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Pierce, Garnett unsure of future

The Celtics have a decision to make on Paul Pierce following their season-ending loss to the Knicks Friday night, and Kevin Garnett's future appears to be at least partially tied to Pierce's.
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Body of boy found in Worcester pond

A dive team today found the body of a 10-year-old boy who drowned while swimming with friends, the Worcester Fire Department said. (10:13 a.m.)
Weather Wisdom

Great weather for the weekend

The first weekend in May is going to be a pretty nice one with sunshine and seasonable temperatures, David Epstein writes. (9 a.m.)

Sports

7 restaurants to celebrate Cinco de Mayo

7 restaurants to celebrate Cinco de Mayo
We're guessing for Cinco de Mayo you've got a craving for spicy food, salty drinks, a festive environment, and, possibly sombreros? Here's where to go to get festive.
THE HIVE | DIARY OF A PRODUCT LAUNCH
Innovative underwear with a social mission

Innovative underwear with a social mission

THINX, the recent Product Pitch winner, is documenting their launch on Boston.com. Learn about their product and mission in this You Tube interview.

Lawmakers to hear medical pot bills

A legislative committee plans to hear several proposals to change Massachusetts' medical marijuana law as the state prepares for implementation. (11:11 a.m.)

BPD: 3 men fatally shot in 13-hour span

Two men were shot and killed Friday afternoon at a Walgreens store following an early morning shooting death at an apartment, both in Roxbury, police said.
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A new look for a dour old Boston cathedral

A new look for a dour old Boston cathedral

The Cathedral Church of St. Paul, built in 1819-20, unveiled new pediment art in a nautilus motif.
Celtics' loss marks end, in more ways than one
Opinion | Dan Shaughnessy

Celtics' loss marks end, in more ways than one

Will Doc Rivers, Paul Pierce or Kevin Garnett be back? What happens now to the Celtics we grew to know and love?
Marathon runner in race to help ailing wife

Marathon runner in race to help ailing wife

From the Boston Marathon to the Pan-Mass Challenge, Rick Kaitz races to help his ailing wife, who has uterine leiomyosarcoma.
No clues from 1983 mayoral race
Opinion | Lawrence Harmon

No clues from 1983 mayoral race

It's tempting to look to 1983, but the politics, culture, media, and demographics of Boston are different.

Health & Wellness

Should pregnant women see a chiropractor?
Ultra Sound Pregnancy

Should pregnant women see a chiropractor?

Chiropractor Maegan Istok answers basic questions about chiropractic care during pregnancy.

News

California wildfire grows, but weather may aid fight

California wildfire grows,
but weather may aid fight

Forecasters said a weekend of increased humidity in a coastal region in Southern California should help teams fighting the early-season blaze make gains Saturday.

Business & Money

MIT student start-ups have their eyes on fashion

MIT student start-ups have their eyes on fashion

A handful of fashion-minded MIT students are creating companies targeting niche consumer styles and voids in the retail industry. Some aren’t even using algorithms.
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Arts & Entertainment

Maya Angelou recalls life with, and without, her mom
Book Review

Maya Angelou recalls life with, and without, her mom

“Mom & Me & Mom” broadly revisits some of the painful incidents of Maya Angelou's childhood, but as the title indicates, the focus is on Angelou and her mother.
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Lifestyle

Houzz apt hunting tips

Apartment hunting tips for renters

There may not be a way out of doing the legwork, but these 11 tips can help you get organized, set your priorities, search smart and stay focused every step of the way.
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Travel

Celebrate Star Wars Day by planning a themed trip

Celebrate Star Wars Day by planning a themed trip

It's May 4, otherwise known as 'Star Wars Day" (May the fourth be with you? Get it?) Take the occasion to plan one of these trips to a galaxy not so far away.

THE HIVE | LOCAL INNOVATION NEWS

At dawn of 3D revolution, DIY printers look for killer app

At dawn of 3D revolution, DIY printers look for killer app

3D printers, which can build objects with the help of digital schematics, are growing in popularity and quality. But are they coming to a home near you?

Community

Earth Day

Would you use these quirky baby products?

We want to know if you'd try out the Baby Mop, left, and other quirky baby products.
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Replay: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

Replay: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

Fresh off a national appearance on Late Night with Jay Leno, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club played Live in the Lab on Friday. Watch the full set inside.

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REAL ESTATE

How much does this condo cost?

How much does this condo cost?

Are you on the hunt for an apartment in the Boston area? Test your grasp on the market with our quiz.
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Cars

A bargain on a brand name car
John Paul: The Car Doctor

A bargain on a brand name car

My main goal is to pay less for brand name while also getting a low maintenance vehicle at a great price.
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Jobs

Do you smile and dial?

Do you smile and dial?

Why does it matter how you answer the phone? Smiling on the phone helps build relationships and make the person on the other end feel appreciated.
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