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Families of Bulger victims submit restitution claims

The families of some of James “Whitey” Bulger’s murder victims estimated their loss to be valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, and in some cases millions.

Celtics 91, Magic 89

Celtics finish off Magic in fourth

It’s becoming custom for these Celtics to take games to the wire, but Boston ended the Magic’s three-game winning streak.

More than 100 dead after Haiyan hits Philippines

One of the strongest storms on record slammed into the central Philippines, killing more than 100 people whose bodies lay in the streets of one of the hardest-hit cities, an official said.

Lantigua still behind in mayoral race after review

Lawrence Mayor William Lantigua remained 57 votes behind in his reelection bid after a review of provisional ballots Friday night.

Embattled Westfield State president to retire

Evan Dobelle announced today he is retiring immediately, abandoning his effort to keep his job amid controversy over his lavish spending of university resources.

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Who’s on first?

In many families, juggling multiple kids playing multiple sports has become a rewarding, if complicated, way of life.

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Report slams Genzyme’s MS drug on eve of hearing

Regulators suggested that the drug could be too dangerous to approve because of what they believe are the treatment’s limited benefits.

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12 plans for Mayor Walsh’s new Boston

What kind of city do we want to live in? It’s been two decades since we had a chance to answer that question afresh. Twelve ideas for what a visionary new mayor could do.

‘Lots of work to do’ in nuclear talks, Iranian official says

Despite Secretary of State John Kerry’s push Friday to reach an interim deal, Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator said there was still “work to do” and negotiations would continue.

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JOAN VENNOCHI

Goliath blinked, and voters noticed

The investors behind Suffolk Downs gambled and lost big when East Boston voters said no to a casino on Tuesday.

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Mayor-elect Martin Walsh (center) introduced co-charis of his transition team (from left): Sam Tyler, Felix Arroyo, Charlotte Golar Richie, John Barros, Katherine Craven, and Joyce Linehan.

Martin Walsh unveils transition team

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Menino’s advice for Walsh

World Series MVP David Ortiz held up a championship belt at the start of the parade.

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Globe photos of the week, Nov. 8, 2013

Pedro Martinez, David Ortiz, and Roger Clemens are all part of Bob Ryan’s 25-man all-time Red Sox World Series roster.

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The all-time Red Sox World Series team

At Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun, bet on Italian dining at Ballo, swimming, music at Wolf Den, and an eye-catching hotel. At nearby Foxwoods, there’s Shrine nightclub and Asian restaurant Red Lantern.

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Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun without gambling?

Scott Brown, shown in Nashua in April, has been coy about his political plans.

Scott Brown gets a plea to run in N.H.

(Clockwise from top) Proposed casinos in Milford, Springfield, and Everett.

Shirley Leung

What if we legalized gambling, but end up with no casinos?

Kevin Cullen

Languishing in Lawrence

Stunning views are attracting well-heeled buyers, including from abroad, to Downtown Crossing.

Downtown Crossing becoming exclusive address

FDA moves to ban trans fat as threat to health

Boston Mayor-elect Martin J. Walsh (left) made an unscheduled appearance at the ceremony.

Heroes of Marathon attacks honored at Faneuil Hall

Among his more recent duties, former Channel 4 sports anchor Bob Lobel has occasionally served as the voice of Fenway Park.

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Bob Lobel returning to local TV

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Providence 82, Boston College 78 | OT

BC guard Olivier Hanlon (23 points) tries to get a shot off over Carson Desrosiers.

BC basketball gets lesson in opener

The Eagles were spared a foul out, but after Lee Goldsbrough knocked down the two ensuing free throws, Providence never looked back.

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Timothy Ciriello, 19, pleaded not guilty in Stoughton District Court to a charge of leaving the scene of an accident after causing serious injury or death.

Norwood teen pleads not guilty in hit-and-run death

The 19-year-old allegedly struck and fatally injured a 63-year-old woman in Canton on Thursday.

Politics

Officials counted provisional ballots in the Lawrence Election Department office in the basement of City Hall.

Winner of Lawrence mayoral race remains unknown

Dozens of possible votes remain in question, city and state officials said Thursday, adding it could be a week before the official winner is announced.