Why tempered expectations for retooling Celtics are worth embracing
After an offseason of change, it’s no longer championship or bust in Boston. And for one season, that might be a good thing, writes Chris Forsberg.
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Patriots to consider adding Christian Wilkins in free agency, Vrabel says
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Man arrested after incident at DPW facility in Gloucester amid trash strike
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Head of the Charles hosts first-ever Boston Beach Sprints this weekend
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Fenway Park concession workers go on strike before Red Sox' weekend games
Concession workers at Boston’s Fenway Park and nearby MGM Music Hall have begun a strike, with no last-minute deal reached in their negotiations with Aramark.
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Moulton talks Epstein file release proposal: ‘let us vote on it, Mr. Speaker'
Rep. Seth Moulton is cosponsoring bipartisan calls for a recorded vote in the House on whether the Epstein files should be released.
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Finding your soulmate is getting expensive. From pricey first dates to expensive gifts, some people are spending more than they can afford.
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Fired immigration judges describe threat to judicial independence from Justice Dept.
More than a dozen immigration judges have been dismissed in recent weeks, including at least two from Massachusetts. One said his firing is part of a troubling trend that threatens the independence of the nation’s immigration courts.
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Man arrested after Northeastern student groped while jogging, police say
A Northeastern University student was groped while jogging on its Boston campus Thursday, school police said.
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This Boston shoe designer is outfitting Beyoncé and other top celebs
Boston-based women’s footwear designer Thom Solo has built an impressive roster of celebrity clients, but when Beyoncé stepped out in a pair of his custom boots during her Cowboy Carter Tour stop in London, he couldn’t believe it.
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Industrial cleaner leaked from package, burning FedEx driver, Millis police say
A FedEx driver was burned by a chemical that leaked from a package in Millis, Massachusetts, on Thursday, police said.
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In 2014 parallel, a Massachusetts mayor publicly sides with Market Basket CEO
Merrimack Valley mayor sides with Market Basket CEO
