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Edward Markey’s residency is a tale of two homes

Representative Edward J. Markey owns two homes: the one from his childhood in Malden, Mass., and the one he and his wife bought in 1991 in Chevy Chase, Md.

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Representative Edward J. Markey said his home “is and always will be in Malden,” but he has a grander house, triple the size, in Chevy Chase, Md.

Scott Brown makes his Fox debut

The former US senator appeared as a political pundit, commenting on the “Hannity” show about President Obama’s State of the Union address.

Snow makes for stormy relations on Boston streets

Motorists and pedestrians are sharing space uneasily on the city’s snow-narrowed streets after the weekend storm.

Tech Lab

Vine offers an easy entry into social video apps

Six seconds is the time it takes to shoot a video using the marvelous new smartphone app.

As attitudes change, more report sexual abuse at schools

Recent reports of abuse in the Boston area expose the neglect of past decades, and reflect a growing awareness and fading stigma surrounding the crimes.

Jon Lester realizes his demeanor on the mound could be better.

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Dan Shaughnessy

Jon Lester says he’s happy in Boston

The Red Sox lefthander looked a guy who was “Bostoned out” last year.

Job-hunters aim to fix e-trail troubles

For many job-seeking college seniors, cleaning up their online persona has become a must.

Family awarded $63 million in Motrin case

A Plymouth-area girl nearly died in 2003 and was left legally blind after taking Children’s Motrin.

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John Kenney (left) and Bill Landay grew up together and both have become successful authors.

John Kenney and Bill Landay discuss new books, old dreams

Leather leads the way at New York Fashion Week

Catherine Cagle of Waltham was among the customers checking out the closing sale.

The end of a yarn shop

Bargain Bin

Garment District hosts half-off sale

Photo Gallery

The 137th Westminster Dog Show

Brian Lesser (left) and Marcus Palmer are co-owners of Vine Brook Tavern in Lexington, new on the upscale dining scene.

A taste for suburbia

President Obama delivered the annual State of the Union address to a joint session of the US Congress in the House chamber at the US Capitol on Tuesday.

editorial

Obama strikes a tougher tone

As snow blanketed the field at Fenway Park, Red Sox players began workouts Tuesday in Fort Myers, Fla.

Dan Shaughnessy

For Red Sox, 2013 is about redemption

Surfer Kenny Merrill of Dennis walked along dramatic dune erosion at Coast Guard Beach in Eastham. The weekend blizzard damaged many of Cape Cod National Seashore’s dunes.

Storm causes heavy erosion on Cape

President Obama also discussed foreign policy issues.

State of the Union

Lift middle class, Obama urges

Adrian Walker

A mother’s mission for meaning

A school bus navigated through South Boston streets Tuesday. Students are set to return to classrooms Wednesday.

No-school days wear out parents

Sports

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Celtics 71, Bulls 69

After a frantic final few seconds (from left) Paul Pierce, coach Doc Rivers, Courtney Lee (11), and Jason Terry celebrate the Celtics’ win.

Celtics barely get by Bulls

The Celtics scraped out a 71-69 win and headed into the All-Star Break having won eight of their last nine games.

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James “Whitey” Bulger is charged with participating in 19 killings.

‘Whitey’ Bulger’s lawyer says mobster was never informant

James “Whitey” Bulger’s lawyer remains determined to prove that a former federal prosecutor promised him immunity for all of his crimes, including murder.