The board disputed claims that Arthur T. Demoulas was the only bidder in a statement that criticized the ousted CEO.
Abigail Hernandez looks on as alleged kidnapper arraignedHernandez was present as Nathaniel Kibby was ordered held on $1 million bail in the kidnapping case.
The sanctions are aimed at increasing pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin to end support for Ukraine separatists.
“The system got the better of him,” Walsh said of the former Probation commissioner convicted of rigging the agency’s hiring process.
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With trade talk swirling, the ace lefthander sent a message to his fans via Twitter.
Revere High teacher captures video of tornado“I’ve never seen anything like it. The trees were crumbling in front of our eyes,” the Revere art teacher said.
Stranded whale watch boat was in restricted areaOne of the vessel’s propellers snagged a cable to a liquefied natural gas facility about 15 miles off the coast.
Gaza’s only power plant was shut down after the Israeli strikes.
Cathy Young
Putin’s strange bedfellowsBoth leftists and rightists see Putin’s Russia as perhaps the only force that can counteract American hegemony.
Book Review
‘Wayfaring Stranger’ by James Lee BurkeIn his dense new novel, Burke, author of 20 Dave Robicheaux mysteries and numerous other works, explores the very idea of sin.
Darrelle Revis and Tom Brady led the way as the Patriots returned to full-pad workouts on Tuesday.
The bicyclist sustained injuries that were not life-threatening and was taken to Boston Medical Center, an official said.
A leading virologist who risked his own life to treat dozens of Ebola patients has died from the disease.
As the Middlesex DA campaigns to win a full term, her challenger is blaming her for the recent departures of dozens of employees.
Roughly a third of Americans have debts and unpaid bills that have been reported to collection agencies, a report shows.
Josh was the last man standing on ‘‘The Bachelorette’’ last night, as the season concluded.
The Boston Globe Book Club
‘Cascade’ talk with readersBooks editor Nicole Lamy and author Maryanne O’Hara were online to chat about the book. Catch up here.
How Boston was shaped by what it didn’t winThe city tried and failed to host the 1980 alterna-Olympics, the 1976 World Expo, and NASA Mission Control. They ended up changing the landscape anyway.
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