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July 11, 2010
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(Bill Polo/Globe File)What I believe
One in 10 Catholics nationwide has left the church, and the number of adherents in Massachusetts is slipping. One follower explains why, despite grave doubts about the institution’s leadership, he refuses to give up the faith.
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Mr. Right and his dog
After a divorce and the loss of a beloved pet, what kind of replacement is in order?
Let’s go, USA
They want to see the country. Is a joint road trip in their future?
Reunion run-ins
What to do when confronted with a former friend, plus questions that invade your privacy.
NASCAR at sea
Lobster boats aren’t what they used to be.
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River wild
To some, dams are quaint, historic, and a boon for birds. To others, they cause flooding, harm fish, and meddle with nature. Can one town sort it all out?
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