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Santorum a threat to Romney in Mich.

Rick Santorum is trying to broaden his coalition in Michigan by attracting blue collar fiscal conservatives — and do it all in Mitt Romney’s boyhood backyard.

Deal reached on treatment of state’s mentally ill inmates

The state Department of Correction’s agreement to provide better care for prisoners with severe mental illnesses comes years after an alarming series of suicides by inmates.

State to back NStar, Northeast Utilities merger

Massachusetts officials will back the merger, which still needs approval by Connecticut officials, in exchange for the company buying power from Cape Wind.

Juliette Kayyem

Bridge to the future

President Obama's budget includes more money for infrastructure, creating an opportunity to build resilient highways, bridges, and mass transit projects that will last for years.

Curt Ingram has become a mini-celebrity in Brighton for doing iPhone repairs not covered by the warranty.

Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff

iPhone Curt’s accidental career

Curt Ingram is part of the expanding mini-industry of repairmen working outside the realm of Apple, whose warranty does not cover “damage caused by accident.”

Track’s perceived clout may deter rivals

The perception that the Suffolk Downs casino proposal has a lock on development rights may be discouraging some companies from competing in the gambling market.

PAX East locks in Hub site

The giant annual gaming convention PAX East will be held in Boston at least through 2023.

ART REVIEW

Holt’s vision aligned with sun, earth

“Nancy Holt: Sightlines” at the Tufts University Art Gallery provides the experience of peering through a lens, and noting how that changes perception.

Globe Insiders

Globe Insiders Event | Feb. 27, 7 p.m.

Movie screening, Q&A with Emily Blunt

Join the Boston Globe’s movie editor Janice Page for a sneak screening of the movie and Q&A session with Emily Blunt, star of the new romantic comedy “Salmon Fishing in the Yemen.”

Inside The Boston Globe

Drinks Special

The craft of mixing has made a unique Boston bar culture

Senator Scott Brown is co-sponsoring a bill that would allow employers to limit specific coverage, including contraception, based on religious objections.

Brown backs bill limiting health coverage

Home of the housing bust

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To Grammar’s House

Swept away by colorful writing

A counterfeit vial of the cancer drug Avastin is shown.

Counterfeit Avastin found in US

Experiencing Leonardo from cinema seating

Donors from afar buoying Warren

Boston’s coffee pioneer back in the cafe business

Caesars CEO dismisses concerns about casinos

Parents, leaders to study school assignment process

Galleries

At Victoria Munroe, final show spotlights six artists

dINING OUT

Boston is full of new chances to drink and snack

Columnists

Tech Lab

Vita: too big, too pricey, no phone

Yvonne abraham

The senator and the slippery slope

Juliette Kayyem

Bridge to the future

Joan Vennochi

Telling the real story of Camelot

Jeremy Lin, right, hit a game-winning shot for the Knicks last night and has become a sensation in the NBA.

Bob Ryan

Lin just latest Ivy Leaguer to shine in NBA

Brian McGrory

A model city councilor

Christopher L. Gasper

A happy David Ortiz is great for Red Sox

Jeff Jacoby

On birth control, Obama imperiously overreaches

Claude Julien’s Bruins are headed out on a six-game road trip.

Tony Massarotti

Bruins not as good as they think they are

Scot Lehigh

Raise the high school drop out age

kevin cullen

A sweet dish of revenge

Joanna Weiss

A path blocked by Lego toys

Metro

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Data analysis credited with Cambridge crime decrease

Cambridge Police Department Commissioner Robert C. Haas said crime data analysis has helped police pinpoint trends in crime and predict future incidents.