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Recalling a boy
‘full of energy, full of life’
People in Irving, Texas, are reeling from the violent death of Camden Pierce Hughes, who was allegedly suffocated by his despairing mother in New Hampshire. (By John M. Guilfoil and Peter Schworm, Globe Staff)
Lottery seeks $1b jackpot for itself
The Massachusetts State Lottery Commission plans
to launch raffle-style games, and to install hundreds
of new electronic vending machines that will sell tickets to jumbo drawings such as Mega Millions.
(By Todd Wallack, Globe Staff)
to launch raffle-style games, and to install hundreds
of new electronic vending machines that will sell tickets to jumbo drawings such as Mega Millions.
(By Todd Wallack, Globe Staff)
Saved but suffering
Massachusetts veterinarians report seeing an increasing number of dogs with serious infectious diseases not typically found in New England, a phenomenon they say is probably fueled by a growing number of pets rescued from Southern states. (By Kay Lazar, Globe Staff)
- You may think your cat’s the problem, but maybe it’s you
- Video Cat owner learns how to manage her 'mean' kitten
- Five ways to manage your cat’s mood
In surprise shift, Biogen
mulls return to Cambridge
Biogen Idec Inc. , which moved its headquarters and more than 500 jobs from Cambridge to Weston less than a year ago, soon may be returning them to Kendall Square. (By Robert Weisman and Casey Ross, Globe Staff)
Many conspired in T pass fraud
The $4 million scheme to distribute fraudulent MBTA passes involved a young couple from Revere and a network of distributors, authorities revealed yesterday, as the details of the largest fare-evasion case in T history came into sharper focus. (By Eric Moskowitz, Globe Staff)
Metro
- Texas town stunned by slaying of 6-year-old boy in New Hampshire (By John M. Guilfoil and Peter Schworm, Globe Staff)
- Disease statistics raise dog adoption concerns (By Kay Lazar, Globe Staff)
- Prosecutors describe elaborate MBTA scheme (By Eric Moskowitz, Globe Staff)
- DiMasi was grooming successor as early as 2007, ex-aide testifies (By Milton J. Valencia, Globe Staff)
- South Boston Youth Hockey League celebrates 50 years (By Peter Schworm, Globe Staff)
- Four new cases of measles reported (By Deborah Kotz and Brock Parker, Globe Staff | Globe Correspondent)
- Man charged with abducting teen and forcing her into prostitution (By John R. Ellement, Globe Staff)
- Ecuador finds man sought in deaths here guilty of fraud (By Maria Sacchetti, Globe Staff)
- Adrian Walker An unhealthy change (By Adrian Walker, Globe Columnist)
- Saugus man accused of dragging puppy down Revere street (By Neal J. Riley, Globe Correspondent)
- Doctor points to Kerrigan medical history (By David Abel, Globe Staff)
- FRAMINGHAM Immigrant carpenters file wage complaint (Boston Globe)
- SALEM Inmate charged in 23-year-old rape case (Boston Globe)
- HARTFORD Votes lacking for bill to kill death penalty (Boston Globe)
- SOUTH BURLINGTON, VT. Mom gets 2d DUI charge with child in car (Boston Globe)
- BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Former bank employee admits to larceny (Boston Globe)
- NEW HAVEN School discipline complaint investigated (Boston Globe)
- Menino says drills to keep Boston safe (By Travis Andersen, Globe Staff)
- Red tide spurs shellfishing ban in north (By Akilah Johnson, Globe Staff)
- Area college commencements (Boston Globe)
- Huntsman presses flesh, lays out agenda during N.H. visit (By Theo Emery, Globe Staff)
- Amherst College to honor 4 WWII vets at graduation ceremony (By Mark Pratt, Associated Press)
- Hamilton-Wenham school chief seeks exit (By Steven A. Rosenberg, Globe Staff)
- Six Catholic priests to be ordained today (By Jenna Duncan, Globe Correspondent)
Regional editions
Globe West
- Spring is season of garden and house tours in communities west of Boston (By Nancy Shohet West, Globe Correspondent)
Globe North
- Open Meeting Law puts reins on high-tech use at local meetings (By Kathy McCabe, Globe Staff)
Globe South
- From Weymouth foreclosure, a fresh start for veterans (By Johanna Seltz, Globe Correspondent)
Obituaries
- Pallab Banerjee, 47, scientist, mentor at Dana-Farber lab (By Bryan Marquard, Globe Staff)
