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Advocates seeking more Boston charter schools

Boston charter school operators and advocates are urging state education officials to lift a moratorium on new charter schools in the city.

Shreve, Crump & Low prepares for Newbury Street move

The luxury jeweler’s new flagship location will replace an existing store on Boylston Street that is set to close at the end of the month.

Mobster sentenced for role in organized crime ring

Darin Bufalino, who prosecutors say was an assistant to alleged crime boss Mark Rossetti, was sentenced to seven years on extortion charges.

Brown, Warren announce plans to release tax returns

US Senator Scott Brown’s campaign announced plans to release six years of returns, while rival Elizabeth Warren responded with plans to release four years.

Poll: Obama has big lead over Romney among young voters

The poll results from 18- to 29-year-olds, though encouraging for the president, indicate he is not as popular among young voters as he was four years ago.

A selection of oysters on the half shell. Mare’s rotating selection includes Wellfleets, Belons, Bagaduces, and more.

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At Mare Oyster Bar, fresh catch in the North End

Mare could be a great all-around seafood restaurant, but there’s nothing like waiting a painfully long time for food that’s merely fine.

The Podium

A win for Massachusetts: Non-stop flights to Tokyo

The flights will pay dividends for the state long into the future, say Greg Bialecki, the state’s HUD secretary, and John Hiler of Natixis Global Asset Management.

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Carrie Moyer’s arts of seduction

Moyer’s paintings at the Worcester Art Museum are abstract works that undulate, simmer, and glow; they seem to inhale, and they might seduce.

BSO website to stream orchestra’s concerts

The Boston Symphony Orchestra announced Monday that it will begin streaming recordings of its concerts free on demand from its own website.

Joanna Weiss

Fighting binge drinking in innovative ways

Dartmouth College is attacking the problem of student drinking with a new weapon: a change in its culture of intervention.

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A builder worked on a new single-family home in North Andover, earlier this year.

Opinion | paul mcmorrow

Massachusetts housing crisis continues

G Force

Temple Grandin on autism and animals

3.2m in Mass. have had data lost, stolen

Language is no barrier for the Bruins

Scientist’s death halts unique research at UMass

John Maguire, the new Friendly’s CEO, grew up in Weymouth and frequented his local Friendly’s.

Friendly’s CEO goes from panini to patty melts

This ATM in Boston delivers audio prompts via a headphone jack and works properly.

Survey faults ATMs for the blind in Boston

A child from the Yi ethnic minority smokes a cigarette in Sichuan, China.

farah stockman

Up in smoke

editorial

Boston police should favor cameras

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Boston’s 10 largest hedge fund managers

The Lanzettas with the family’s newest member, Irene, last September at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, where Irene’s siblings witnessed her birth.

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Bring the kids into the delivery room?

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Return of the Alpha Omega family

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Cape DA: Remains identified as Trudie Hall

District Attorney Michael O’Keefe said today that a pregnant Hall, who went missing in 2010, was shot multiple times.

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Carney Hospital taps Andrew Davis as new president

Davis, the former chief executive of the Davis Regional Medical Center in Statesville, N.C., replaces Bill Walczak, who abruptly left earlier this month.