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Your condensed guide to today’s daily papers.

1221482713This doesn’t bode well for the stock market: Local employees of Lehman Brothers rushed the Boston office to collect their belongings last night after rumors that the financial giant would declare bankruptcy started circulating. Sell, sell, sell! [Globe]

Is this good news, or bad news? Condos and single-family homes can be found for less than $100,000 in the local areas hit hardest by the foreclosure crisis. [Herald]

It’s almost primary day! Dianne Wilkerson and challenger Sonia Chang-Díaz both say they’re ready for tomorrow’s vote. [Globe]

And our senator is still sweating: John Kerry was campaigning in Massachusetts this weekend, and Gloucester attorney Ed O’Reilly planned to shake hands with commuters at South Station this morning. [Herald]

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