driver spent 60 hours stuck in traffic in 2017, according to a new analysis.
US 3, FINLAND 1
US women?s hockey team wins opener at PyeongChang Games Team USA trailed, 1-0, after one period, but rallied to grab a win.
Boston-born ice dancer jumps to South Korean team Korea offered ?special naturalization? to 19 foreigners who could give it a respectable presence in these Games, including Alex Gamelin.
The actress isn?t happy with the backlash from South Boston over the Showtime series.
GARY WASHBURN | ON BASKETBALL
Pierce will receive the ultimate team honor when his No. 34 is lifted to the Garden rafters on Sunday.
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Hunters and some residents say the coyote population needs to be reduced. ?They?re not afraid of people anymore,? said one man.
Ideas | Linda Rodriguez McRobbie
Is infidelity always bad? Among some therapists and sociologists, even ?the last sexual taboo? comes under reconsideration.
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Why I?ll never forget my son?s nurses When our 12-year-old was diagnosed with cancer, his nurses found ways to bring him and our family joy, even on the worst days.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
There?s a lot to unpack as Patriots progress into offseason It certainly has not been a quiet start to the offseason in Foxborough.
Ideas | Linda Rodriguez McRobbie
Genetic testing is about to redraw a lot of family trees Thanks to DNA testing, there?s a whole forest of family trees waiting to be cut down.
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The best Blizzard of ?78 stories you could dig out The Globe?s call last week for reminiscences about the Blizzard of ?78 resulted in a veritable flurry of stories from our readers. Here are some highlights.
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The future of genetically modified mosquitoes could be in moveable labs Oxitec is taking its work to the streets ? courtesy of trailer-sized mobile labs.
Cleveland?s restructured lineup, sans Isaiah Thomas, will be on display for the first time Sunday.
Two Connecticut men were arrested early Friday during a traffic stop on I-495 in Haverhill.
Local craft confectioners from Plymouth to Acton to Rowley show just how sweet it is on Feb. 14.
The property, called Ringing Point, sits on 14.5 acres near Acadia National Park.
Scott Greene of Warwick sent ?crank or obscene? messages to Gina Raimondo, authorities said.
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The trucks roll into Worcester's DCU Center from Feb. 16-18.
Kim Jong-un invited President Moon Jae-in of South Korea to visit the North for a summit meeting.
The move would be an attempt to appease carmakers, who wanted the Obama-era targets eased.
Bruno Mars?s works were the star of the show at a sold-out Berklee Performance Center.
The US slipped from the second most visited country in the world to third. It?s not difficult to figure out why.
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The Big Picture
The Olympic torch was finally lit, its flames licking the cold South Korea sky, a fitting and beautiful end to one of the greatest nights of pageantry the sports world has to offer.
