Plymouth family awarded $63m in Motrin case
The judgment stems from a girl’s life-threatening reaction to children’s Motrin that severely damaged her skin and left her blind.
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Reports of sexual abuse at prep schools reflect rising awareness
Recent reports of past sexual abuse at Boston-area prep schools show growing recognition of such happenings and the fading stigma surrounding sexual crimes.
Brown joins Fox News as contributor
Former Senator Scott Brown talked about President Obama’s State of the Union address in his debut on “Hannity.”
Bulger was never an informant, his lawyer argues
Bulger was never an informant, his lawyer arguesThe lawyer for James “Whitey” Bulger sidestepped questions about why Bulger has previously claimed immunity if he wasn’t an FBI informant.
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Celtics 71, bulls 69
In an ugly affair, Celtics stave off Bulls
The Celtics won their last game before the All-Star Break, but each injury-laden team shot terribly and struggled throughout.
Ash Wednesday in eastern Massachusetts
Ash Wednesday in eastern MassachusettsAdherents in eastern Massachusetts marked Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent.
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‘Creatures’ conjures a little magic, lots of mischief
‘Creatures’ conjures a little magic, lots of mischief”Beautiful Creatures,” adapted from the first of four “Caster Chronicles” novels, is a “Twilight” knock-off that may play better if you’re not a convert.
WEEI to oust Glenn Ordway
WEEI to oust Glenn OrdwayThe longtime sports radio host, with his ratings sinking, is expected to be replaced by Boston-area native Mike Salk.
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Sports
Rajon Rondo undergoes successful knee surgery
Danny Ainge said there were “no complications” in the surgery, and expects Rondo to be back by training camp.
Metro
Trial begins for Wayland teen accused of killing girlfriend
A prosecutor said Nathaniel Fujita killed Lauren Astley in 2011 because he was humiliated after she broke up with him.
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Nation & World
Pope says he’s resigning for the ‘good of the church’
In his first appearance since resigning, the pope spoke to an audience that included nuns, clerics, and former Boston archbishop Bernard Law.
Politics
Time tight to gather signatures for Senate race
Massachusetts candidates have rarely faced more major hurdles to get on a ballot than they do in the special US Senate race.
Business
Regional Fed chiefs call for money market rules
A letter from all 12 central bank presidents was sent to a federal oversight panel in support of reforms for money market mutual funds.
Arts
Book Review
‘Harvest’ by Jim Crace
Crace’s latest novel is an outwardly unassuming yet surreptitiously thought-provoking moral fable.
Food & dining
sunday supper
Recipe for hash with fried eggs
Leftovers from a flatiron steak and roast potatoes supper are the perfect makings for hash.
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Inside Bowdoin-Geneva
Inside Bowdoin-GenevaWatch Globe journalists and subscribers discuss “68 Blocks,” a year-long project on the Bowdoin-Geneva neighborhood.