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G-8 summit stresses growth

A statement by the group reflected President Obama’s wish for Europeans to go beyond austerity measures, but said little about how to fund new spending.

3 arrested in NATO terror plot

The men had been planning to attack President Obama’s campaign headquarters, Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s home, and other targets in Chicago, prosecutors said.

Mary Kennedy mourned at private funeral

A service was held at St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church in New York for the estranged wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

New Hampshire Episcopalians elect new bishop

Bishop V. Gene Robinson, the first openly gay bishop in the history of the Anglican Communion, is scheduled to retire in January.

Car repair bill goes to House

The Right to Repair bill would give independent auto mechanics in Massachusetts access to repair data and diagnostic codes now available only to dealerships.

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Creative Cause should win Preakness

Jockey Joel Rosario should be able to find good position and then make his move.

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TurtleTrek is a new 3-D experience in a domed theater at SeaWorld. The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man ride has burnished its 3-D powers at Universal’s Islands of Adventure.

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Universal, Disney, Sea World vie for your dollars

Refusing to be overshadowed, these giant theme parks in Orlando are offering new rides, shows, resorts, and activities.

Movies

Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones suit up for ‘Men in Black 3’

Those darkly dressed defenders of the Earth return in this remarkably detailed film.

Living Longer, Living Better | Real Estate

‘Villages’ help seniors remain in their homes, communities

Largely organized by elderly volunteers, Village to Village services allow many aging Boomers to remain in their long-time homes after they lose mobility.

Ideas | The Word

A golden age of proverbs

Though we think of proverbs as hoary old chestnuts, a new book argues that we’re minting new ones all the time.

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‘Bring the Family’

In this unique e-book, which collects the best of the first four years of the Globe’s popular “Bring the Family” column, the paper’s writers visit 52 of their favorite spots with their own kids.

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Members of the Griffin family have made appearances at the Nifty Fifties Diner, a restaurant resembling the Modern Diner in Pawtucket, and at McCoy Stadium, home of the Pawtucket Red Sox. There are 25 sites on the self-guided tour.

Travel | Explore New England

Touring Rhode Island with ‘Family Guy’ eyes

A motherhood wish list

Book Review

‘Paris, I Love You But You’re Bringing Me Down’

Ideas

Down with chairs!

Living Longer, Living Better | Finance

Taking care of aging parents

Renoir paintings (from left) “Dance at Bougival,” “Dance in the Country,’’ and “Dance in the City.’’

At MFA, dancing the night away in the arms of Renoir

Kerrigan heads Democrats’ convention

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Quirky Arlington home is all about the unexpected

At Suffolk, MBAs are all in the family

Bring the Family: Boott Cotton Mills Museum, Lowell

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How should state bring down health care costs?

Luke Cannon and Bill Wetterhahn hung three paintings by Pierre-Auguste Renoir together for the first time in 25 years at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. The MFA’s “Dance at Bougival” (left) is joined by “Dance in the City” (center) and “Dance in the Country,” both on loan from the Musee d’Orsay in Paris

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Injuries take out Red Sox’ Saltalamacchia and Ross

Bobby Valentine had plenty to discuss with his staff after Friday’s loss against the Phillies.

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Salvatore DiMasi has rare form of cancer

The former House speaker has been diagnosed with cancer in his tongue and lymph nodes, his family confirmed Friday, but it’s unclear where he will be treated.