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INNOVATION ECONOMY
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Greenway funds fall
short as costs rise
Only two years into its existence, the nonprofit conservancy that manages the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway does not have enough money to complete and maintain the high-end park system, prompting its directors to appeal to the government for new taxes or other funding sources. (By Casey Ross, Globe Staff)
Minuteman reenactor’s forebear
may have started the battle
Bill Poole, a member of the Lexington Minutemen, is the direct descendant of Ebenezer Locke, a man who, according to one account, fired the musket that started the Revolutionary War. (By David Filipov, Globe Staff)
For some, marathon a lifelong love
In Boston and beyond, older marathoners are pushing the limits. (By Shira Springer, Globe Staff)
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Brown would join GOP
filibuster of finance bill
Senator Scott Brown said that he would join a Republican filibuster to block a package of financial overhaul bills from coming to a vote in the Senate. (By Matt Viser, Globe Staff)
From Chicago, joke’s on Hub
Boston is the sixth US city to be on the receiving end of a custom-written revue that will be performed by the six-member Chicago Second City comedy sketch team. (By Joan Anderman, Globe Staff)
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- Hub aid helps Ethiopian Jews in Haifa (By James F. Smith, Globe Staff)
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- What’s closed, open on Patriots Day (Boston Globe)
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- David Simons; rode balloon to record height (By William Grimes, New York Times)
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- Dede Allen; pioneered film editing (Associated Press)
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- Legal fights await abortion law (By Nate Jenkins, Associated Press)
- Poll says majority of Americans don’t trust government (Associated Press)
- Mining industry, regulators share ties (Washington Post)
- Sharpton is called Obama’s link to streets (Associated Press)
- Self-proclaimed patriots set to rally with their guns just outside Washington (Washington Post)
- Returning shuttle may face rain delay (Associated Press)
- Calcium lowers cancer risk, study says (Bloomberg News)
- New England’s GOP senators find strength in moderation (By Susan Milligan, Globe Staff)
World
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- Hard-liner’s win could complicate Cyprus reunification (Associated Press)
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- Garza’s latest performance was striking (By Peter Abraham, Globe Staff)
- Bruins Notebook Sabres’ Vanek likely out of Game 3 lineup (By Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Staff)
- NHL PLayoff Roundup Flyers seize control (Associated Press)
- On Basketball Heat now realize they’re in for a fight (By Gary Washburn, Boston Globe)
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Business
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- At Harvard, landscape architects are reinventing the discipline (By Karen Weintraub, Globe Correspondent)
- Goldman’s brass had a hand in mortgages (By Louise Story, New York Times)
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