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Boston, MassachusettsMagic win 4th straight, beating Boston 83-78
Kevin Garnett missed last season's playoff series against Orlando with a knee injury. Rasheed Wallace signed with Boston after it was over.
Boston College tries to keep ACC title hopes alive
Thirty-seven wins, and counting. Three bowl games, soon to be four. Two Atlantic Coast Conference title game appearances. And three different head coaches.
Coast Guard: instability doomed Mass. fishing boat
The Coast Guard says a New Bedford fishing boat became rapidly unstable as a full fishing net was lowered on deck, causing it to sink and kill its captain a year ago.
2 more die in Mass. after contracting swine flu
State health officials say a young child from Middlesex County and an adult from Suffolk County have died of complications from swine flu.
'Big Brother' winner seeks bail in Mass. drug case
The winner of the CBS reality television show "Big Brother 9," accused of trying to sell a powerful prescription painkiller, is again asking to be released on bail until his trial.
Chase drops arbitration from card contracts
JPMorgan Chase & Co. said Friday it is dropping a clause from its credit card contracts that required disputes with customers to be handled through binding arbitration, a move that could lead to consumers filing class-action and other lawsuits.
Mass. man on trial in father's slaying
Prosecutors say a Boston man beat his 70-year-old father to death, then used a power saw to cut his body to pieces before scattering the remains.
Mass. first lady Patrick backs Capuano for Senate
Massachusetts first lady Diane Patrick has decided to endorse Rep. Michael Capuano (cap-yoo-AH'-noh) in the Senate special election.
GOP Senate candidate blasts NY trial for Mohammed
Republican Senate candidate Scott Brown wants President Barack Obama to overrule the attorney general on trying the accused Sept. 11 mastermind in New York City.
Mass. House orders staff - not member _ furloughs
House leaders are ordering their staff members to take five furlough days, although lawmakers won't have to take them themselves.
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