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Wakefield man faces over 100 child sex abuse charges

John Burbine allegedly videotaped himself as he abused 13 children whose ages ranged from eight days to 3 1/2 years old.

Officials find problems at three more compounding pharmacies

The Massachusetts pharmacies have received cease and desist notices from state health officials.

MBTA driver in crash held second full-time job

The Green Line operator fired over last week’s crash at Boylston Street Station also worked overnights at the Boston Housing Authority.

Morsi refuses to rescind disputed constitution

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi vowed not to tolerate anyone working for the overthrow of his government.

Jessica Biel, Noah Lomax, and Gerard Butler in “Playing for Keeps.”

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‘Playing for Keeps’ a mis-prioritized romantic comedy

Gerard Butler plays a washed up Scottish sports star who drives mothers crazy when he begins coaching his son’s soccer team.

As NHL lockout drags, no gain for colleges and minors

In the Bruins’ absence, fans are not flocking to college and minor league games. In fact, attendance is down or flat.

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The attack on Pearl Harbor

The attack on Pearl Harbor left over 2,400 dead, 68 of them civilians, after waves of Japanese carrier-based fighters and bombers turned the naval base in Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor into an inferno.

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‘Rudolph the Red Necked Reindeer,’ a classic with a twist

In creating the play, Ryan Landry had to out-weird the original.

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A video capturing James Groccia’s exultation in opening a long desired, but rare, Lego set is a hit on YouTube.

Boylston boy’s joy delights web viewers

Holiday gift guide

Complaint that judge shows bias dismissed

Governor Deval Patrick is proposing to cut aid to cities and towns.

Weary Mass. city, town officials face cuts

Mr. Brubeck played at Newport many summers.

Dave Brubeck dies at 91

Bruins forward Shawn Thornton with Pops conductor Keith Lockhart.

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Boston Pops holiday concert is musically diverse, balanced

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Senator-elect Elizabeth Warren following a meeting with the Massachusetts delegation in Rep. Edward Markey's office on Capitol Hill in November.

After her record haul, Warren slips into red

Leandra Mansur inserted reagents into affymetrix chips at the Partners Health Care Center genetic medicine lab in Cambridge.

Partners leads in genetic services

Grilled fish tacos with pickled onions, avocado, and lime.

Lincoln Tavern a star attraction

Lucas Mason-Brown knows the symbols by heart.

Students decode Roger Williams text

Flowering Rock has popped up on Charles Street to sell teas and other items for a short period of time.

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The anatomy of a pop-up store

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Ben Cherington, shown at Fenway Park on Saturday, is looking for fill holes in his pitching staff.

Red Sox still haven’t improved pitching staff

Boston’s starting rotation needs major pieces added, and that’s the toughest part of this major renovation.

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Pantry manager JoAnn Keegan got emotional when she saw the last two presents on the once-full shelves at St. Ann’s Church in Shrewsbury.

Many make up for theft of gifts in Shrewsbury

A church storage shed containing hundreds of Christmas gifts, collected over the course of the year, was ransacked, the thief clearing shelves of all but a plush toy and a basketball.