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A week of fear in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, as seen and heard by Globe staff and correspondents.
Edging toward normal, with healing still to do
A still-growing roster of wounded and willing
A still-growing roster of wounded and willingNearly a week after the Marathon bombings, the emerging stories of survivors and their saviors still resonate, each tale its own vivid apocalyptic world.
FBI was warned of alleged bomber’s radical shift
Russian authorities warned the FBI in early 2011 that suspected Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev may have been a follower of “radical Islam.”
Joining sorrow — the joy of coming together
Joining sorrow — the joy of coming togetherPeople resumed Saturday routines with a determined blissfulness, rejoicing in the sheer normalcy of it all.
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More coverage of the bombings
Boston: Forever changed
Former US poet laureate Robert Pinsky, who teaches at Boston University, shares his reaction to the Boston Marathon bombings.
Among injured, anger fades to fear of future
More than 50 people remain hospitalized by the projectiles that tore through the crowd during the Marathon bombings.
Opinion on the bombings
Kevin Cullen
For emergency workers, a moment away
At JJ Foley’s, some of Boston’s emergency workers were finally able to reflect on a tragic week.
UMass Special Section
UMass Special Section
UMass’ 150th anniversary
An encyclopedia of 150 years at the University of Massachusetts. Check out the Globe’s UMass A-to-Z celebration.
Sports
Knicks 85, Celtics 78
Celtics fade at the finish of Game 1
In the deciding fourth quarter, the Celtics scored only 8 points in their 85-78 loss to the Knicks.
Metro
Race for Senate
A drive that stunned Markey’s family, and never ebbed
Rep. Edward Markey spurned Beacon Hill’s tribal politics and defied the older Irish establishment.
Business
On the Job
Local wine wholesaler looks to Italy
Judith McDonough is a Boston wine wholesaler who last year founded Mariposa Fine Wine and Spirits.
Arts
Whatever happened to harmony?
In decades past, the intermingling of multiple voices was a staple of pop music. Today, singers largely go it alone.
Travel
River cruising appeals with its scale, itineraries
River cruising is one of the fastest growing segments in the travel market.
Books
Book review
‘Mo Said She Was Quirky’ by James Kelman
Kelman’s newest novel is terrifically compelling except in isolated moments when it’s terrifically aggravating.
