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An unlikely road to Red Sox for Bailey
An unplanned shift to the bullpen in the minors put Andrew Bailey on a whole new career path.
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- Checking to see how the AL East adds up
- Bruins slip early, lose to Capitals, 4-3
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- Celtics embark on crucial eight-game trip
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- Revolution open with loss at San Jose, 1-0
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Santorum wins in Kansas, Romney takes Wyoming
The caucuses in Kansas and Wyoming left Mitt Romney with 454 delegates -- more than all his rivals combined -- leading up to next week's Southern primaries. (AP)
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Silence for Japan earthquake anniversary
People along Japan's tsunami-battered northeast coast observed a moment of silence to mark the exact time a massive earthquake struck the nation one year ago. (AP)
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Boston's 25 best comfort foods
Globe food critic Devra First details these simple but sentimental culinary staples that are as rich in local tradition as they are in calories.
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Retailers cut floor space to reduce costs
Big name retail brands are downsizing to cut costs due to tepid consumer spending, a trend that is happening at local and national shopping centers. (Boston Globe)
Steve Wynn:
A fortune made by design
The casino magnate says it's not
the money that attracts him to Foxborough, where he wants to
build a gambling resort. (Boston Globe)
the money that attracts him to Foxborough, where he wants to
build a gambling resort. (Boston Globe)
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A parish grows amid the abuse scandal
In 2002, a tight-knit parish in Hanson celebrated a new church under a cloud. After a decade of struggle, it has emerged stronger.
Art Review
Impressions of Debussy
A show at Smith College marks the 150th anniversary of Claude Debussy’s birth with a sampling of art.
For Romney, saying little said a lot
Mitt Romney’s response to comments Rush Limbaugh made about a Georgetown Law student struck some inside and outside the GOP as woefully inadequate.
Duxbury resident still fighting Pilgrim
A year after Japan’s crisis, Mary Lampert's efforts to close the Plymouth nuclear plant have helped drag out the license renewal process for Pilgrim.
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Medallion system shackles cabbies
A lawsuit shows how shackled cabbies are by rents, middlemen, and regulations most workers would find intolerable.
Ironclads battle tested their metal
A century and a half ago, a historic battle took place that changed the course of naval warfare. And Boston played a role.
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10 meals worth the mileage
Fresh ingredients, inventive preparations, and ethnic touches make going out to eat in Maine outstanding.
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5 Yoga mistakes to avoid
Scared to try yoga because you think you'll hurt yourself? If you avoid these five things, your chances are better that you won't injure yourself.
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Over 100 to be buried
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Morgue workers hurried to finish washing the bodies of hundreds of people killed in last week's explosion at a Congo military base -- the single largest loss of life in this Central African nation.
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Leftist opposition wins big
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A leftist opposition led by one of the few leading politicians in Slovakia to escape voter anger over a major corruption scandal has been elected back to power.
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Van Halen plays TD Garden tonight
This hard rock band has had the most number-one hits on the Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart, 13, edging out Tom Petty and Aerosmith. See which other musicians are coming to the Hub.
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Eat, tweet, blog
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Criteria including schools and crime rates helped decide New England's best family friendly towns.
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Losing an hour of sleep for daylight savings
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