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Saturday, March 20, 2010

Mom faces slay rap after tot dies

Kim H. Peno.
By Marie Szaniszlo and Laura Crimaldi
A mother with a history of mental health issues has been charged with murdering her...
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Homeland honcho clueless about law

Lorraine Henderson
By Laura Crimaldi
A suspended Hub-based Homeland Security honcho portrayed herself yesterday as virtually...
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Sunny encore before showers

SUNSET JOG: A trio of joggers take in the sunset along the Charles River yesterday at the end of another brilliant spring-like day.
By Herald Staff
Dining out in spring is a wonderful thing! The National Weather Service says...
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The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra la!

SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL: Megan Goullet, Christina Holmes and Jaclyn Bailey enjoy some of the hundreds of flowers passed out at Faneuil Hall yesterday in a surprise giveaway to promote the upcoming Boston Flower and Garden Show, starting Wednesday.
By Sydney Lupkin
Boston officially came out of hibernation early yesterday - the last official day of winter - with spring already in...

$35M lawsuit: Lynn failed to protect bullied kid

By Marie Szaniszlo
The family of a 13-year-old boy says it’s suing the city of Lynn for $35 million, claiming it failed to protect him from a school bully who allegedly...

Granny nabbed on 3rd OUI

By Laura Crimaldi
A Marblehead grandmother had her driver’s license yanked after being nabbed on her third drunken driving offense after...
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Boston flack-jacking row gets testier

By Marie Szaniszlo and Laurel Sweet
A lawyer for Boston public relations titan Thomas P. O’Neill III fired the latest salvo in an ongoing feud yesterday,...
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Friday, March 19, 2010

Homeland Security official admits not firing illegal maid

By Laura Crimaldi
A suspended Department of Homeland Security official today acknowledged she did not fire her house cleaner after learning...
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Staffer flap ignites battle between hub PR bigs

George Regan, right, filed a lawsuit against longtime nemesis Thomas P. O’Neill III, left, charging O’Neill set up a dummy company to get around a noncompete employment agreement and hire away a former Regan Communications vice president.
By Laurel J. Sweet
Iron flacks George Regan and Thomas P. O’Neill III are matching their public...
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Grandmother charged with third drunk driving offense

By Laura Crimaldi
A 63-year-old Marblehead grandmother yesterday was charged with a third drunk-driving offense after police say she crashed...
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Cop eyes trouble, saves man in blaze

FEELING THE HEAT: A firefighter takes to the roof to battle a three-alarm blaze on Lewis Street in Chelsea yesterday.
By Colneth Smiley Jr.
A Chelsea police officer on a routine traffic call rescued an elderly man from a...
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Stabbing follows MBTA bus fight

Officials work the scene on Washington Street today after a fight that began on an MBTA bus spilled onto the street.
By Renee Nadeau Algarin and Sydney Lupkin
A young man was stabbed this afternoon after a fight on an MBTA bus in Roxbury, according...
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Brazilian maid testifies against Homeland Security official

‘JUST FOLLOWING ORDERS’: Fabiana Bitencourt arrives yesterday at Moakley Courthouse to testify in the trial of her former boss, suspended Homeland Security Boston port director Lorraine Henderson.
By Laurel J. Sweet
The toilet-scrubbing Brazilian beauty whose undercover turn as a government informant...
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Med school seniors meet their match

BIG DAY: Boston University School of Medicine students Nadia Chan, left, and Cora Dong celebrate their acceptance to the University of Southern California, where they will do their residencies, during yesterday’s Match Day at BU.
By Renee Nadeau Algarin
It’s a match made in medical school for students at Boston University, who received their residencies yesterday. ...

Official ‘denies any allegation’ of pilfering school funds

By Laura Crimaldi
A former St. John’s Prep financial official accused of stealing more than $81,000 from the school to pay for two...
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William Delahunt makes it official, ‘nothing to do with politics’

Local Politics
by Joe Dwinell
In another blow to Democrats, U.S. Rep. William Delahunt made it official last night: He’s...
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Lesson shows change isn’t good enough

Peter Gelzinis
by Peter Gelzinis
If changing principals and evicting half of the faculty were enough...
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Drug bust in Dorchester
Cops reported that three people were arrested early Wednesday morning when officers from the Drug Control Unit executed...
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