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Suspected Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s body, rejected by cemeteries, may wind up in his native Russia even if relatives can’t pay for shipping.
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Late in the third quarter, with his Celtics down 20 points, David Nikiel of Citigroup’s institutional equity sales in Boston bought a half dozen pals each a $12.25 shot of Crown Royal whiskey to toast the end of an inspired run.
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City officials told Boston residents and business owners still locked out of their homes and shops near the site of the Marathon bombing last week that they’re working to reopen the crime-scene area on Boylston Street within a few days.
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I live at the other end of unthinkable -- the start, not the finish, of the Boston Marathon.
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Sean Collier was more than a police officer for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In the 16 months since he joined the force, he became part of the social fabric of the school.
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From the restaurants and salons on trendy Newbury Street to the circus at City Hall Plaza, businesses are being squeezed in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon terror attack.
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Investigators asked residents to hand over hundreds of photos and videos of the scene of a bombing that killed three people at the Boston Marathon and swore they would track down the perpetrators.
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Police called off a security lockdown at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts, this morning after failing to corroborate earlier reports of a gunman in body armor on campus.
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Somewhere lost inside his head is the charmer, loyal brother, doting son. Now only the madness speaks.
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Defying forecasters’ predictions, a nor’easter stalled over Boston and the surrounding region, sending snowfall totals to more than a foot, closing dozens of schools and pushing one cottage into the surf.
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