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Alleged shooter had lengthy record

Marie Hussey hugged Michelle Sargent (left) and her daughter Allison, 2, during a candlelight vigil Friday held in honor of Police Chief Michael Maloney in Greenland, N.H.

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The man who shot five police officers, wounding four and killing the police chief of Greenland, N.H., was out on bail awaiting trial on charges of steroid possession and assault.

Police chief who died recalled for kindness, love of his work

Friends described Michael Maloney as a dogged, sleeves-rolled-up leader of a seven-member department who often was the first to show up when someone called for help.

Brown, wife unhurt in two-car accident

Senator Scott Brown and his wife, Gail Huff, were unhurt Friday night after the SUV in which they were passengers struck a telephone pole in Dedham.

The tribulations and (quiet) pride of marathoners’ children

They dread the running clothes, but, deep down, kids take great pride in parents who persevere up Heartbreak Hill and raise thousands of dollars for charities.

Boylston Street has what banks want

Boylston Street has become ground zero as banks battle for market share in neighborhoods that have a mix of upscale shoppers, wealthy residents, and professional workers.

Humble hero could get lofty honor

Decades after Thomas J. Hudner Jr. crashed his own plane in the hope of saving another aviator, Massachusetts’s two US senators are pushing to name a warship after him.

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Red Sox bring a huge win home

They’ve been playing in the old yard for 100 years now, but rarely has a win felt more urgent or welcome for the Sox and their unsettled fans.

On baseball

Ellsbury’s loss would be huge

A baseball source said Jacoby Ellsbury could be out 6-8 weeks after injuring his right shoulder in the fourth inning of Friday’s game.

As if one were needed, reminder of a fried season

To celebrate the new Red Sox season, Popeyes proclaimed its role in history with a new banner: “4 out of 5 Pitchers Prefer Our Chicken BEST.’’

key to the sites

A trail of literary sites for April vacation

Children’s novels and picture books can become real-world adventures when you take young readers to literature-centered destinations throughout New England.

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Celebrating Fenway! A Fenway 100 Magazine Launch Event

Dan Shaughnessy moderates a panel including Ken Casey of the Dropkick Murphys and former pitcher Bill “Spaceman” Lee.

Inside The Boston Globe

Several hundred people gathered at the lighthouse in Scituate Harbor at dawn for an Easter morning service led by pastor Dan Eddy of Christ Lutheran Church in Scituate.

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The 116th Boston Marathon

Actor Brad Pitt and actress Angelina Jolie at the 84th Annual Academy Awards in February.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie get engaged

BostonGlobe.com named ‘World’s Best Designed’ site

Joseph P. Kennedy III greeted people in Newton on Feb. 16.

Kennedy campaign raises $1.3m

Statues of late leaders, Kim Il Sung (left) and Kim Jong Il were unveiled today in Pyongyang, North Korea.

Failed North Korea missile launch draws condemnation

Guard chief says rape charge part of ‘smear’

The lone goal by Chris Kelly set off a celebration by the Bruins.

NHL Playoffs: Game 1 | Bruins 1, capitals 0 (OT)

Bruins win playoff opener

‘Swift Boat’ donor throws big money behind Romney

Artist brings Green Monster into homes

Supporters of convicted terrorist Tarek Mehanna of Sudbury protested outside John Joseph Moakley Courthouse Thursday, where Mehanna was sentenced. Though he faced a life term under federal sentencing guidelines, he received 17 1/2 years.

Mehanna gets more than 17 years in jail

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Running in memory of her late siblings

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A storm of gunfire during morning rush in Chicopee

Carlos Laguer unleashed a barrage of gunfire Friday at a busy intersection, striking a state trooper and pinning down a school bus carrying children.

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Boston OK’s Seaport apartment complex

The 197-unit apartment building across from the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center will add to a flood of new residences planned for the Seaport district.