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Feds: Massachusetts owes private schools millions

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Mayor facing federal charges announces leave of absence

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Lawyers for marathon bomber say fair trial rights violated

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Governor says some Providence schools may close or merge

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International student recruiter closes amid lawsuits, debt

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Experts say it’s a ‘mast year’ in the region for acorns

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Rivals Markey and Kennedy agree to climate change debate

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Audit details issues with state’s motor vehicle department

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‘Wow child’ is special guest of orchestra that inspired him

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Moose euthanized after being struck by cars

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Man who threatened newspaper sentenced to 4 months in prison

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Prosecutors want 10 months for man who threatened newspaper

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Issues remain at state foster system after pledge of reform

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Harvard president sorry 13th Amendment comment offended some

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Whitey Bulger’s girlfriend now lives with his relatives

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State police union to stop paying ex-president’s legal fees

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Charges dropped against bus driver in locked passenger case

Feds: Massachusetts owes private schools millions

Mayor facing federal charges announces leave of absence

Lawyers for marathon bomber say fair trial rights violated

Governor says some Providence schools may close or merge

International student recruiter closes amid lawsuits, debt

Experts say it’s a ‘mast year’ in the region for acorns

Rivals Markey and Kennedy agree to climate change debate

Audit details issues with state’s motor vehicle department

‘Wow child’ is special guest of orchestra that inspired him

Moose euthanized after being struck by cars

Man who threatened newspaper sentenced to 4 months in prison

Krejci may miss Bruins opener, Bergeron expected to be ready

Prosecutors want 10 months for man who threatened newspaper

Issues remain at state foster system after pledge of reform

Harvard president sorry 13th Amendment comment offended some

Whitey Bulger’s girlfriend now lives with his relatives

State police union to stop paying ex-president’s legal fees

Justice officials criticize city’s English language program

Report: Use of solitary in Massachusetts prisons still high