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A look at the Boston Marathon wounded

An ongoing series in which the Globe profiles those injured in the Boston Marathon explosions.

Roseann Sdoia, who was one of the injured in the bombings, lost part of her right leg.

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Roseann Sdoia, who was one of the injured in the bombings, lost part of her right leg.

Terror at the Marathon

102 hours in pursuit of Marathon suspects

For five indelible days, the unthinkable became routine in Boston. And no one felt that more than the agents mounting the largest manhunt in regional history.

Timeline

The bombings and manhunt

A look at how events unfolded during the week of the Marathon bombings.

Fire in Allston kills one and injures at least 15

A three-alarm fire ripped through a home in Allston Sunday morning, killing one person and injuring at least 15 people, including six firefighters, according to the Boston Fire Department.

Lawmakers say suspects may have received help

Key lawmakers said Sunday the suspected Marathon bombers may not have acted entirely alone and that officials are investigating whether they received outside encouragement or training.

Hate airline baggage fees? Needham man is to blame

John Thomas, 54, is the guy who brought baggage fees to airlines in North America.

Celtics attempt to channel anger, avoid sweep

It’s still unclear how they’ll respond down three games to none, a deficit from which no NBA playoff team ever has recovered.

On Baseball

Red Sox build on great start against Astros

At some point the Red Sox will face a tough team or two, but for now, they’re taking what’s been given to them — the gift of the Astros.

On football

Breaking down where picks might fit for Patriots

While it may be hard for the draftees to crack the starting lineup, a few might, and some will definitely contribute.

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More coverage of the bombings

Savin Hill league honors bombing victim Martin Richard

An outpouring of support came from hundreds of Little League players and parents in Dorchester during season-opening ceremonies.

On Saturday, visitors crowded Boylston Street, which was shut until Wednesday.

Visitors flood sidewalks of reopened Boylston Street

Shoppers and tourists returned to the site of the Boston Marathon bombings.

Opinion on the bombings

Beverly Cronin

US Army Captain Dan Berschinski stands on prosthetic legs before a Braves game in Atlanta last year. Berschinski lost both legs to an IED blast while serving in Afghanistan in 2009.

For amputees, finding inner strength

Beverly Cronin has been an amputee for 45 years, and she wants the bombing victims to know that they have a full life ahead of them.

Sports

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Christopher L. Gasper

Doc Rivers’s team has a small margin of error.

End of season closing in for the Celtics

The odds and the talent gap between the Celtics and Knicks are too great to overcome.

Metro

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UMass Amherst alumni toured the long-closed Old Chapel on Friday. Repairs could cost as much as $20 million.

UMass Amherst aiming to raise $300 million

The university is launching a capital campaign as it tries to make up for dwindling state funding and build alumni loyalty.

Politics

The Republican candidates for US Senate (from left), Gabriel Gomez, Michael J. Sullivan, and Daniel B. Winslow participated in a one-hour television debate moderated by WBZ.

A Senate race that has been hard to focus on

A series of events has smothered the campaign and raised serious questions over the efficacy of special elections.

Nation & World

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Rescue workers pulled a garment worker from a collapsed building in Savar, Bangladesh.

Six arrested in Bangladesh as collapse toll climbs to 348

Police took six people into custody in connection with the collapse of a shoddily constructed building.

Business

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Product Reviews

Consumer Reports evaluates cancer screenings

Consumer Reports recently shone a light on oversold cancer screenings that might confuse rather than clarify.

Arts

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Charles Esten as Deacon Claybourne in “Nashville.”

Charles Esten takes on the real Nashville

The actor discussed playing a musician on ABC’s “Nashville” while enjoying the Nashville nightlife at the Time Jumpers show.

Books

Book review

Heroic death of Joseph Warren at Bunker Hill was immortalized in this painting by John Trumbull.

‘Bunker Hill’ by Nathaniel Philbrick

The Battle of Bunker Hill is but the skeleton of the story Philbrick tells in his masterpiece.

Travel

The view from the lobby sculpture gallery at the Ogunquit museum.

Ogunquit Museum of American Art turns 60

This year, the intimate, nationally-recognized museum will celebrate its 60th anniversary.

Opinion

Magazine

The cover for the April 28 2013 issue

Apr 28, 2013

Can’t-miss events

The cover for the April 21 2013 issue

Apr 21, 2013

Homestead act

The cover for the April 14 2013 issue

Apr 14, 2013

Greetings from Gun Valley

The cover for the April 7 2013 issue

Apr 7, 2013

The complete guide to Boston’s food trucks

Globe Insiders

From the Archives

Tornado season approaches

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