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It was a stunning cluster of shootings even for a part of the city that knows violence too well.
Pedestrians on the tracks were struck by the train around 8 p.m., State Police said.
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As it readies for its annual throng of visitors, Plimoth Plantation remains embroiled in a long-running battle between employees and management.
Striking Boston hotel workers approve deal with Marriott
The workers will return to the job Wednesday after voting in favor of the deal, which was announced earlier Saturday.
Some snow expected Sunday night, changing to rainy mix
After a sunny Saturday, more snow could be on the way Sunday night, mixing with rain into Monday morning.
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Dozens of rivers in the region are repeatedly inundated with raw sewage from treatment plants overwhelmed by heavy rains.
Trump sees wildfire areas, consoles those harmed by shooting
President Trump on Saturday acknowledged Californians suffering from twin tragedies. The death toll from the Camp fire now stands at 76.
Plans for Baker’s second term wiped off campaign website
Governor Charlie Baker scrubbed his campaign website a day after the election and replaced it with a single page: a “quick note” thanking voters for keeping him in office.
Archdiocese to address social justice with new ministry
Cardinal Sean O’Malley announced the formation of an Archdiocesan Social Justice Ministry on Saturday in Dorchester.
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The Democratic fund-raising platform was a subject of the GOP’s post-midterm frustration.
JAZZ 98, CELTICS 86
Celtics can’t keep up pace with the Jazz
Utah second-year star Donovan Mitchell led the way for the visitors with 28 points.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The ballpark has always been more than a baseball venue.
HARVARD 45, YALE 27
Harvard beats Yale in The Game at Fenway Park
It was the highest-scoring game in the 135 meetings between the schools.
BEN VOLIN
Tom Brady is showing signs that he’s not invincible, after all
Clearly the 41-year-old Patriots quarterback is not the same player as in past years, but some aren’t sounding the alarm yet.
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Here’s one recipe the Red Sox could use to repeat as World Series champions
Manager Alex Cora believes at least five players on his 2018 title team will show improvement next season, making the Red Sox better overall.
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Hurling, Ireland’s national game, is back at Fenway Park, and back to the future
Super 11s, the hybrid form of hurling played at Fenway, pays tribute to the spirit of a rebellious game that flourished in Boston in the 19th century.
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In the Merrimack Valley, volunteers gave out supermarket vouchers in lieu of turkeys, since many are still without utilities.
Old North Church rededicates memorial honoring fallen troops
About 50 people gathered behind the church to remember lives lost in Iraq, Afghanistan, and earlier wars.
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Millions of people will be on the roads and in the air. If you’re going to be one of them, there are ways to be smart about it.
Go ahead and make the same creamy mashed potatoes you’ve made forever, but go to town on everything else you’re planning for the big feast.
Holiday arts preview 2018
The best things to see and do this holiday season
From dancing sugarplums to a musical “Grinch,” there’s a bounty of theater, music, TV, and other attractions to enjoy.
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‘Donald Trump was elected president because of his racism, not in spite of it’
In him, racists have someone who will never unequivocally condemn them or the violence they commit.
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Help was a few feet away. Why didn’t they save her?
My wife, Laura Levis, did everything she could to save herself when the asthma attack began. She went to Somerville Hospital and called 911, too. How could she have been left to die just outside the emergency room?
Bergeron was driven into the boards (left) shoulder-first and struggled to finish Friday’s game.
Jamal Gray, 19, of Manchester, is linked to five incidents in October, police said.
Swampscott squeaked by Marblehead, 15-14, when 16-year-old Mike Lynch (yes, that Mike Lynch) nailed a 21-yard field goal.
University of California at Berkeley researchers found that algorithmic credit scoring using big data is no better than humans at evening the playing field.
Nick Ayers is emerging as a leading contender to replace John Kelly.
Under the plan, female employees could obtain contraceptives at family planning clinics for low-income people.
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That Black Friday special deal at your local dealer could be available into 2019
Three years after the beloved New York toy store closed, it’s making a return to Manhattan.
The album officially titled “The Beatles” gets a spectacular reissue.
Get out a pencil and your wish list and read on.
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The Big Picture
At least 56 people have lost their lives in California’s deadliest wildfire.
An industry newcomer tries to salvage pharma’s bruised reputation
Patrick O’Connor is the new executive director of the Alliance to Protect Medical Innovation.
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.
