Thieves Steal Safe, Chalices, Bibles From Watertown Church
Police say the thieves broke in the boiler room door in the basement, went up to the church office and ransacked it.
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Police say the thieves broke in the boiler room door in the basement, went up to the church office and ransacked it.
Mayor Tom Menino says now is the time to give the city new leadership.
Mayor Tom Menino will not seek re-election when his term expires.
Boston College is threatening to punish a group of students who are giving out condoms in their dorms and on campus sidewalks.
There have been workers inside the drained lagoon at the Boston Public Garden.
While meetings against the Royals, A's and Astros may not put people in the seats at Fenway Park next month, the Boston Red Sox are hoping discounts on food and drinks will.
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A martial arts instructor at a Braintree studio was held on $2,500 bail on charges of sexually assaulting a student.
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Former New England Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe will be at the State House Thursday to urge lawmakers to end a ban on wine shipments from out-of-state.
The Greenfield School Committee is poised to reverse its earlier decision to shut down the Commonwealth's only public virtual school.
The Parker River National Wildlife Refuge on Plum Island is one of the more visited wildlife refuges on the east coast.
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A federal appeals court heard arguments Monday challenging the 8-year prison term given to the longtime girlfriend of James "Whitey" Bulger for helping him while he was a fugitive.
Former state treasurer Tim Cahill says he's done with politics.
It was declared Fred Butler day in Beverly on Monday morning.
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One of the posters in the front window of a New Hampshire gun shop depicts President Obama as "Firearms Salesman of the Year." Below the president are two AK-47 rifles.
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Gov. Deval Patrick is renewing his push for new revenues to pay for transportation and education initiatives, while acknowledging concerns about his plan to raise the state income tax.
Four businesses on one block were gutted by a three-alarm fire in Watertown late Tuesday night.
There is a new class being offered at Newton South High School, conducted in what looks like a yellow Winnebago with the words 'Distractology 101' on the side.
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Congress and the White House have just four days to stop $85 billion in automatic spending cuts, known as the sequester.
