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Man charged for downtown bludgeoning murder; guy who loves suing Bill Galvin sues him again
Inspector clears South Station Starbucks to re-open July 23 On its third inspection in five days, a Boston health inspector on Wednesday found no rats, no mice, no other problems at the Starbucks at South Station and re-instated its food-serving license. Man with a metal pole charged
Part of Charles might be wicked unhealthy; Pine Street Inn sued over stabbing death
Patients warned to avoid Boston Medical Center last night because of major IT issues July 21 At least one community health center warned patients Tuesday afternoon to avoid Boston Medical Center in a medical emergency due to an IT outage. No surprise: Health officials say Charles River near Millennium Park
No more MDing for fisty Jan. 6 doctor; sheriff wants ethics fines barred from his extortion trial
Orange-stained pardon can't keep cop-punching Jan. 6 doc from losing her right to practice medicine July 20 WWLP reports the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine won't let Dr. Jacquelyn Starer of Ashland, late of Brigham and Women's and Faulkner hospitals, renew
Mejia cites dehydration, exhaustion for collapse; Man shot to death in Allston
311 complaint of the day: Who left a pile of rotting fish behind a historic house in Dorchester? July 19 An olfactorily offended resident filed a 311 complaint about today about the growing stench behind the historic James Blake House, 735 Columbia Rd. in Dorchester ... Deer with its ducks in