Robert Cordy worked as a lobbyist in the 1990s for a company vying for a casino license near Boston.
Stephen Crosby withdrew from deliberations on the Boston area casino license amid claims of bias.
Yvonne Abraham
Repealing casino legislation would say nothing about the business climate here, but it would say something about the voters.
Some entrepreneurs are hawking cannabis on the Internet — and operating in a legal gray area.
As director of “God’s Pocket,” Slattery, a son of Boston, extends himself beyond the “Mad Men” character.
Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff
They are the other kind of teen moms, the vanishing breed: women with 13 or more children.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
We at long last saw the heavy-hitting Bruins who dominated the NHL late in the regular season.
Brad Marchand and Milan Lucic stayed close to Subban all night, and Subban was squirted in the visor with water twice by Shawn Thornton from the Bruins bench.
The milestone is no small accomplishment, coming at a time when many cinemas have struggled to stay afloat.
TOM KEANE
The numbers are in: Menino was a great mayor Shortcomings notwithstanding, the overall conclusion is that the former Boston mayor did remarkably well.
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A Boston Globe opinion special section on the changes on the horizon for higher education.
Two power-play goals in the second period set the tone, and Boston gained a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinal series.
Rabbi Barry Starr wrote a letter acknowledging that he engaged in marital infidelity.
Gay marriage arrived in the Bible Belt on Saturday, with one county issuing 15 licenses.
Get an insider’s look at an open house in a red-hot real estate market: Somerville. Leave your assumptions at the door.
Two startups from MIT hope to solve issues that have bedeviled nuclear power for decades: safety, cost, and radioactive waste.
The opening-night performance of “Pricked” was prickly in spots, but never dull.
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As popular as biking is becoming in Boston, the city at the other end of Interstate 90 doubles us in bike commuting percentages.
Ferris delivers an engrossing and hilariously bleak novel that reads like a dentist’s desperate attempt not to eat a gun.
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Get out and playThe equipment might look different these days, but we still need to run around outside when we have the chance.
THE WORD
What ‘mom’ really means in America For such a tiny word, it’s borne a lot of weight over the years.
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