10 years in jail sought for Bulger’s girlfriend

Federal prosecutors are arguing that Catherine Greig should serve in prison for helping the notorious gangster stay on the lam for 16 years.

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2012/06/08/BostonGlobe.com/Metro/Advance/Images/29p1george_photo1--90x90.jpg Noted attorney guilty in money laundering case

A sweeping verdict found Robert A. George helped a client launder $200,000 in profits from crimes and pocketed $20,000 for his work.

Adrian Walker

While Pilgrim workers are locked out, Plymouth worries

Entergy received a 40-year renewal of its license to operate the South Shore nuclear power plant. Shortly thereafter, the company decided to play hardball with employees.

Immigration key in Romney drive for Hispanic votes

Hispanic advisers to Mitt Romney have counseled him to soften the sharp rhetoric on immigration that he adopted during the Republican primary race.

Drivers near Suffolk Downs faced a fuel truck (right) crossing the intersection at Route 1A. Traffic has been a problem.

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Flyover sought to ease proposed Suffolk Downs casino traffic

The track would build a two-lane flyover on the northbound side of Route 1A, as well as add lanes, lights, and other improvements.

Dan Shaughnessy

Will Celtics add to history or be history?

Boston is 21-7 lifetime in Game 7s, but on Saturday, the Celtics will try to win their first Game 7 on the road since 1974.

John Spooner in his office, which is liberally decorated with clippings and photos..

The wisdom of John Spooner

The Boston investment adviser and bestselling author talks life, love, and absurdity.

‘Car Talk’ reaches the end of the road

Brothers Tom and Ray Magliozzi, co-hosts of the long-running public radio show, said Friday they will stop producing new programs in October.

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Fareed Zakaria spoke at this year’s Harvard graduation.

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Obama? Romney? How about both?
Robert Kraft and Ricki Noel Lander.

Names

Kraft’s friend is no longer mystery
Pat O’Brien, deputy mayor of Dorchester, waved to the crowd during the annual Dorchester Day Parade.

Globe photos of the week
In “Lay-Up,’’ Marlon Forrester pairs letters taken from definitions of basketball terms with photographic images printed as negatives.

Working the game, calling fouls

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5 casual feast recipes from Sam Jackson
Steel Assassin in 1984.

Narcissus Heavy Metal Wednesday Reunion
“Hoop Suite’’ reinforces the perception of basketball courts as a place of sanctuary and unity, a person connected with the project said.

Anna Myer’s ‘Hoop Suite’ merges dance with basketball
During the Dream Team’s 127-83 win over Brazil in the 1992 Summer Olympics, Larry Bird, left, and Charles Barkley were able to relax on the sidelines.

Sports Media

For 1992 squad, Dream Team was perfect name
Author Marc Dolan focuses on the image of Bruce Springsteen.

Book Review

‘Bruce Springsteen and the Promise of Rock ’N’ Roll’

Ray Bradbury, who died Tuesday at 91, influenced generations of writers, science fiction and otherwise.

CARLO ROTELLA

Ray Bradbury made normalcy fantastic

Sports

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Nationals 7, Red Sox 4

Bryce Harper, Stephen Strasburg too much for Red Sox

Harper, 19, went 3 for 5 with a long home run, and Strasburg struck out 13, the most for a visiting player in more than a decade.

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Pallbearers loaded the casket of slain Springfield police officer Kevin Ambrose into the hearse following his funeral at St. Catherine of Sienna Church Friday.

Laughter, tears as Springfield recalls officer as hero, friend

Thousands of police officers lined the street to honor Kevin Ambrose, who was killed Monday.

Columnists

LAWRENCE HARMON

Talent, not time, marks a teacher
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, at podium, stands with local ministers at a Get Out the Vote rally in Wisconsin Monday.

DERRICK Z. JACKSON

A divided Wisconsin

Adrian Walker

While Pilgrim workers are locked out, Plymouth worries

Dan Shaughnessy

Will Celtics add to history or be history?
None of the Celtics, including Paul Pierce, had luck guarding LeBron James, who had 30 points by halftime.

Bob Ryan

With LeBron James, we’re in presence of greatness

SCOT LEHIGH

Time for candor from Tim Murray

Brian McGrory

A Celtics season for the ages

Boston Capital

Computing the cost of health care
Ray Bradbury, who died Tuesday at 91, influenced generations of writers, science fiction and otherwise.

CARLO ROTELLA

Ray Bradbury made normalcy fantastic

Joan Vennochi

All of Boston should vote on a Suffolk Downs casino

Yvonne Abraham

Sweet deal for soda

Juliette Kayyem

The Pentagon is stopped from going green

Business

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Demonstrators protested layoffs at Spanish bank Banesto. Spain is expected to request European aid for its ailing banks.

Spanish parent of Sovereign Bank says it doesn’t need a bailout

Banco Santander has been battered by the European economic crisis, but insists it remains strong.

Politics

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Romney, GOP pounce after Obama comment

President Obama made Mitt Romney’s day on Friday by declaring “the private sector is doing fine’’ and opening himself to the charge that he's out of touch.

Nation & World

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US apologizes for civilian deaths in Afghan strike

US Marine General John Allen spent several hours with local Afghans to express his regrets about Wednesday’s predawn raid to capture a Taliban operative.

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Music Review

Trey Anastasio (seen in 2011) and Phish played Worcester Thursday.

Phish mixes electric improv and skillful songcraft at DCU Center

Within each set, Phish built jams around stylistically themed song sequences and made inspired tune selections.

“I’m kind of sad about it, and a bit in shock, really. They’ve kept me company and made me laugh for 15 to 20 years..”

Joerama Valianti,  a listener of the radio show “Car Talk’’

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What does it take to become a Disney star?
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Best beaches guide for New England
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At a tiny Provincetown house, a sweet terrace

Opinion

“Sometimes what passes for 25 years of experience is little more than one uninspired year of teaching repeated 25 times.”

Lawrence Harmon 

Ideas

“To screen soldiers for PTSD, some experts believe, is to pretend war is something it’s not.”

Paul Kix