Richard remembered on Little League team’s opening day

The Savin Hill Rangers — one player short after 8-year-old Martin Richard was killed — were led by bagpipes and a slow-moving fire engine.

Boston Marathon bombing victim and patient Roseann Sdoia commented on the artwork in the new lobby as she was greeted by David E. Storto, president of Partners Continuing Care & Spaulding Rehabilitation Network.

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Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital relocates

Patients, including Boston Marathon bombing victim Roseann Sdoia, were moved today to the facility’s new location in Charlestown.

Part of the Back Bay was closed for about a week after the bombing.

US loan aid available to Back Bay stores

Small businesses that suffered financial losses because of the Boston Marathon bombings will be able to apply for federal loan assistance.

Congress is briefed on radical Islamists in Northern Caucasus

Terrorist groups in the Northern Caucasus pose little immediate threat to the US, harboring most of their ill will for Russia.

Tsarnaev confined to small cell in prison hospital

Federal investigators are building a case against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev as officials evaluate their response to the manhunt that resulted in his capture.

Opinion | Michael Craig Miller

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One case is not going to satisfy our curiosity, but we do have an opportunity now to examine important and interesting evidence that is there for the taking.

The Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center in Roxbury held Friday prayer, with clergy of other faiths present.

Boston Muslims gather, saddened and shaken

For many area Muslims, the feeling of being besieged by scrutiny hasn’t lifted since the Marathon bombings.

New England Patriots' Jeff Demps (42).

Patriots trade Jeff Demps to Tampa Bay

The Patriots have traded running back Jeff Demps and the 229th overall pick in the draft to Tampa Bay for running back LeGarrette Blount.

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The new facility, built on the site of the former Charlestown Navy Yard, is designed throughout to make life easier for patients with a variety of disabilities.

Jekyll Island, Georgia, of the state’s Golden Isles, and once home to some of America’s wealthiest families.

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In search of the Old South from New Orleans to Charleston, S.C.

A 1,000-mile Southern road trip offered sights, sounds, and tastes of both the Old South and what the region has become following Hurricane Katrina and the BP oil spill.

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More coverage of the bombings

Daria Nagaraj listened as her mother, Svetlana Kotlyarevskaya, opened ceremonies Friday at the Russian Arts and Cultural festival in Newton.

At Russian festival, pride interlaces with sadness

Organizers of an arts and culture festival in Newton said they were horrified to learn that the Marathon bombing suspects were from Russia.

Police say the Marathon bombing suspects fired on them in Watertown from behind the SUV they had stolen in a carjacking.

Carjacking victim describes harrowing night

Danny, a 26-year-old Chinese entrepreneur, described his 90-minute abduction and escape from the Marathon bomb suspects in an exclusive interview with the Globe.

Opinion on the bombings

Editorial

The bombing suspects stood near an SUV that had been carjacked. The victim had escaped earlier.

Tsarnaevs’ carjacking victim: Quick thinking saved lives

The 26-year-old deserves Boston’s praise and thanks because his calm under pressure may well have prevented further tragedies.

Sports

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NLF draft

TCU wide receiver Josh Boyce.

Patriots open day 3 of draft with another receiver

New England used the 102d overall pick on receiver Josh Boyce out of Texas Christian.

Metro

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James “Whitey” Bulger.

‘Whitey’ Bulger wants immunity ruling vacated

James “Whitey” Bulger made his first public appearance in months, before a new judge at the South Boston courthouse.

Politics

President Obama spoke Friday at a Planned Parenthood meeting in Washington, calling some of the new laws “absurd.”

Obama voices criticism of tough new abortion laws

President Obama assailed conservatives who have sought to restrict access to abortion and contraception, saying “you want to make sure you’re still living in 2013.”

Nation & World

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A close-up view of a plane fragment found wedged between two buildings just blocks from the World Trade Center site.

Workers find possible wreckage from 9/11 plane

A rusted 5-foot-tall piece of landing gear believed to be from one of the hijacked planes has been discovered near the World Trade Center.

Business

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Congress approved legislation Friday ending furloughs of air traffic controllers that have delayed hundreds of flights daily.

FAA says air traffic system to return to full operation

The FAA has suspended all employee furloughs and says air traffic facilities will begin returning to regular staffing levels.

Arts

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Michael Stinnett stands next to the “Cocked Hat” piano that he was hired to restore to its original circa 1861 condition. Top right: details of the restored piano.

Rare piano is restored to its original glory

A Boston-built grand piano is one of the rarest, and oldest, pianos in the United States, but until recently the owner was unaware of its worth.

Opinion

“The days have passed when a quick snapshot of a Boston candidate’s race, gender, ethnicity, or address could be used as a palm card on election day.”

Lawrence Harmon 

Magazine

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Greetings from Gun Valley
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The complete guide to Boston’s food trucks
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A living room design for grown-ups

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About 1,200 tornadoes strike the United States every year, and while Massachusetts lies outside the “Tornado Alley” of the midwest, we’ve experienced our share of violent twisters.

Ideas

“What we felt this week, the collective vulnerability, is an exact reflection of what makes cities work in the first place, what makes them productive, and vital, and almost unimaginably resilient.”

Stephen Heuser, on the vulnerability of an open city