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Patrick signs $32.5 billion budget

Governor Deval Patrick vetoed $32.1 million in spending, including the Legislature’s efforts to keep open 45 beds at Taunton State Hospital.

Oscar-winning film star Ernest Borgnine dies

The beefy screen star known for blustery, often villainous, roles, but who won the best-actor Oscar as a lovesick butcher in ‘‘Marty’’ in 1955, died Sunday at 95.

Egypt: President orders dissolved parliament back

Egypt’s president on Sunday ordered the Islamist-dominated parliament to reconvene in defiance of a military decree dissolving the legislature last month.

State Rep. Carlos Henriquez arrested

The Dorchester state representative was arrested this morning on domestic assault charges after an altercation with a woman inside his vehicle in the South End, police said.

Federer wins seventh Wimbledon title

Roger Federer rebounded from a first-set loss against Andy Murray to win a record-tying seventh Wimbledon title and his 17th Grand Slam championship.

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Lenox’s Music Inn was jazz’s secret hotspot

As Tanglewood trumpets its 75th anniversary, there’s little to note the remarkable musical legacy of its hip neighbor in Lenox, where jazz history was once made.

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Biking to the future in Boston

Cycling fervor is on the rise around Boston, and so are plans for new paths and bridges. But will it be enough to persuade a quarter of residents to ditch their cars and become two-wheeled commuters?

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Mass MoCA show shines light on Canadian artists

“Oh, Canada,” a survey of contemporary Canadian art that sprawls across large swaths of the Mass MoCA in North Adams, is a revelation.

Sunday Baseball Notes

Handing out MLB’s midseason bests, worsts

The first half of the baseball season is over and its time to hand out some accolades and demerits.

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From the Archives

The Sumner Tunnel

The first of three underwater crossings beneath Boston Harbor, the Sumner Tunnel opened on June 30, 1934.

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Fishermen in Sao Vicente in Cape Verde pulled in nets. Leaders see schools as the base of their economy.

Bridgewater State helping educate Cape Verde’s youth

Lofa Tatupu finally signed with the Falcons in March. Now, he is battling with 2011 third round pick Akeem Dent for the starting spot vacated by free agent Curtis Lofton.

Sunday Football Notes

Lofa Tatupu back in game with Falcons

The MBTA’s preventive maintenance and life-extending repairs have been key to keeping things going.

MBTA mechanics keep old subway cars rolling

Zach Parise was the captain in New Jersey, but left that behind to go home to Minnesota.

Sunday Hockey Notes

Bruins take long shot attempt at Zach Parise

Kenscoff is a farm town in the mountains southeast of Port-au-Prince, scarred by the country’s poverty and the 2010 earthquake.

Travel

Haiti pitches tourism as a pillar of its redevelopment

BU student Tim Larew (above) is one of three people behind the “12 for 12” project that’s bringing the city’s rap community together.

‘12 for 12’ brings diverse rappers together

Regina Peterson (top) and Andrew Leonard (left) view a White Walls Boston art installation in a U-Haul truck.

Arts

Boston art truck launches summer series

Championship rowers outside the Riverside Park boathouse in Hartford.

Travel

How Hartford’s hard-working folk have fun

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Seth Meyers in line to replace Regis Philbin?

Sunday Preview | Ideas

When computers listen to music, what do they hear?

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‘A Hologram for the King’ by Dave Eggers

Suns mascot Ray danced between innings Monday at west-facing Wahconah Park in Pittsfield, where fans shielded their eyes from the sun. Delays are occasionally called for the safety of hitters.

The Roads to Summer

In Pittsfield, baseball tradition takes fans way back

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Avery Bradley emerged this past season as an effective shooting guard but was limited by shoulder injuries.

Avery Bradley could be out until December

The Celtics shooting guard will have surgery on his right shoulder on Tuesday after surgery on his left shoulder last month, meaning he may not play until mid-December.

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Rodney Peterson, co-headmaster at one of Boston’s exam schools, was charged last year with assaulting his wife, Dee Griffin Peterson. He was sentenced to a year of probation.

After headmaster’s arrest, Johnson failed to act

Boston School Superintendent Carol Johnson is facing fire for backing and not suspending one of her headmasters who was arrested and briefly jailed on a domestic assault charge.