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The school has been engulfed in turmoil for months, with its halls and classrooms drastically understaffed due in large part to cuts last year caused by back-to-back multimillion-dollar budget deficits. Continue reading →
Springfield has one of the largest roosts in the state and Patti Steinman leads an urban safari to observe the crows in all their glory. Continue reading →
WATCH: Tuesday's show. Stories include: Inside Boston’s first alcohol-free bottle shop, and Harvard museum removes sacred Native American items from display. Watch →
WATCH: The Patriots special teamer has retired after 16 seasons. Columnist Chad Finn reflects on his career and predicts the team's future without him. Watch →
The school's policy had dispensed with a rigorous entrance examination and prioritized admission to the top students from each public middle school in the area rather than the top applicants from any school. Continue reading →
Revelations are helping to explain the "Radcliffe Wave," a chain of star-forming clouds that the largest coherent structure ever seen in our galaxy — 9,000 light-years from end to end. Continue reading →
Nikki Haley struck a defiant tone Tuesday as she promised not to leave the Republican primary contest soon and escalated her attacks on front-runner Donald Trump. Continue reading →
Assange has been fighting extradition for more than a decade, including seven years in self-exile in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London and the last five years in a high-security prison. Continue reading →
Far-right Israelis pledged the funds in a show of support for the settlers, whose efforts to exert Israeli control over lands in the West Bank have often involved maintaining illegal outposts and assaulting Palestinians. Continue reading →
A shirt that inscribes support for gender fluidity is not equivalent to one that says, "There are only two genders," a statement that dehumanizes those who don’t align with a single sex. Continue reading →
Massó has been the longtime host of WBUR’s “¡Con Salsa!,” a bilingual Afro-Latin music program that’s been on the air for nearly five decades. He also dedicated his years to civic affairs. Continue reading →
The sexual misconduct among students included groping, choking, and use of sexually explicit and derogatory language, according to a letter Superintendent Mary Skipper sent to the Gardner community. Continue reading →
The cartoon showed a hand inscribed with a Star of David and a dollar sign holding ropes around the necks of a Black man and an Arab man. Continue reading →
Both adults are charged with second-degree murder and other charges. They have been hospitalized since the shooting, prosecutors said. Continue reading →
Massachusetts' two major utilities are asking for around $2.4 billion over five years to finance improvements to the power grid, amid increasing demand from electric vehicles and heat pumps. Continue reading →
A liturgist, Rabbi Jules Harlow brought a poet’s sensibility and a musician’s cadence to the style of prayer in Conservative Judaism for much of the second half of the 20th century. Continue reading →
A liturgist, Rabbi Jules Harlow brought a poet’s sensibility and a musician’s cadence to the style of prayer in Conservative Judaism for much of the second half of the 20th century. Continue reading →
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