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The Week That Was

Chronicling the past week via quick links and pithy commentary (better luck next time, el jefe, edition)

It’s a great week for funny mayor pictures: Hilarity ensues when the Herald gets video of Tom Menino’s joyride.

Speaking of the Herald, and videotapes. . .: The tabloid faces a firestorm of controversy over its false claim that the Patriots taped the Rams’ 2001 Super Bowl walk-through.

Mike on a bike: City Councilor Mike Ross chronicles his two-wheeled commute.

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The Week That Was

Chronicling the past week via quick links and pithy commentary (random quip here edition)

OMG, it’s NKOTB! The boy band is back with a new track, but we only want to hear “Hangin’ Tough.”

Did you hear the one about Manny and the cab? We talk to Sox radio guy, Dave O’Brien.

The Globe reshuffles its sports team: Marc Spears is taking over the NBA beat.

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The Week That Was

Chronicling the past week via quick links and pithy commentary (watch out for those crumbling sidewalks edition)

A hawk to be named later: We’re still looking for names for Fenway Park’s resident predator. So far, we like Javier Lopez best.

It’s see you later for Bob Lobel: Because he told us he hates saying goodbye.

T-Mizzy—Straight-up gangsta: Or master of shadow puppets. Whatevs.

This could not be more like an episode of Gossip Girl if the House members were wearing brightly-colored tights: Could the biggest threat to House Speaker Sal DiMasi’s power be from his top lieutenant? (more…)

 

The Week That Was

Chronicling the past week via quick links and pithy commentary (hooray for the return of flip-flop weather edition)

Mayor Tom Menino: Sex bomb. Or something.

The Zen of Manny: Forget NESN commentary. When Ramirez retires, he’s going to be our self-help guru.

Is the Globe bloodletting over? Marty Baron says the buyouts are over and layoffs won’t be necessary, but he doesn’t say who’s leaving.

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The Week That Was

Chronicling the past week via quick links and pithy commentary (Dumb and Dumber, Jacoby? edition)

BostonNOW died as it lived: Inaccurately.

We weren’t the only ones wishing this story were true: The Herald gets duped.

Alaska comes to Massachusetts: If only temporarily.

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The Week That Was

Chronicling the past week via quick links and pithy commentary (our butts do all their own stunts, thank you very much edition)

1207749765We went to Opening Day: And we’re lucky we didn’t die. Sort of.

The Globe got some good news: We talked to Pulitzer-prize winner Mark Feeney.

Again, we say whew: Rumors of the death of the Pour House have been greatly exaggerated.

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The Week That Was

1207144539Chronicling the past week via quick links and pithy commentary (no, not Bob Lobel and Jackie Mac! edition)

The Herald is number two! The Metro’s wildly fluctuating circulation numbers return us to our happy two-newspaper town.

Is Boston a great town for dating? Maybe if you’re a dude, but the ladies are hurting.

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The Week That Was

Chronicling the past week via quick links and pithy commentary (channeling our inner Yankee edition)

We liveblogged the Sox opener: And Flannery got to work overtime thanks to extra innings.

Mitt Romney can’t pick a winner: John McCain brings him on board anyway.

The Mike Barnicle haters are organizing: They’ve got a blog. Fear them.

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The Week That Was

1199374159Chronicling the past week via quick links and pithy commentary (No Tanks (and no casinos, either) edition)

Ballplayers stage half-day strike for the bullpen coach: We’re kind of proud of them.

Tim Haslett, a musical man about town died this week: Joe Keohane offers his memories.

Only a masochist would hit up two St. Patrick’s Day Breakfasts: Or a social climber. (more…)

 

The Week That Was

Chronicling the past week via quick links and pithy commentary (So sad to say goodbye edition)

1205506498Steve Bailey leaves the Globe: And makes us sad. Almost as sad as losing Fudgie the Whale to Connecticut.

NECN names a new news director: We’re available for News Night.

We adopted a marathoner: You can’t have her, Madonna. (more…)

 

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