Springtime scares
It may be spring, but the weather is still plenty chilly. Stay warm at home watching one of these 50 horror classics.
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Architect left mark on area Victorians
NATO agrees to enforce
no-fly zone over Libya
NATO agreed today to enforce the no-fly zone over Libya, a step that will allow the US to hand over command and control of part of the operation. (AP, 6:42 p.m.)
Mass. residents to pay DiMasi's legal bills
Taxpayers will pay to defend former House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi against charges he used his position to benefit himself, a judge ruled today. (Globe, 6:18 p.m.)
The Natural World: Zoo babies
If there's anything cuter than one picture of a zoo baby, it's 20. See adorable images of newborn cubs, pups, giraffes and more from zoos all over the world.
Patrick meets with Fidelity over plan to move jobs, calls decision 'not reversible'
Gov. Deval Patrick said after the meeting with a division president for Fidelity that the company's plans to move 1,100 jobs out of state "is not reversible.'' (Globe, 3:05 p.m.)
US grants Afghan activist Joya a visa
The State Department's decision to grant Malalai Joya a visa reversed an earlier ruling and cleared the way for her to speak at Harvard tomorrow. (Globe, 5:56 p.m.)
Boston's supermoonrise
Star gazers marveled last weekend when a "supermoon" rose over the skies of Boston. Now, a photo of the rare lunar event is being featured on NASA's website. (Globe, 2:30 p.m.)
Local news
- Vt. House passes single-payer health care bill
- Filmmakers urge RI not to end film tax credit
- Parking relief coming to popular Roslindale market
- Woman jailed for dealing heroin at halfway house
- Jury deliberations end for the day in Gribble case
- IRS agent charged with tax credit fraud
- Charges dropped for Danroy Henry's teammates
- Man shot on Dorchester street
- AT&T; plans investment in Mass. cell phone network
What to do this weekend
Woolapalooza, more weekend picks
Ease allergy misery
How to alleviate spring allergy misery
Quiz: Mount Auburn
How well do you know Mount Auburn Cemetery?
Cambridge hawks back
Fresh Pond hawks back nesting
First full face transplant
Operation was performed in Boston
Scenes from SXSW
A recap of the South By Southwest music festival
Ready for a disaster?
Test your knowledge on emergency preparedness
Community
REAL ESTATE
Home of the Week
White and bright
That this Framingham home is different is clear from the first step inside: floating a floor above the living space is a catwalk connecting two wings.
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Cars
First Fiats arrive in Massachusetts
The Fiat 500, the cute, retro-themed Italian hatchback, is making these first owners proud.
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Jobs
On the Job
Athlete finds place
in engineering
Megan Buczynski leads sports design projects at Stantec, a planning and landscape architecture company.
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