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Mar 16

It's official, Boston wins its snowiest winter on record

By Marina Lopes

Three inches of snowfall on Sunday capped what has been the worst winter in Boston’s history. The city was dumped with more than 108.6 inches of powder this season, an inch more than the previous record, according to the National…

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Mar 11

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Winter weather adds stress for Boston's struggling workers

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In Boston, brutal winter weather shuttered schools, offices and businesses for days at a time. While some may have welcomed the snow days, some hourly workers faced the choice between giving up a day of wages or making the grueling,…

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Mar 09

LIVE BLOG: Follow the Boston bombing trial

By News Desk

Nearly two years since the attack on the Boston Marathon, the trial for suspected bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is underway in a federal courtroom in Boston. Follow live updates from the Boston Globe.

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Feb 18

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No stranger to snow, Boston struggles to weather a relentless string of storms

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Cold, snowy winters are well-known to Bostonians. But this year, there's been so much snow, coming so fast and with no end in sight. Since the end of January, the city has received almost 100 inches, with no thaws and…

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Feb 18

Boston mayor to residents: Stop jumping out of windows

By Justin Scuiletti

Telling people not to jump out of their windows seems like reinforcing common sense, but in snow-ravaged Boston, stir-crazy residents don't seem to be heeding the advice.

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Feb 14

Millions in Northeast brace for brutal winter storm...again

By Carey Reed

Yet another weekend winter storm has set its sights on the coastal northeastern United States, bringing with it high winds, heavy snow, subzero wind chills and the potential for coastal flooding Saturday into Sunday.

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Jan 29

Why a bartender cleared snow from Boston Marathon's finish line

By Ruth Tam

After winter storm Juno hit New England on Tuesday, Bostonians got out their skis and shovels to tackle the mess. One particular image circulated on Twitter, of a man hard at work clearing snow from the Boston Marathon finish line.

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Jan 25

Crippling and 'potentially historic' blizzard to slam Northeast

By Andrew Mach

A crippling and potentially historic winter storm was approaching a large swath of the northeastern United States Sunday, which officials and forecasters warned could dump up to three feet of snow, produce high winds and cause power outages and flight…

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Jan 07

What was is in that 219-year-old time capsule from Paul Revere and Sam Adams?

By Colleen Shalby

Last month, Museum of Fine Arts conservator Pam Hatchfield excavated a 219-year-old time capsule that Paul Revere and then-Governor Samuel Adams had buried under the Massachusetts State House.

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Dec 12

Centuries-old time capsule from Sam Adams and Paul Revere unearthed in Boston

By Colleen Shalby

A 219-year-old time capsule believed to be originally buried in 1795 by then-Governor Samuel Adams and Paul Revere was unearthed Thursday.

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