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• State board declines to approve new charter schools
• Va. governor says he won’t quit; new allegation hits deputy
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• Former NECC co-owner sentenced to nine years in prison
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• Dividing up the blame among the Celtics
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• Fidelity would create large waterfront space at revamped World Trade Center in Seaport