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After the CEO's of Market Basket ran newspaper ads announcing job fairs next week to replace any workers who refuse to come back to work. loyal customers are responding with an ad of their own with a message for the board of directors. "It is your customers who bring in the money. It is your customers who are the bottom line," the customer-bought ad reads in part. It will run in Saturday's edition of the Lowell Sun.
The red pine scale is killing entire stands of red pines and making once green landscapes look like winter.
Chris Boeur headed to Fenway with a sign thanking "Jon, John & Jonny" for all the good times at the park.
Market Basket's new CEOs were advised to keep state laws about firings in mind if they let employees go.
A Sudanese woman who refused to recant her Christian faith in the face of a death sentence will make her home in Manchester, NH.
Bulger is serving life in prison after his conviction in a broad racketeering case, including 11 killings and other gangland crimes in the 1970s and 80s.
The State Department said the victim had worked as a health assistant at Harvard University the past five years.
WBZ political analyst Jon Keller found not everyone on Beacon Hill thinks as sales-tax holiday is what the state economy really needs.
Gov. Deval Patrick has sworn in Geraldine Hines as the newest member of the state's highest court.
An innovative camp lets kids work in freedom on math and science and sparks an interest.
What a day for the Red Sox. We've got you covered!
Mike Felger and Tony Massarotti break down what was an eventful trade day for the Red Sox.
Marquis Smith, 23, was held without bail Thursday after being arrested Wednesday for allegedly shooting to death Daniel P. Taylor, 23, on Feb. 23.
One of the most closely watched bills would overhaul the state's gun laws and another would make changes to the state's domestic violence laws.
A relief fund has been created for residents and business owners affected by the tornado that hit Revere.
