The DPU announced a moratorium on all non-essential gas work by the utility during the massive recovery effort in the Merrimack Valley following the September explosions and fires.
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Even before the disaster last month, the fossil fuel had been under criticism for its environmental drawbacks.
The Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor, much like his ticketmate Jay Gonzalez, is running for public office for the first time.
Another employee recently resigned amid allegations he sent ?inappropriate?? text messages to members of the youth orchestra.
Probe at Choate Rosemary Hall unearths more sexual misconduct allegations ?On behalf of the Board and the entire Choate Rosemary Hall community, we apologize deeply to all survivors who suffered abuse at our school and to their families,? read a Friday letter to the school?s community.
The regional school district in Worcester County did not identify the coach in a statement released Friday.
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The man, believed to be in his 30s, was the seventh person fatally shot in Boston this week.
A day after he was charged in federal court with defrauding investors, Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia was back at City Hall Friday, insisting everything was business as usual.
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A mix of private donations and public financing is being used to build the new Y, with an emphasis on education and wellness.
Suffolk DA candidate apologizes in response to allegations of past abuse Michael Maloney said he apologizes to ?anyone who feels disappointed by this unfortunate situation? after a Globe report revealed a 2014 restraining order against him.
Marisa Kelly formally installed as Suffolk University?s president In Kelly, Suffolk has tapped an insider who has made progress in calming tension over leadership and direction on the campus in recent years.
Hurricane death toll rises to 14, and officials say it is likely to keep rising Search-and-rescue teams found at least one body Friday in Mexico Beach, the ground-zero town nearly obliterated by Hurricane Michael.
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DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Our sports High Renaissance continues. We are the center of the pro sports universe.
Here are some Globe staff ALCS predictions The best-of-seven series is about to begin, so it?s time for our experts? best guesses.
NICK CAFARDO
How the Red Sox and Astros match up, position by position The two best teams in the American League are vying for a ticket to the World Series. Here?s a closer look.
At Ohio rally, Trump takes another victory lap President Trump touted a ?really historic week for America? that began with the installation of his second Supreme Court justice and concluded with the release of an American detained in Turkey.
Here?s why we should care about the Khashoggi case The disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi might seem to have little to do with the average American. Here?s why one diplomatic expert says the situation matters a lot.
HALLOWEEN HAUNTS
Greater Boston is awash with colorful events, whether you?re on the lookout for a good fright or accompanying small goblins who are awed by flickering jack o?lantern light.
Dinner with Cupid
Blind date: ?His type of genuineness feels rare? Will she steal his heart with talk of an unsolved art heist?
NAMES
Snow in October? Nope, just a Mark Wahlberg movie filming in Boston. One Dorchester street was transformed into a winter ?Wonderland? on Friday.
Arts | Special museums section
What?s new at museums around the region This year?s Museums Special section looks at houses and much more.
Here?s what is happening at HUBweek Saturday Boston?s HUBweek festival welcomes Saturday with a multitude of panels and performances focused on technology, business, and the arts. Here are a few events to light up your weekend.
HUBweek Forum: The opportunities and challenges of science and tech developments In a wide-ranging discussion at City Hall Plaza Friday, the Broad Institute?s Eric Lander, former secretary of defense Ash Carter, and MIT?s Maria Zuber looked at what the future could hold.
Spotlight
Gladiator: The crisis facing football, through the lens of Aaron Hernandez Football star Aaron Hernandez went from the bright lights of the Super Bowl to a convicted murderer in a few years. The Globe?s Spotlight Team takes a hard look at the crisis facing football through the lens of Aaron Hernandez?s life and terrible crimes.
Editorial
Going slow on cannabis cafes can?t be a good thing Social consumption of marijuana may be years away. The problem is that endless delay is more likely than not to foster any number of end-runs around official policy. That can?t be a good thing.
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The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: gas explosions in Lawrence, 9/11 remembrance ceremonies, and primary elections.
108 Stitches Red Sox reporter Alex Speier writes about everything baseball with an eye for analytics and an insider?s knowledge of the game.
They know each other well, and they both are known to use unconventional strategies in October.
Jasiel Correia allegedly stole more than $230,000 from people who invested in his Internet startup, using their funds not for the business but for personal expenses.
The property has studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments that range in price from $1,783 to $3,146.
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The two answered questions that ricocheted between transportation, gas pipelines, climate resiliency, and some of the state?s most pressing energy and environmental issues.
The resignation comes after months in which Washington Cardinal Donald Wuerl initially downplayed the sexual abuse scandal.
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He documents projects on the popular YouTube channel "Rich Rebuilds."
Under his leadership, the organization has been a vocal presence on Beacon Hill.
This week?s picks by Globe critics.
The film chronicles the tensions between the United States and Canada over the ?Gray Zone,? a 277-square-mile body of water that both countries have tried to claim, dating to the end of the American Revolution.
David Blight illuminates Douglass?s life and career in his definitive biography of the writer and statesman.
Opinion: A widely used guideline said I didn?t need a mammogram. It was wrong Because of conflicting guidelines about when women should begin having them, women like me fall through the cracks.
Until next year, my sweetheart In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and ?Wet Hot American Summer? creator David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.
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Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix? Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.
Seattle?s mayor talks growing pains that offer some lessons for Boston Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
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