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Roy Greene

Roy Greene

Deputy Metro Editor at The Boston Globe

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A pandemic false dawn and political milestones: A look back at some of the top local stories in 2...

Along with the relentless pandemic, the year brought political shifts and milestones, the return of a cherished communal event, and a plan to deal with the tragedy unfolding in plain sight on Boston’s streets.
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A link to the Adams family, up in smoke

As firefighters battled a fast-moving fire at a 6,500-square-foot home in Concord last week, the notable backstory of the mansion — which was later declared a loss — quickly surfaced.
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A link to the Adams family, up in smoke

As firefighters battled a fast-moving fire at a 6,500-square-foot home in Concord last week, the notable backstory of the mansion — which was later declared a loss — quickly surfaced.
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What happened to Paul Overby?

The fate of the American writer from Western Massachusetts remains unknown more than five years after he was abducted in Afghanistan.
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In his own words: Perot’s visits to Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, the Texas entrepreneur spoke at rallies and other events on numerous occasions, displaying his wit and pointed speaking style.
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Lexicon: What’s behind a ‘grand bargain’?

The sprawling and ambitious legislation that passed recently on Beacon Hill carries an equally lofty moniker: grand bargain.
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When Barbara Bush wowed Wellesley College

Barbara Bush was not the Wellesley Class of 1990’s first choice for commencement speaker, but in her address, she knocked it out of the park.
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A look back at Stephen Hawking’s visits to the Boston area

The celebrated British physicist Stephen Hawking, who died in England on Wednesday, was no stranger to the Boston area. Here are some highlights of his visits.
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Tourists love that Juliet statue — too much, in fact

The incident that landed a prominent Boston surgeon in trouble with colleagues has its roots in a curious Italian tradition.
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How the Globe became the third US newspaper to publish the Pentagon...

How the Globe became the third US newspaper to publish the Pentagon Papers
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Recalling the state’s last fatal shark attack

In 1936, sharks in area waters were a rarity — and a bit of a mystery. In a story following the fatal attack, the Globe wrote: “Shark menace on the New England seacoast? Absurd!’’
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4 questions about ‘Dunkirk’

The significance of an epic evacuation of Allied forces that Winston Churchill called “miracle of deliverance.’’
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What’s behind the multiple pens at signing ceremonies?

The idea is that presidents, governors, and mayors reward supporters of the measures with mementos — often engraved — to acknowledge their efforts to gain passage.
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What’s behind the multiple pens at signing ceremonies?

The idea is that presidents, governors, and mayors reward supporters of the measures with mementos — often engraved — to acknowledge their efforts to gain passage.
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What would happen if bees disappeared?

Five questions for a bee expert.
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A look at other notable prison suicides

With his apparent suicide early Wednesday, former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez became the latest high-profile Massachusetts inmate to take his own life.
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Frederick Douglass — gone, yes, but not forgotten

Amid President Trump’s comments, remembering the black abolitionist’s local ties — and strong words.
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Three things about the Shirley prison

The Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center finds itself in the spotlight after a riot broke out Tuesday evening.
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How to make duck boats safer

Legislation has been passed that would require the amphibious vehicles to have more safety equipment, including blind spot cameras and proximity sensors.
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Manchester’s hyphens lost on cutting-room floor

The movie “Manchester by the Sea” eschews the pesky little punctuation.
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Harvard’s quirky graduation rituals

In celebrating its 361st commencement Thursday, Harvard University will reach back through the centuries to once again summon traditions deep and dear. Here is a look at some of the college’s time-honored — and quaintly curious — graduation rituals.