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Housing chief ’s removal sought

Medford officials called on housing chief Robert Covelle to resign after new revelations emerged regarding favoritism in hiring and contracting at the agency.

Sex assault case haunts gambling director

The family of an alleged sexual assault victim was enraged when Carl Stanley McGee’s former boss said McGee was a victim of a “false accusation” in the 2007 encounter.

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Nantucket home on sale for $59 million

The waterfront property, which features 20 rooms and 9 1/2 baths on a 70-acre parcel, was put up for sale Sunday.

Man arrested in mother, grandmother’s deaths

The arrest of Joseph Wright on Wednesday brought a swift close to the search for the women’s suspected killer, yet left questions of motive unanswered.

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Strangers rescued residents of burning Malden building

Kathy Delaney and Tommy Proctor will be honored at noon today for rushing into a flaming three-decker in Malden Friday to warn the residents.

Harvard, MIT plan free Web classes

The Harvard-MIT move instantly made the schools preeminent players in the burgeoning worldwide online education sector.

NFL stunned by Seau’s apparent suicide

Junior Seau was less than three years removed from his final NFL game — at Gillette Stadium in the Patriots’ playoff loss to the Ravens on Jan. 10, 2010.

Athletics 4, Red Sox 2

Sox stay cold at Fenway

Home has proven to be not so sweet for the Red Sox, who have lost seven of eight at Fenway, including a second straight loss to the A’s on a chilly and damp night.

Yeager works combine beauty and feminism

The name may not mean much to those with limited knowledge of 1950s pinup girl culture, but Bunny Yeager was a pioneer.

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Blake Pfeil as Seymour with the blood-thirsty plant Audrey II in “Little Shop of Horrors.”

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Club makes good use of mulligan

Brewer Fountain Plaza reopens as historic area gets facelift

Sammy Griner, a.k.a. “Success Kid,” will be at ROFLCon at MIT.

A convention of Internet hit-makers

Paul Pierce scored off the opening tap with a spinning layup, triggering a 36-point, 14-rebound, 4-assist game.

Bob Ryan

Pierce gives Celtics a game for the ages

Baked Alaska is back on menus

Brian McGrory

At Liberty Mutual, accounting to no one

Restaurateur finds big success with small details

Mitt Romney mum on how to regulate big banks

President Obama greeted and thanked US troops in Kabul on the anniversary of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden.

Obama lays out strategy for exiting Afghanistan

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What Brown’s and Warren’s tax returns show

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Bounty penalties are levied

Jonathan Vilma, the New Orleans Saints’ defensive captain, was suspended by the NFL without pay for the 2012 season Wednesday for his role in the team’s bounty program.