Forecasters warn of snow and freezing rain
Boston closed its public schools for Tuesday ahead of the storm, which could bring heavy snow and freezing rain, making driving difficult and dangerous.
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Heat run win streak to 23 games
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The Celtics led during most the game, and Jeff Green had a career-high 43 points, but the Heat rallied late.
Pope installation draws world, religious leaders
Pope Francis will host political leaders from 130 nations and religious representatives from a variety of faiths who are descending on Rome for his installation Mass.
FBI says it knows Gardner thieves, but questions remain
The FBI believes members of an East Coast criminal gang were responsible in the 1990 robbery at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. But investigators say they don’t know where that stolen art work is today.
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Art stolen from Gardner Museum was a great loss
The works taken in the theft — including those by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Manet, and Degas — were highlights of art history.
Many Boston doctors can’t accommodate disabled patients
More than one in six Boston doctors offices refused to schedule appointments for callers posing as disabled patients in wheelchairs, researchers said.
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Elevator operator, with fans
Passengers on LaKish Washington’s elevator at TD Garden may be with her for only moments, but she knows how to make them all feel special.
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Sports
Kraft says Patriots wanted Welker back
Patriots owner Robert Kraft said he wanted to re-sign receiver Wes Welker, but “in the end we have to have certain limits and restraints.”
Metro
Children’s access to mental care in Mass. is growing
An increasing number of pediatric practices are sharing space with mental health professionals, a move aimed at improving access.
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Nation & World
Effort to take Cypriot deposits shocks European savers
Households in Europe realized the money they’ve saved may not be safe in the wake of a plan to raid accounts in Cyprus to help pay for a bailout there.
Politics
Republicans offer harsh critique of Romney campaign
In one of the most comprehensive dissections of the 2012 election, the Republican Party found that Mitt Romney’s campaign was marred by a “long list” of blunders.
Business
Japan’s Toyo Ito chosen for prestigious Pritzker prize
The Japanese architect has won the 2013 Pritzker Architecture Prize, the prize’s jury announced Sunday.
Arts
Stage Review
Breaking free in ‘Our Country’s Good’
Alternating currents of lyricism and brutality, humanity and inhumanity, run through the play, now at Charlestown Working Theater.
Health and wellness
In Practice
Important questions about calcium
Here are some commonly asked questions about calcium, along with answers that reflect our knowledge — to date.
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St. Patrick’s Day parades
St. Patrick’s Day paradesWhat began as an observation of the anniversary of Evacuation Day in 1901 morphed along the way into a celebration of Boston’s Irish traditions.