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Romney labors back, but at a cost

Mitt Romney spoke to supporters at the Westin Copley Place in Boston Tuesday night.

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Mitt Romney has fought to regain his front-runner status in the Republican race, but the price has been considerable, both to himself and his party.

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Romney fails to change dynamic of race despite wins

Mitt Romney won the most states, but a tight race for Ohio emboldened Rick Santorum.

Romney wins big on Super Tuesday, but rivals hang in

Mitt Romney narrowly defeated Rick Santorum in the Ohio primary, but failed to deliver a knockout punch to his opponents in the 10 Super Tuesday contests.

SJC: Boston not on hook for full Quinn bill payments

The ruling that the city doesn’t have to pay the state’s share of education funding for police officers could save municipalities millions of dollars.

Mattapan massacre survivor testifies

Marcus Hurd, who is paralyzed from the neck down after being shot in the head, was only able to provide a vague description of his attackers.

Defense Department releases plan for Air Force job cuts

The state stands to lose 150 jobs at Hanscom Air Force Base in Bedford and 170 jobs at Otis Air National Guard Base on Cape Cod under cuts announced Wednesday.

Lantigua’s fund-raising brings inquiry by AG

Attorney General Martha Coakley launched the investigation after state regulators found that Lawrence Mayor William Lantigua and his aides routinely violated campaign finance laws.

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Harvard gets its NCAA Tournament bid

Thanks to a Penn loss to Princeton, Harvard won its first clear-cut Ivy League title and a chance to play in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 66 years.

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Boston cabdrivers sue city and fleet owners

The Fenway Center project, stalled for nearly three years by a zoning challenge, is expected to create 1,700 construction jobs.

Judge clears way for Fenway Center

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning (above, with Colts owner Jim Irsay), who turns 36 this month, will now become the most prized free agent in NFL history.

Colts, Peyton Manning will part

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MOVIE REVIEW

‘A Drummer’s Dream’ follows those who never stop

Concern about this rooftop public park between Four and Five Cambridge Center may derail Google’s current expansion plan.

Google’s expansion plan riles neighbors

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An age-old dish: meat on a stick

Billy Sullivan (b. 1946); Max, Sam & Edo, 2011; oil on linen; 72 x 102 in. (182.9 x 259.1 cm); Pending Acquisition, Parrish Art Museum, Southampton, New York. Museum Purchase with funds given by Michle and Steven Pesner, and partial gift of the artist 10open

ART REVIEW

Circular take on modernism

Encouraging children is part of the routine for new Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine

Remaking Red Sox a full-time job for Bobby Valentine

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Pittsfield radio station drops Rush Limbaugh

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2 plead not guilty in school threat case

Natick Sands, 18, and Ryan Ringuette, 20, pleaded not guilty yesterday in Attleboro District Court to threatened use of a dangerous weapon at a school.