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Logan's delayed flight ratings stink, but it's not as bad as New York's airports. [Boston Globe]
In a reversal of a recent trend, an octagenerian is struck by a car in Salem. [Boston Channel]
Harvard Square's rogue booksellers stick another thorn in City's side by pitching tents in a park. [Boston Globe]
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Boston's John Hancock Tower, the tallest building in New England, was sold at auction today in New York, reports the Globe. Financial experts believe that the building will go for between $650 and $750 million, half of its 2006 price of $1.3 billion. (ETA: The building sold for $660 million.) Broadway Partners, the building's former owners, paid the $1.3 billion with labyrinth of funding, and the group defaulted on some of its loans earlier this year.
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