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As we approach two years of the pandemic, executives will need to revisit some of their earlier stopgap solutions for managing remote teams. 

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The Golden Dragon massacre: A bloody rampage in the heart of 1970s San Francisco FacebookTwitterEmail Interior of the Golden Dragon Restaurant, 1977.Terry Schmidt It started with a dispute over illegal firework sales and ended with a rampage in a San Francisco restaurant that in under 60 seconds left five innocent bystanders dead, and 11 injured. Here's the story of 1977's Golden Dragon Massacre and the Chinatown underground war between two rival street gangs, the Joe Boys and the Wah Ching, that led three teenage shooters to carry out one of the worst mass murders in San Francisco history. S...

Poor conditions within prisons and jails are the target of a new class action lawsuit against the state. The lawsuit alleges that unsafe conditions within incarceration facilities contributed to the spread of the coronavirus among inmates and staff.

WORCESTER — U.S. Army Air Corps Tech/Sgt. John D. Foley had flown in 48 successful bombing missions in Europe as a radio gunner in World War II. That was quite a run for the Worcester native who grew up with his parents and three siblings at 377 Lovell St.  But the run would would come to an end on his 49th mission April 19, 1945, when the bomber plane he was in crashed shortly after take-off from the U.S. base in Perrone, France. All six crew members were killed. Foley was 28. Back in Worcester were his wife, Elizabeth, and young daughter, Pamela.