- George Bourque, at 98; served Fitchburg as mayor, state representative (By Gil Bliss, Globe Correspondent)
- ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage; brought flair to wrestling ring (By Harry R. Weber, Associated Press)
- Barbara Stuart, 81; television actress (By William Grimes, New York Times)
- Maurice Goldhaber; idea man led a lab of Nobel laureates (By Kenneth Chang, New York Times)
- Don Barden, 67; launched casino, cable TV firms (Associated Press)
- James R. Cheek, at 75; envoy was Latin American expert (By Adam Bernstein, Washington Post)
Nation
- Netanyahu dismisses Obama’s proposals (By Steven Lee Myers, New York Times)
- Tenn. Senate OK’s bill on gay lessons (Associated Press)
- CDC’s ‘zombie apocalypse’ post an Internet hit (Associated Press)
- Mother recants injecting child with Botox (Associated Press)
- Wis. court OK’s teen’s life prison term (Associated Press)
- Mother gets life in microwave death (Associated Press)
- Shuttle crew to examine damaged tile (Associated Press)
- Huntsman presses flesh, lays out agenda during N.H. visit (By Theo Emery, Globe Staff)
- Political Notebook First 2012 attack ad assails Romney (Boston Globe)
- Three Somali men plead guilty to piracy (By Brock Vergakis, Associated Press)
- Bin Laden files show plan to hit tankers (By Eileen Sullivan and Matt Apuzzo, Associated Press)
- Iran should pay damages, 9/11 family members say (Associated Press)
- Navigators worry as Mississippi roils (By Mary Foster and Alan Sayre, Associated Press)
- For the record (Boston Globe)
World
- Syria protests regain momentum, draw fire (By Anthony Shadid, New York Times)
- Belarus sentences presidential candidates (Associated Press)
- China trip by N. Korean leader reported (Associated Press)
- Guilty verdicts in killing of Israeli child (New York Times)
- Yemen’s president calls for elections (Associated Press)
- Mexico nabs Gulf drug cartel leader (Associated Press)
- Priest was on pedophile group’s board (Associated Press)
- Egypt’s military questions journalists (Associated Press)
- Judge warns UK lawmakers on gag orders (Associated Press)
- China alleges tax evasion by artist (Associated Press)
- Taliban blast hits US vehicle in Pakistan (By Riaz Khan and Nahal Toosi, Associated Press)
- NATO planes strike military vessels in three Libyan ports (By Diaa Hadid and Michelle Faul, Associated Press)
- Japan utility president quits over nuclear crisis (By Yuri Kageyama, Associated Press)
Editorial and opinion
- Globe Editorial Mayor Lantigua is under fire, but Lawrence is still on track
- Globe Editorial NBA: More tolerant than Welts thought
- Globe Editorial A step backward, not forward
- Lawrence Harmon Canada geese have got to go
- Derrick Z. Jackson US arms sales at odds with words
- Renée Loth Concrete link
- Quotes of note
Sports
- Red Sox 15, Cubs 5 Red Sox pound out win over Cubs (By Peter Abraham, Globe Staff)
- On baseball History, offense come alive (By Nick Cafardo, Globe Staff)
- Bruins’ play was a tight fit (By Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Staff)
- Bob Ryan He’s correct, beyond a shadow of doubt (By Bob Ryan, Globe Columnist)
- Red Sox notebook No worries from Beckett (By Peter Abraham, Globe Staff)
- Sports Log Boogaard’s death is ruled accidental (Boston Globe)
- How the runs scored (Boston Globe)
- Mets 2, Yankees 1 Yankees knuckle under, fall to Mets (By Ben Walker, Associated Press)
- Baseball roundup Halladay the right medicine (Associated Press)
- Baseball notables (Boston Globe)
- ‘Kingdom’ eyeing a crown (By Beth Harris, Associated Press)
- Globe staff Preakness Stakes picks (Boston Globe)
- New England Revolution are not quaking (By Frank Dell’Apa, Globe Staff)
- Revolution at Earthquakes (Boston Globe)
- Busch top qualifier for All-Star race (Associated Press)
- Flash in the plans (By Nancy Marrapese-Burrell, Globe Staff)
- Bruins notebook Bruins’ Lucic doing a bang-up job (By Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Staff)
- Sharks 4, Canucks 3 Marleau, Sharks respond in Game 3 (Associated Press)
- Terrapins have no hidden agenda (By Monique Walker, Globe Staff)
- NBA notebook Substitute teachers (Associated Press)
- Friend saw Armstrong use PEDs (Associated Press)
- Golf roundup Toms ties tour mark (Associated Press)
