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Obama targeting sick time inBostonvisit

With Boston as a backdrop and the state's new earned sick time law as a template, President Obama on Monday will sign an executive order requiring federal ... >> view original

Obama visit likely to tie up morning traffic in city

Traffic is likely to be tied up in Boston on Monday morning, with street closures and parking bans surrounding President Obama's trip to speak at the Greater ... >> view original

City's middle-income base eroding

Several municipalities near Boston have also seen a decline in moderate-income households, including Cambridge, Quincy, and Lexington. At the same time, ... >> view original

Propane-fueled school buses coming toBoston

Say good-bye to those asthma-inducing diesel fumes from idling school buses. When school opens Tuesday in Boston, thousands of students will board the ... >> view original

Red Sox-Blue Jays Odds:BostonOpens Series Against Toronto As...

The Boston Red Sox will be gunning for a fourth straight win Monday when they open a three-game set against the Toronto Blue Jays as +115 home underdogs ... >> view original

Silverman: Big Papi more fragile than ever

ON A ROLL: David Ortiz gets a high five after hitting his 497th career homer in the first inning of yesterday's win over the Phillies at Fenway. 1. Monday ... >> view original

Guregian: Tom Brady turns talk to football

'You've got to always figure out a way to overcome different obstacles you face.' — PATS QB TOM BRADY On Deflategate scandal. 1. Monday, September 7 ... >> view original

Bostonawaits release of new Bulger movie 'Black Mass'

In this image released by Warner Bros. Entertainment, Joel Edgerton portrays John Connolly, left, and Johnny Depp portrays Whitey Bulger in the Boston-set film ... >> view original

Two women shot outside Fenway Park; gangs eyed

'DISTURBING': Boston Beer Works general manager Dan Quintino points to a bullet hole in the front of the restaurant yesterday following a suspected ... >> view original

Bostonpublic schools see wave of new leaders

Nearly one in five Boston public schools will be led by new principals this fall, an unusually high turnover that is creating fresh challenges for the newcomers ... >> view original