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Pharmacy lax on safety, sterility, report says

The Framingham pharmacy in a meningitis outbreak did not follow proper sterility procedures and shipped drugs before safety tests were completed, an inspection found.

Farrell excited by Red Sox challenge

Introduced as the new manager today, John Farrell said he will embrace the scrutiny and pressure that comes with his new job.

Zynga shutters office in Cambridge

The troubled game-maker continues to struggle with the decline of game playing on Facebook and increasing competition.

Stock market has one of its worst days of the year

The Dow closed down 243 points — the third-largest loss of the year — as weak corporate earnings reports pummeled stocks.

Dining out

Oak Long Bar + Kitchen embraces change

As demand for old-school cooking and ambiance dies, this landmark has been renovated and reimagined.

Cheap Eats

Moroccan served by gracious host in Norwood

At Cafe Paprika in Norwood, Moroccan cuisine and a welcoming atmosphere are what you’ll get.

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Hockey lockout heaven

As the NHL lockout continues, the Globe’s Bruins reporter has kept himself busy in the kitchen.

Apple unveils smaller iPad

In an effort to counter smaller, cheaper tablets like Amazon’s Kindle Fire and Google’s Nexus 7, Apple unveiled the iPad mini, which will sell for $329.

MassChallenge awards $1 million to 16 start-ups

The top four start-ups won $100,000 apiece, and 12 were given $50,000 each in the third annual competition sponsored by the Boston nonprofit.

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Globe exclusives

“Toroweap Overlook in Morning Light” by Jack Dykinga.

Photography review

Attempting to capture Grand Canyon’s grandeur

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Tisei brings voice of moderation

75 on Liberty Wharf held a family and friends evening before opening to the public. The restaurant is in a 1,500-square-foot glass kiosk on Boston Harbor.

Seaport gets another restaurant invasion

Elizabeth Warren was in Springfield Monday, while Scott Brown appeared in North Andover.

Senate foes hone tactics in stretch run

(Left to right) Lizz Winstead, Richard Ford, and Joan Wickersham will all be featured at this year’s Boston Book Festival.

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The Boston Book Festival personality quiz

Governor Patrick said he was troubled by the way the state monitored the New England Compounding Center.

State to review pharmacy monitoring

On a recent Sunday, Sean Kennedy watched NFL on TV, while Kimberly and Theo studied fantasy stats.

Fantasy football scores with more kids

Andrew Jackson (played by Gus Curry, left) takes on the Washington establishment (from left: Joshua Pemberton, Ben Rosenblatt, Tom Hamlett, and Ryan Halsaver) in SpeakEasy Stage’s “Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson.’’

Stage Review

A raucous ride with ‘Andrew Jackson’

From left: Ray Ramirez, Rick Park, and Michael Knowlton in Company One’s “Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo.”

Stage Review

‘Bengal Tiger’ faces mortality

Conductor Courtney Lewis led the Discovery Ensemble in its season-opening concert Sunday.

Music Review

The ‘Four Seasons’ of tango, with a dash of Vivaldi

Tom Brady and the Patriots eked out a win vs. the Jets, but blew another fourth-quarter lead in the process.

Christopher L. Gasper

Big questions remain after Patriots’ win

Two Boston police officers patrolled at 2:30 a.m. in the still-lively North End this month.

North End beset by culture clash

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Good pass defense starts with the front seven, and Chandler Jones and the Patriots still do not seem to be getting consistent pressure on opposing quarterbacks.

Patriots defense has no answers for big plays

While the secondary is in the spotlight for the breakdown, blame must also fall on the line for its recent lack of pressure.

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An artist’s rendering for the $910 million casino in Springfield.

Firm’s $910m casino proposal is third for Springfield

Ameristar Casinos unveiled details of a gambling resort, making it the third company to release plans for the city and fourth overall vying for the Western Mass. casino license.