- School roundup Upstart Wakefield puts damper on Reading’s title hopes (By Jesse Liebman, Globe Correspondent)
- City track championships O’Bryant girls in cruise control (By Anthony Gulizia, Globe Correspondent)
- City track championships results (Boston Globe)
Business
- Massachusetts Lottery Commission seeks $1b jackpot for itself (By Todd Wallack, Globe Staff)
- Biogen Idec may leave Weston, return to Cambridge (By Robert Weisman and Casey Ross, Globe Staff)
- Battle lines drawn on Right to Repair auto care bill (By Erin Ailworth, Globe Staff)
- Keeping up with the smartest cars (By Hiawatha Bray, Globe Staff)
- Photos Connectivity features in new cars
- Art of war: BioShock on display at Smithsonian (By Hiawatha Bray, Globe Staff)
- ImmunoGen hopes to gain $84m in offering (Associated Press)
- FDA warns additive can harm premature babies (Associated Press)
- Apple said to be near deals with music labels (Associated Press)
- Justice reviewing airline ticket sales system (Associated Press)
- BP partner will pay $1.1b in gulf spill (By Julia Werdigier, New York Times)
- Reading into Barnes & Noble offer (By Anne D’Innocenzio, Associated Press)
- Jobless rate falls in most states (By Jeannine Aversa, Associated Press)
- Ex-IMF chief released; succession plan set (Globe Wire Services)
- Scott Burns Taking Social Security benefits involves more than time, money calculation (By Scott Burns, Boston Globe)
- Markets stumble on Greece debt worries (Boston Globe)
- MARKET MOVERS Retailer slumps on earnings, forecast (Boston Globe)
- MASS. MOVERS Akamai climbs on ‘buy’ reiteration (Boston Globe)
- Salesforce.com Inc. (Boston Globe)
- Foot Locker Inc. (Boston Globe)
- Kirkland’s Inc. (Boston Globe)
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Living/Arts |
- Cover Story You may think your cat’s the problem, but maybe it’s you (By Beth Teitell, Globe Staff)
- Video Cat owner learns how to manage her 'mean' kitten
- Cover Story Five ways to manage your cat’s mood (By Beth Teitell, Globe Staff)
- PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW Capturing prison life, and death (By Mark Feeney, Globe Staff)
- DANCE REVIEW Complexions dancers rise to the occasion (By Jeffrey Gantz, Globe Correspondent)
- BRING THE FAMILY Visiting the Nichols House Museum, a home with history (By Mark Shanahan, Globe Staff)
- G Force Cabaret singer Justin Vivian Bond is coming into his own (By James Reed, Globe Staff)
- MUSIC REVIEW Monkeys deliver dark Brit-pop (By Luke O’Neil, Globe Correspondent)
- Can Ashton Kutcher add a spark to ‘Two and a Half Men’? (By Matthew Gilbert, Globe Staff)
- BOOK REVIEW Danzy Senna’s tales of the struggles, successes of the racially mixed (By Jan Stuart, Boston Globe)
- Daily guide to television and radio (Boston Globe)
- Critic’s corner (By Matthew Gilbert, Globe Staff)
- On Demand picks (Boston Globe)
- Annie's Mailbox: Facebook friends provide solace (Boston Globe)
- Reflection for the day (Boston Globe)
- Chess Notes (By Harold Dondis and Patrick Wolff, Boston Globe)
- This day in history (Boston Globe)
- To do list (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
- Love Letters Her boyfriend wasn’t perfect, but did she break up a good thing? (By Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Culture Desk Wild rush to see ‘Tree of Life’ (By Wesley Morris, Globe Staff)
- Culture Desk Boston Rob finally finds redemption (By Matthew Gilbert, Globe Staff)
- Culture Desk Solti scores at Harvard (Boston Globe)
- Movie Stars (Boston Globe)
- Names Model players (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names An artful performance from Lykke Li (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names Morris at Brandeis (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names Fashionable benefit (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names Roxy’s on the road (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names Collegial spirit (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names Opening chapter (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- MUSIC REVIEW Weezer’s hits, warm memories amid night chill (By Marc Hirsh, Globe Correspondent)
- Celebrity news Lohan awarded restraining order (Associated Press)
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