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Article from: The Boston Globe
Article date: June 26, 2001
Author: Bella English, Globe Staff
If you had an appointment at the old Planned Parenthood building
on Beacon Street in Brookline, you'd walk up the steps to the vintage
brownstone, press a button, and be buzzed in.
That was before "the shootings," as they are known, simply, around
here.
Today, the new office on Commonwealth Avenue in Boston is a
compound. Security cameras affixed to the roof record entrances.
Notices are posted on the front wall in bold letters: "All Persons
Entering This Facility Are Subject to Search." Taped to the window is
a copy of a court injunction, the ...
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