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Mass. moves to save water sources

Officials will unveil a long-awaited plan that aims to prevent waterways from running dry but could translate into higher rates and more bans on lawn watering.

Late N.H. senator’s words bear on fiscal fight

Nearly two years before former US senator Warren Rudman died, the Republican gave an interview that could help resolve the fiscal cliff.

Romney to meet Obama at White House today

Mitt Romney will join President Obama for a private lunch just 23 days after the election.

The iPod Touch and iPod Nano players are sleek, elegant reminders that a personal entertainment device doesn’t have to come with a monthly phone bill.

Tech Lab

Apple’s latest iPods offer entertaining new features

The iPod Touch and iPod Nano players are sleek, elegant reminders that a personal entertainment device doesn’t have to come with a monthly phone bill.

Winning Powerball tickets sold in Arizona, Missouri

The winning numbers were 5, 16, 22, 23, 29 and Powerball of 6 for Wednesday’s record $579.9 million jackpot.

Developer Steve Wynn appeared with Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr. in Everett on Wednesday and toured the 37-acre parcel once occupied by Monsanto Chemical Co. that Wynn is considering as a site for a casino.

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Wynn considers Everett casino bid

Developer Steve Wynn on Wednesday toured a 37-acre parcel once occupied by Monsanto Chemical Co. that he is considering as a site for a casino.

Whole Foods accents two halves of Charlestown

With the high-end symbol of yuppie America replacing Johnnie’s Foodmaster, has the neighborhood finally tipped to a point where the Townies are the minority?

Lawmakers worry about probation case fall

As politicians and employees continue to be called to testify in the scandal, Mass. lawmakers are concerned the threat of indictments will hang over Beacon Hill next year.

Old dogs, new ways to baby them

Our dogs are living longer thanks to veterinary advances, healthier food, and owners committed to their well-being.

Christopher L. Gasper

A yes vote on Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens

Bonds and Clemens juiced up to keep up with the Joneses. Leaving them out of the Baseball Hall of Fame would be a sanctimonious mistake.

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Stealing hope

The Compass Financial Stability and Savings Program has helped Meg Alcantara (left) of Lynn raise her credit score nearly 100 points and save $5,200 toward a down payment on her dream of purchasing a home of her own.

Program teaches working poor ways to save, build credit

A fire destroyed the Cocoanut Grove Night Club and killed hundreds on Nov. 28, 1942.

Opinion | The Podium

Cocoanut Grove fire — a survivor’s tale

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Boston’s last, great unsolved mystery

style

5 tips for your Instagram cocktail pics

Mayor Tom Menino is in his fifth term after being elected in 1993.

scot lehigh

End of the Menino era?

Suffolk University will build an eight-story complex on Somerset Street and create a public park.

Suffolk shifts core of campus downtown

Kevin McHale and his wife, Lynn, lost their daughter, Alexandra, to a battle with lupus.

Dan Shaughnessy

McHale dealing with saddest loss of all

Thin-crust pizza with beef tenderloin, mashed potato, and truffle oil.

dining out

French-inspired Mistral remains constant

A chief problem for Deval Patrick is the state budget gap.

Road ahead may get rocky for Governor Patrick

High school football playoff results

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Nets 95, Celtics 83

After Kris Humphries fouled Kevin Garnett hard, Rajon Rondo gave Humphries a shove. The scrum continued, and spilled behind the basket.

Rondo ejected as Nets defeat Celtics

Rajon Rondo and two Nets were ejected after a fracas with 29.5 seconds left in the second quarter, ending Rondo’s streak of consecutive games with 10 or more assists at 37.

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Mayor Kevin White of Boston in 1968. White was mayor until 1984.

Kevin White’s FBI files released

The documents are often heavily redacted, and most names are blocked. They feature testimony, internal memos, handwritten notes, and newspaper stories.