Storm’s fury to peak in Mass. on Monday

The National Weather Service said Massachusetts will begin feeling Sandy’s effects Sunday evening, but not its full force until Monday.

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Obama returns to N.H. for second time in 10 days

President Obama kept up his frenetic tour of election swing states, with a second trip to New Hampshire in 10 days.

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And the winner is ...

In the Sabermetrics spirit of leaving emotion out of the equation — while also in the cable-news-talking-head spirit of willfully ignoring all data — we bring you a few totally unbiased games with which to predict the 2012 presidential election.

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Volunteer divers, organized by Ken Nedimyer, scrape rocks clean and with waterproof putty affix transplanted corals to Dry Rocks Reef, off Key Largo, Fla.

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Divers volunteer to revitalize the coral reef

The Reef Restoration Foundation is one of a burgeoning number of organizations trying to re-forest reefs by tapping the free labor of scuba divers looking to vacation for a cause.

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In Plymouth, Mass., ghost stories satisfy the Halloween appetite

“America’s Hometown” has amassed nearly 400 years of spooky history, keeping two year-round ghost tours afloat without the crowds of Salem.

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Böö! Halloween’s quest for world domination

An American holiday heads to the four corners of the globe. Except France.

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From left to right: Postcards by Conrado Massaguer, Cuba, about 1920, and by Vally Petter, Austria, for the Red Cross Auxiliary War Office, circa 1914; a depiction of postcard mania, published by G.F. & C. van Dock, circa 1905, and an advertisement for Albo canned fish, circa 1930.

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Postage guaranteed at the MFA

Set to open Friday, “Wreck-It Ralph” recalls the Golden Age of arcade video games.

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Tales from the dark side of Massachusetts

The Beethoven sculpture on display at the MFA.

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Wittgenstein family Beethoven arrives at the MFA

Pilot’s sacrifice helped defuse crisis

A ‘Flight’ report from director Robert Zemeckis

Opened in 1875, Locke-Ober, which closed its doors last week, was the third-oldest restaurant in Boston.

George Frazier | Farewell, Locke-Ober

Women in the downstairs dining room? Egads!

Six Johnnie’s Foodmaster locations will be remodeled and reopen as Whole Foods stores by fall 2013.

Foodmaster stores will become Whole Foods

Longtime Locke-Ober employee Alfredo “Butch” Bartolizzi, right, talks with Paul Christopher of Haverhill, left, at the bar in December 1996. In its heyday, the restaurant was a magnet for celebrities as well as local politicians and writers.

Bob Levy| Farewell, Locke-Ober

Serving clients both famous and fussy

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The PANDAS diagnosis, a medical puzzle

Sugar maples were ablaze with fall color at Brookwood Farm in Canton as three men took an early afternoon walk.

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Globe photos of the week, Oct. 26, 2012

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What our most famous evolutionary cartoon gets wrong

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Bruce Bochy managed the San Diego Padres from 1995-2006 and was under .500 despite making the playoffs four times.

For managers, predicting success rarely about record

The path of Giants skipper Bruce Bochy holds lessons for those Red Sox fans who might be unhappy with the designation of John Farrell.

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Actress Stephanie Perks monitored a video screen showing several views inside the Salem’s 13 Ghosts haunted house. She waits for a cue to jump and try to scare visitors.

More haunted houses turning to 3-D effects

Attractions have exploited technology — video effects, animatronics, visitor-tracking sensors — to put more fright into the night, 21st-century style.