Cahill to pay $100,000 fine in lottery case
Attorney General Martha Coakley will end her prosecution of former state treasurer Timothy Cahill’s alleged misuse of lottery ads for his campaign.
No deal on cuts following White House meeting
No immediate results came out of the talks between President Obama and congressional leaders as billions of dollars in budget cuts were set to kick in.
Chief justice blasted over Mass. voting ‘cheap shot’
Chief justice blasted over Mass. voting ‘cheap shot’Chief Justice John Roberts said the state has “the worst ratio of white voter turnout to African-American voter turnout,” a claim Secretary of State William F. Galvin called woefully wrong.
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Getting through to your kids in the digital age
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Local burger chain b.good ready to grow
The founders of b.good, a Boston chain of nine farm-to-table burger and fry joints, are launching an ambitious campaign to spread their feel-good fast food.
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The b.good all-natural burger and food chain will see its first franchise location open in Shrewsbury later this month.
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Electrician Jim Morris worked at the new b.good in Shrewsbury.
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A b.good burger with oven baked potatoes.
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Anthony Ackil and Jon Olinto, the company’s cofounders, developed plans and found partners last year for 23 new franchise stores.
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Ackil and Olinto opened the first b.good nine years ago, serving all-natural burgers, fries, and salads.
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Work was still underway on b.good’s franchise location in Shrewsbury this week. It is set to open later this month.
Kevin Cullen
‘Silver Linings Playbook’ a good take on a tough subject
That a film based on struggles of people with mental illness would receive such acclaim is what makes a Massachusetts author’s achievement a turning point.
Christopher L. Gasper
Hard to believe in these Celtics
After losing Rajon Rondo, the Celtics have been a delight to watch. But it’s a mirage, because this team’s long-term future is still murky.
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Tuukka Rask showing he’s up to the task
Helping the Bruins to their hot start this season, Rask is proving that life after Tim Thomas is just fine.
Metro
Mother of Wayland victim describes a disturbing scene
Mary Dunne, Lauren Astley’s mother, was the final witness for the prosecution, which rested its case against Nathaniel Fujita Thursday.
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Nation & World
Benedict pledges his loyalty to successor
Benedict XVI left the Catholic Church, capping a tearful day of farewells that included an extraordinary pledge of obedience to his successor.
Politics
Gabriel E. Gomez makes debut on trail for Senate seat
Gomez introduced himself to voters as a “new kind of Republican” and made his first public appearances in Quincy, Shrewsbury, and Springfield.
Business
In Harvard Square, donations to homeless in a swipe
Fifteen Harvard Square businesses installed tablets that allow residents and visitors to make donations to charities that help to aid the homeless population.
Arts
Boston Ballet embraces a favorite choreographer in ‘All Kylián’
With the three ballets by Jiří Kylián to be showcased in its upcoming program, Boston Ballet now has nine of the Czech choreographer’s works in its repertoire.
Movies
Movie Review
A Korean horror visionary goes Hollywood in ‘Stoker’
Korean cult director Park Chan-wook makes his Hollywood debut, and the movie is stunningly shot and deeply creepy.
