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‘They are out to get us!’

By Margery Eagan
Ladies, it appears they’re trying to kill us off. By the millions. Should we be concerned? Here we are, still reeling from a government panel’s recommendation...
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Paying the price for her father’s fame

Alexandra Forbes Kerry.
By Joe Fitzgerald
The next time you ponder a ballot with dismay, noting it contains...
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Cops: Hair appt. after hit-&-run

STUNNED: Danny Savanhmixay, above, holds a picture of his stepson, 12-year-old Kelvin, a sixthgrader at the Kathryn P. Stoklosa Middle School in Lowell, who was struck by a vehicle that ran a red light Wednesday afternoon.
By Laura Crimaldi and Richard Weir
The hairdresser who coiffed the tresses of accused hit-and-run driver...
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Helping Santa is easy

TOY STORY: Gladys Watson, 68, of Dorchester hugs her grandson, Michael Hamilton, 6. Watson hopes Michael’s wish for a Scooby Doo Haunted House for Christmas comes true.
By Renee Nadeau
Santa’s helpers at Action for Boston Community Development are...
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Drowned soldier laid to rest

Army Sgt. Benjamin Sherman.
By Brian Fraga
In a final call home, Army Sgt. Benjamin Sherman told his sister to tell everyone he loved them, “because...
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  2. Department of Correction debunks violence claim
  3. Two more deaths bring Mass. swine flu toll to 17

E-mail leak turns up heat on global warming advocates

By Herald Staff
In an embarrassing blow to the movement to combat global warming, hackers have posted hundreds of e-mails from a world-renowned British institute...
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  1. Galileo’s lost fingers, tooth found at auction
  2. Nightmare is over for British man
  3. Russia’s Gorbachev considers political comeback

Spaceman awaits birth on Earth

By Herald wire services
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Atlantis’ astronauts anxiously awaited word yesterday on the birth of a crewman’s daughter as they moved supplies...
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  2. Democrats need centrist vote for health-care debate
  3. John McCain presses President Obama on Afghanistan

Foster kids need you

By Ruth McRoy
Children needing placement are an average of 8 years old and many of them have been in foster care for several years. Targeting potential families...
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  3. World won’t bow for Obama’s sake

US to drop shooting case against Blackwater guard

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department intends to drop manslaughter and weapons charges against one of the Blackwater Worldwide security...
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  2. GOP Senate candidate Scott Brown blasts NY trial for Mohammed
  3. Ethics committee: No punishment for Burris

Governor’s wife backing Michael Capuano

First lady Diane Patrick.
By Hillary Chabot
The Bay State’s first lady Diane Patrick will endorse U.S. Rep. Michael...
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  1. ‘Totally drunk’ pol heavily $upported by Cambridge cops
  2. Charles Baker cooks up plan to cut pension abuse
  3. Dianne Patrick endorses Capuano in Senate race

Deval’s Twittering away any hope of re-election

Massachusetts Governor Deval M. Patrick shows off his tweet message on his Twitter account to GBFB CEO and President Catherine D’Amato and later recorded a YouTube video live from a tour and volunteer session at the Greater Boston Food Bank.
By Howie Carr
Is Deval Patrick trying to throw the election? Could he possibly get...
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‘Overconfident’ ninja impaled on fence

By Herald Wire Services
SEATTLE - Overconfidence and alcohol are believed to be behind a horrible ninja-fence impalement accident, cops said. A cop who was looking...
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Shoplifting, prostitution and attempted larceny in the Hub

By Benjamin Bell
A Dorchester man was arrested after he helped himself to the salad bar at the Shaw’s Supermarket on Huntington Avenue, left with a mouthful...
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  2. Disciplinary lock-out
  3. They fought the law and they lost

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TROUBLED: State Sen. Anthony Galluccio leaves court in Medford yesterday after his hit-and-run case was continued.
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