Nine months after Tommy Chang resigned as superintendent, a permanent leader has yet to emerge and little is known about the candidate pool.
UMass plans national online college aimed at adult learners The move comes as the university faces a narrowing pipeline of potential in-state students and limited sources of new funding.
The school is the third in Vermont to close this spring in an increasingly difficult era for such small colleges.
An 11-page affidavit details chilling evidence in the alleged kidnapping and death of 23-year-old Jassy Correia. Providence man Louis D. Coleman III has been charged with her kidnapping.
T is urged to shield bus riders, seniors, students from fare hikes Members of the transit authority?s board asked staffers to analyze changes that could hold fares stable for some riders.
Police are investigating a shooting that occurred Monday night in Randolph.
Man who killed pregnant mom, 2 kids wants SJC to order earlier parole eligibility Daniel LaPlante was 17 when he killed Priscilla Gustafson, 33, and her two children. His case has the potential to further limit the harshest penalties young offenders could face in Mass.
APPRECIATION
Perry?s career arc from ?Beverly Hills 90210? to ?Riverdale? was perfect ? as Dylan McKay, the lost son, evolved into Fred Andrews, the loyal father.
Taunton smoke shop owner, four employees arrested for allegedly selling marijuana products to high schoolers During an investigation, police observed ?several high school-aged children? going in and out of the store.
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?The Embrace? has presence and subtlety, and more than anything else, it?s human ? instantly relatable.
Judge tosses charge against Bryon Hefner, but keeps another A Superior Court judge tossed out one of the 10 charges prosecutors brought against Hefner, the husband of former state Senate president Stanley Rosenberg.
House panel seeks info from 81 parties in sweeping Trump probe The House Judiciary Committee wants documents from federal agencies, individuals, and other entities tied to the president.
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Salem?s Rich Benoit just wanted to fix his Tesla. He ended up becoming a YouTube star.
your photos
On Monday morning, we asked readers to send us photos of how they spent their snow day. We were not disappointed.
Dave Epstein
High temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday will be in the mid-20s, but after that we?ll see more seasonable weather.
At the neighborhood level, as backs strained to clear the weight of the leaden mess, a lament was heard: How could we possibly have believed we could escape such a fate?
CELTICS NOTEBOOK
Jaylen Brown says Celtics must fix ?toxic? environment Brown said he can?t really point to one problem, be he is unhappy with all the losing.
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STAN GROSSFELD
The nurse from Tucson seemingly came out of nowhere last year to finish second; now everybody knows her name.
Opinion | Emmanuel Macron
Europe is in danger. Here?s how we can fix it The president of France proposes a renewal that focuses on freedom, protection, and progress.
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Editorial
Presidential petulance is no reason to approve a declaration of a national emergency for a border ?crisis? that doesn?t exist.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Democratic lefties are trying to squeeze Joe Biden off the 2020 road.
Opinion | Niall Ferguson
Trump?s future on the menu Who wants to bet when Donald Trump will leave office?
The jackpot winner took a one-time payment of $878,000,000, lottery officials said.
Chesto Means Business
So much for that lifeline. New England?s biggest power plant might be forced to close after all.
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For the second time, doctors appear to have put HIV into ?sustained remission? with a stem cell transplant ? effectively curing the recipient.
Trump is greeting football players at the White House with fast food ? again President Trump welcomed the North Dakota State Bison football players to the White House on Monday with a now-familiar spread of fast food.
Truth and Consequences Opinion columnist Michael Cohen takes a candid and no-holds-barred look at the current political moment. Sign up now.
Dating in 2019 is?complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.
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Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn?t quite turn out the way they expected.
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The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: winter weather, presidential candidates on the campaign trail, a Chinese New Year celebration.
Coach Bruce Cassidy has some areas he?d like to improve, but overall, he said, ?Things are going really good.?
The annual fund-raising campaign kicked off over the weekend.
About 350 years ago, a young Sarah Good was 17 when her father, John Solart, built and opened his inn in 1670 in what is now Wenham.
Former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper said on Monday he?s running for president, casting himself as a can-do uniter.
A sheriff confirmed at least 23 people were killed by a possible tornado in Alabama on Sunday as severe storms left a trial of destruction.
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If it?s got a BMW badge these days, chances are it?ll soon have an M badge too? or several. The 2020 BMW M340i adds some serious grunt to the new 3 Series that debuted recently with the 330i, marking the seventh generation of the sports sedan that changed it all. Available in rear-wheel drive and [?]
All vehicles made by the company will top out at 112 miles per hour because ?too many people get seriously injured or even killed because of excessive speeding.?
Globe TV critic Matthew Gilbert?s guide to the week ahead in television.
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.
Voice-recognition system aims to automate data entry by doctors A Boston-based company is looking to embed artificially intelligent software into exam rooms.
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