Mayors, developer spar over Everett casino site

Everett’s top politician called Boston Mayor Thomas Menino a “bully,” and the firm applying for a casino in Everett criticized Menino for his “ongoing disruption of the process.”

Bulger jury to resume deliberations on Monday

Jurors in the racketeering trial of James “Whitey” Bulger have deliberated for 28 hours over four days, after listening to 35 days of testimony from 72 witnesses.

President Obama spoke during a press conference on Friday.

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President pledges new limits on surveillance

President Obama called for greater transparency and more oversight of America’s extensive electronic spying programs.

Boston police still seek clues in triple homicide, 1 year later

Authorities have released surveillance images they hope will spur leads in the shocking shooting deaths of three 22-year-old women.

Victoria Martins of Freitas Farms worked at City Hall Plaza this week, one of several farmers’ markets across the city this summer.

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Far from the farms, city markets thrive

The long day, which could involve harvesting in the morning and selling produce in the afternoon, is often worth it for the region’s farmers.

Oyster thieves striking in Cape Cod

The issue is an increasingly common one, with thousands of oysters being stolen from sites in Barnstable and Dennis in recent weeks.

Last month, Backyard Farms had to destroy its entire crop of 420,000 tomato plants due to an infestation of whiteflies.

Backyard Farms delays tomato shipments

It’s the second setback in two months for New England’s largest producer of premium tomatoes, which is owned by Fidelity Investments.

Greenway to get hotel, food market

Developers plan to build a 180-room hotel and food market on one of the last prime pieces of real estate along the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway.

patriots 31, eagles 22 | preseason

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Tom Brady kick-started New England in a game that saw more Tim Tebow at quarterback than planned.

Opinion

JOANNA WEISS

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Today’s parenting crisis is whether we’re abdicating our biggest responsibility, to make sure kids treat each other humanely.

Globe exclusives

The cab of a truck that broke through a guardrail this afternoon was lifted back onto the road.

Boston traffic snarled after truck crash on I-93
“There are still lots of customers who like to hold a book in their hands and feel it and smell it,” said Bill Johnston, of Commonwealth Books, referencing the president’s recent visit to an Amazon facility.

Obama’s Amazon visit riles up booksellers
An ongoing survey of mammals on a half-dozen of the close-in islands has found thriving populations of coyotes, foxes, and deer.

Island getaways lure creatures great, small
Rebecca Ferguson and Max Irons star in the British period drama “The White Queen” on Starz.

Television Review

‘The White Queen’ scratches the itch

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Little Libertarians on the prairie
Backyard Farms’ greenhouses for growing hydroponic tomatoes cover 42 acres in Madison, Maine.

Shirley Leung

A heavy loss in pursuit of perfection
Pedro Martinez has built a thriving foundation in his native Dominican Republic.

Pedro building hope in the Dominican
Over sixty horses used in the production of Cavalias Odysseo under the worlds largest touring big tent. A visit of the stables before the performance show all the love and care these stars get each time before a performance in an assembly line fashon as if in a car wash.

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Globe photos of the week, Aug. 9, 2013
“I always believed if I gave it everything I’ve got and it wasn’t meant to be, I’d have no regrets,” says the 30-year-old outfielder.

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Daniel Nava, the long shot
Analysts say consumers, such as those recently at South Shore Plaza in Braintree, will spend about 3 percent more on school supplies this year.

Back-to-school spending outlook: Not bad
Azamat Tazhayakov and Dias Kadyrbayev posed with Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in New York in an undated photo.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s college friends indicted
Chip Tuttle, chief operating officer of Suffolk Downs, unveiled his proposed casino and hotel project in East Boston, Wednesday, March 27 2013.

Complex Suffolk Downs casino deal still being written

Sports

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Jake Peavy allowed six runs on 10 hits against the Royals.

Jake Peavy fails to hold lead as Red Sox lose again

The Red Sox handed Jake Peavy a three-run lead in the fourth inning, but what should have been an easy cruise turned into one of the worst losses of the season.

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Oyster thieves striking in Cape Cod

The issue is an increasingly common one, with thousands of oysters being stolen from sites in Barnstable and Dennis in recent weeks.

Columnists

Alex Rodriguez looked up toward photographers after leaving a news conference in Tampa in 2009.

Derrick Z. Jackson

Baseball’s integrity still isn’t restored

RENÉE LOTH

Trash cash
On Oct. 30, 1948, the main business district of Donora, Pa., was cloaked in smog, the sunlight virtually obliterated by thick low-hanging pollution.

joan wickersham

The haze of history

Kevin Cullen

Waiting for the unknown
A water taxi cruised in The Woodlands, Texas.

EDWARD L. GLAESER

A fracking pioneer’s environmental dream

JOAN VENNOCHI

John Walsh’s rhapsody in blue
Backyard Farms’ greenhouses for growing hydroponic tomatoes cover 42 acres in Madison, Maine.

Shirley Leung

A heavy loss in pursuit of perfection

Yvonne Abraham

Perilous rolls of the dice
Daniel Conley.

LAWRENCE HARMON

Conley loses temper and respect of voters

Adrian Walker

The future begins at the Globe
Caroline Kennedy

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Ambassadorship requires a seasoned diplomat, not a big name

Shirley Leung

The case for a sales tax rollback

Nation & World

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Only one home out of nearly 130 that burned in Breezy Point during the hurricane has started to be rebuilt.

NYC area still struggling after Sandy

Government inefficiency, cumbersome permit laws, and general confusion has hampered the recovery effort in Breezy Point, a symbol of the storm’s devastation.

Ahmad Akkari criticized caricatures of Muhammad.

Dane regrets sparking cartoon furor

Once a leading critic of the Danish cartoons, Ahmad Akkari now says the Jyllands-Posten newspaper had the right to print caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad.

Politics

President Obama expressed his satisfaction with signing the measure to keep student loan interest rates low.

Obama signs student loan deal, says job isn’t done

The president pledged that the hard-fought compromise would be just the first step in a broader fight to rein in the costs of a college education.

Business

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Co-owner David Buckley attached a keg line to a cleaning connector at the Port Tavern in Newburyport.

Beer line cleaning system hopes to tap into US market

David Buckley of Newburyport is one of the backers of Glanola, which was developed in Dublin and is used in pubs in Ireland and Great Britain.

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Boston-area to do list

What’s happening in and around Boston.

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Amanda Seyfried as porn star Linda Lovelace in Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman’s biopic.

‘Lovelace’ practices moral sex

Directors Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman may have had the best of intentions, but in the end they’re exploiting Linda Lovelace, too.

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“There hasn’t been a meaningful rethinking of who should appear on our paper money since 1928, when early versions of the bills we still use today entered circulation.”

Leon Neyfakh,  on American currency