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Boston school cafeterias flunk health inspections
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Boston school cafeterias flunk health inspections

By Richard Weir and Jessica Van Sack
Children in nearly two dozen Boston public schools ate meals in cafeterias cited for conditions so severe - including mouse droppings, peeling paint...
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Kid rape charge rocks TSA

COWERING: Transportation Safety Administration employee Sean Shanahan of Winthrop tries to cover his face as he is moved into East Boston District Court yesterday where he was charged with statuatory rape.
By O’Ryan Johnson
A Transportation Security Agency worker who pats down members of the...
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Witness’ fear standing in the way of justice

BACK IN COURT: Antwan Carter, left, and Daniel Pinckney sit in Suffolk Superior Court yesterday as they are retried on murder charges in the 2007 death of Cedrick Steele.
By Peter Gelzinis
Latoya Thomas Dixon’s problems with the truth may have a great...
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Hospital dogged by animal group

By Edward Mason
An animal-rights group charged yesterday that a Boston hospital got a slap on the wrist from fed...
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Dad ‘never shed tear’ over dead kid

COURT DRAMA: Michael Riley, charged with first-degree murder, never shed a tear after calling police to report that he and his wife had found their 4-year-old daughter dead on their bedroom floor, prosecutors said yesterday.
By Marie Szaniszlo
A combative Michael Riley complained about some missing change but...
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‘Jihad Jane’ indictment alleges threat from within U.S.

This image provided by the SITE Intelligence Group shows Colleen LaRose an American woman from Pennsylvania indicted Tuesday March 9, 2010 accused of using the Internet to recruit jihadist fighters and help terrorists overseas.
By Richard A. Serrano
WASHINGTON — Using e-mail, YouTube videos, phony travel documents...
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Robert Gates: Some troops could leave Afghanistan early

U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates, center, inspects troops as he tours the training grounds of Camp Blackhorse in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Wednesday.
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Boston singer’s kid goes oil out for charity rally

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Savings by design

By Boston Herald Editorial Staff
To anyone other than the leaders of a public employee union, raising the co-payment for a doctor’s visit from, say, five bucks to 10 would...
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Bay State voters still rosy on Scott Brown

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State workers splurge on $41M buyback binge

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Proud veteran pays it forward

GRATEFUL: Korean War veteran Dick Perry of Hull says a simple ‘thank you’ means a lot to servicemen and women.
By Joe Fitzgerald
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Bank sued for seizing Pittsburgh woman’s home and parrot

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PITTSBURGH — Bank of America has apologized to a Pittsburgh-area woman after one of its contractors allegedly trashed her house and took...
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Cops bring drag race to a halt

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COURT DRAMA: Michael Riley, charged with first-degree murder, never shed a tear after calling police to report that he and his wife had found their 4-year-old daughter dead on their bedroom floor, prosecutors said yesterday.
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