From the inside: How Martin Walsh came out on top
Charlotte Golar Richie, Felix Arroyo, Martin Walsh, and John Barros appeared together on Oct. 12 to announce Golar Richie’s endorsement.

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The Walsh mayoral strategy was twofold: capitalize on his strong union support while rendering him as a populist empathetic to Boston’s changing electorate.

Yvonne Abraham

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This might be a good time to tell you what I want from this relationship. I’m sorry if this seems self-centered. I guess that’s why they call me the Hub.

Ted Cruz celebrated Republican victories across the country at Harvard Law School in November 1994. He marked off George W. Bush’s win in the Texas governor’s race.

Harvard Law outsider became Tea Party hero

Ted Cruz was a polarizing figure at Harvard Law School, foreshadowing his partisan profile in the US Senate.

Globe magazine

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Skate New England’s ponds, visit Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun without gambling, and escape to San Miguel, Mexico.

An artist’s vision of the $1 billion resort casino proposed by Foxwoods Massachusetts for a Milford site near Interstate 495 and Route 16.

Stephen Oakes/Foxwoods

Milford rolls dice

After East Boston’s stunning rejection last week of a proposed gambling resort at Suffolk Downs, all eyes will turn to Milford.

After rejecting casino, East Boston looks to its neighbor

Neighborhood residents say a “Revere-only” casino represents a worse-case scenario — being dealt the disadvantages of a gambling mecca while Revere collects the winnings.

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The groundwork for a potential bid for Boston is being laid, but formidable obstacles stand in the way.

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The death toll from Typhoon Haiyan, one of the strongest storms on record, could reach 10,000 people.

Opinion

SCOT LEHIGH

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Voice your objections to something favored by organized labor, and, in their lexicon, you’re a union basher.

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Jackie and JFK in a portrait by Richard Avedon.

MOVIES

Lights, camera, JFK
“We create a reality in miniature,” says Eugenio Monti Colla, the 74-year-old artistic director of Milan-based Carlo Colla & Sons Marionette Company.

Puppeteer revives family’s craft, legacy
Broncos coach John Fox is away from his team for health reasons.

Sunday Football Notes

Evidence that coaching is no health club
Cosmin Marculetiu helped Samantha Lee warm up before class started at Marculetiu’s studio in Norwell.

On the Job

A disciplined approach to dance
The Douro River and its valley are the incubator for the fortified wine named for Porto, a modern port city dating to the fourth century.

Porto’s sophisticated new edge

Rise

Filmmaker Aneisha Malcolm: Not one of the ‘Girls’

B

Perspective

Menino’s advice for Walsh

Ideas

12 plans for Mayor Walsh’s new Boston
Pedro Martinez, David Ortiz, and Roger Clemens are all part of Bob Ryan’s 25-man all-time Red Sox World Series roster.

Bob Ryan

The all-time Red Sox World Series team
At Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun, bet on Italian dining at Ballo, swimming, music at Wolf Den, and an eye-catching hotel. At nearby Foxwoods, there’s Shrine nightclub and Asian restaurant Red Lantern.

Winter Travel

That’s how we rolled

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Who’s on first?

Astrid Franco and Jessica Khokhlan attend UMass Boston.

When mom, dad won’t let go

Chill: 2013 Winter Travel issue

Which New England ski mountain is right for you?

Looking for the best snow? Want a family-friendly place? Need a challenge? Here’s the ultimate guide to skiing in the region, on your terms.

Sports

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Celtics 111, Heat 110

Jeff Green needed all of his 6 feet, 9 inches to get a buzzer-beating 3 off over LeBron James. Above, Green’s team showed him the love.

Celtics shock Heat for third straight win

Jeff Green hit an incredible fadeaway 3-pointer at the buzzer that gave the Celtics an improbable 111-110 win.

Metro

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Boston, MA 110913 Shahide Comrad (cq), left, and Boston bus driver Marion Major (cq) were among many who attended a Dorchester rally in support of Boston School bus drivers, Saturday, November 9 2013. (Globe Staff/Wendy Maeda) section: Metro slug: 10busdrivers reporter:

School bus drivers union members rally to reinstate fired leaders

Stevan Kirschbaum, Steve Gillis, Andre Francois, and Garry Murchison were fired for organizing the unannounced Oct. 8 strike, when thousands of students were left stranded.

Columnists

Shirley Leung

Make middle-class housing a priority

Opinion | Leigh Montville

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SCOT LEHIGH

Unions need to retire tired tropes
President Kenney’s limousine in Dallas, in a footage taken by presidential aide Dave Powers and photographed from a television screen.

JAMES CARROLL

‘They’ did this!
An escort for Planned Parenthood of Greater Boston kept her toes on a white line defining the 'buffer zone' as pro-life protesters gathered outside a clinic in Boston in 2000.

JEFF JACOBY

Protect the right to protest
Pedro Martinez, David Ortiz, and Roger Clemens are all part of Bob Ryan’s 25-man all-time Red Sox World Series roster.

Bob Ryan

The all-time Red Sox World Series team
A popup in Oakland, Calif. Boston could learn a thing or two from other cities about how to encourage small business growth in off-the-beaten-path neighborhoods.

Steven Syre

Sweat the small stuff to encourage small businesses

Scott Kirsner

Let’s try new ways to spread the wealth
State Representative Martin J. Walsh, Democrat of Dorchester, celebrated Tuesday after becoming mayor-elect. Now it's time for the city to tell Walsh what it wants from its new chief executive, writes Yvonne Abraham.

Yvonne Abraham

We need to talk, Marty

Derrick Z. Jackson

Can New Bedford lure a turbine plant?
The Boston Irish Famine Memorial is at the corner of Washington and School streets.

opinion | Lawrence Harmon

Irish Famine Memorial needs to be restored

JOAN VENNOCHI

Goliath blinked, and voters noticed

Politics

Candidates eyeing Martin Walsh’s seat

Walsh’s election as Boston mayor could set up a race of a half-dozen or more candidates vying to succeed him in the state House.

Nation & World

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Police vehicles were at the scene of the shooting early Sunday.

2 dead, 22 hurt in shooting at Houston party

More than 100 people had gathered for a large house party when the incident occurred, the local sheriff’s office said.

Business

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On the Hot Seat

Loh-Sze Leung, director, SkillWorks

Job-specific training gives unemployed a leg up

Loh-Sze Leung is executive director of SkillWorks, a nonprofit that aligns low-skill workers with the training they need.

Arts

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MUSIC REVIEW

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and the rest of the band went for two exuberant hours.

Macklemore and Ryan Lewis bring the energy

Macklemore and his producer partner tore through almost two hours of material at TD Garden with an unceasing exuberance.

Books

Book review

‘This is the Story of a Happy Marriage’ by Ann Patchett

Though the subject of the writing life weaves in and out, Patchett’s essays are primarily about relationships.

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From the Archives | Photo gallery

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People and pigeons have long been interesting to photographers, especially years ago when the birds were more popular and were readily fed.

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The cover for the November 10 2013 issue

Just the right kind of cold
The cover for the November 3 2013 issue

Top 100 women-led businesses in Massachusetts
The cover for the October 27 2013 issue

A First Period home gets a second life
The cover for the October 20 2013 issue

David Keith hopes we don’t have to use his ideas to reverse global warming

Ideas

“Even when it comes to promoting a self-evidently worthy cause, the facts don’t always stay on message.”

Leon Neyfakh