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Gov. Deval Patrick on Beacon Hill at his inauguration ceremony on Jan. 4. (Don West photo) |
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Patrick remains optimistic despite budget realities
After a week of historic inaugural festivities, Gov. Deval Patrick has hit the State House with a flurry of energy, promising to streamline state bureaucracy and create a community organization called the Commonwealth Corps.
“Every single one of us has a stake in each others dreams and struggles, and in stronger communities,” Patrick said. “To that end, this administration will play a role in encouraging civic engagement...” Full story
Mayor Menino lauds ‘spirit of community’
Painting a rosy picture of Boston’s economy, Mayor Thomas M. Menino delivered his 10th State of the City address Tuesday night and rattled off a list of past accomplishments and new initiatives, including the addition of 190 new police officers to help combat a troubling surge in violent crime. Full story
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Edward Joseph Maynard, 1944 - 2006 Full story
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FROM THE
EDITOR’S DESK
Time for a solution
Boston is one of the nation’s safest cities — for some of its citizens. Of the 74 homicides that took place in Boston in 2006, only six victims were non-Hispanic whites. Blacks, however, accounted for 63 of the murder victims last year. Full editorial
OPINION
Hard lessons learned from the Duke rape case
— Earl Ofari Hutchinson
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NEWS DIGEST
• Jamaican Maroons vow to fight mining
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• Three Boston City Councilors join pastor’s call for state of emergency in Codman Square
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Brown’s legacy of dignity, self-reliance will live on
— Lawrence Watson
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