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Front Page - 2008-01-17

Patrick announces bill, order to reform CORI

Gov. Deval Patrick last week announced a bill and an executive order, both aimed at stemming what some have called excesses in the state's Criminal Offender Records Information (CORI) law. More »

BU, Morehouse archives of MLK papers to hit Web

Vita Paladino remembers. She remembers watching on television as the hoses unloaded, the water hammering black bodies to the pavement amid the crowded chaos of Southern streets. She remembers watching the horrors visited upon blacks during the civil rights demonstrations of the 1960s. She remembers being mortified. More »

Patrick seeks to raise workers? health care rates

Gov. Deval Patrick wants to shift more of the cost of health care onto the backs of state workers as a way to save money and help close a $1.3 billion budget gap. More »

Mass. program helps out American Indian veterans

BEDFORD - Army veteran Craig Cournoyer left behind his community of 400 people on a South Dakota reservation, moving thousands of miles to learn how to fix moldy, broken-down ventilation systems. More »


Cape Cod killing case jurors questioned about racial bias

BARNSTABLE - Some jurors who convicted a black garbage man in the murder of a white fashion writer traded allegations of racism last Thursday in an unusual hearing called by the judge to determine whether their verdict was tainted by racial bias. More »

Minority voters taking center stage in election

With nomination contests in lily-white Iowa and New Hampshire settled, minority voting power now moves into the spotlight. More »

Kerry endorses Obama over chief rivals Clinton, Edwards

CHARLESTON, S.C. - John Kerry, the 2004 Democratic presidential nominee, gave Barack Obama?s campaign a needed boost with an endorsement that followed Hillary Rodham Clinton's emotional victory over the Illinois senator in the New Hampshire primary. More »