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One Run hopes for midnight arrival

The cross-country relay to raise money for those affected by the bombings is expected to finish at about 12:30 a.m. at Copley Square.

Erin Joyce (center) handed off the One Run baton to Marathon race director Dave McGillivray in Hopkinton on Sunday.

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Marathon race director Dave McGillivray (left) received the One Run for Boston baton in Hopkinton today.

Runners are covering about 3,300 miles to in a coast-to-coast, cross-country relay to raise money for victims of the Marathon bombings.

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Runners are covering about 3,300 miles to in a cross-country relay to raise money for victims of the Marathon bombings.

Participant Dan Bohannon added his signature to a banner mapping the route of the One Run for Boston relay on Thursday.

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Participant Dan Bohannon added his signature to a banner mapping the route on Thursday.

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On Friday, runners in Pennsylvania ran their leg of the relay with the baton, which has been nicknamed Miles.

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Karen Graef waited at the Tamaqua Train Station in Pennsylvania to start her nine-mile part.

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The baton is expected to reach the finish line at Copley Square at about 12:30 a.m.

Seguin needs to be ‘more of a professional,’ says Bruins GM

Peter Chiarelli issued his most emphatic critique of Tyler Seguin since the forward entered the NHL.

Red Sox 5, Blue Jays 4

Walkoff win gets Red Sox to 50 victories

Shane Victorino ripped a ground ball to the right, and an error from the Blue Jays’ first baseman gave the Red Sox their walkoff victory.

19 firefighters battling Arizona blaze killed

A state forestry official said the firefighters were caught by the fast-moving wildfire about 85 miles northwest of Phoenix.

Hundreds of thousands gathered outside the presidential palace in Cairo during a protest calling for the ouster of President Mohammed Morsi.

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Protesters pour into Egypt’s streets demanding Morsi’s ouster

Demonstrators set fire to the headquarters of President Mohammed Morsi’s Muslim Brotherhood movement in Cairo.

Ideas | Q&A

What your metadata says about you

MIT’s César Hidalgo and a group of graduate students are launching a new project to help people visualize what their e-mail habits reveal.

The Boomers Issue

Rethinking the golden years

As the first of 78 million baby boomers close in on 70, the head of the Tufts Health Plan Foundation says it’s time to change the rules of “old age.”

Opinion

JEFF JACOBY

Civil-rights generation prisoner to its fears

For many people, the chains of remembrance make it difficult to believe that the old racist impulses aren’t still smoldering, ever ready to ignite.

Globe exclusives

Alex Rodriguez’s $250 million contract with the Texas Rangers changed him, and not for the better.

Sunday Baseball Notes

Alex Rodriguez, what have you done?

Richard Seymour, Robert Kraft, his son Jonathan, Myra Kraft, Tedy Bruschi, and Ty Law performed the Super Bowl victory dance at City Hall Plaza in 2004.

opinion | JOAN VENNOCHI

Without Myra, the Patriots lost their way

Divers and staff at the New England Aquarium worked to move a bonnethead shark to its new home in the renovated Giant Ocean Tank.

Aquarium’s giant tank is a renovated marvel

Real estate agent Patty Chen (right) and one of her clients, Jane, in Brookline. Chen helps people from China buy homes.

Overseas buyers flood region’s realty market

Among the Sinovel wind turbines in the United States is this one in Charlestown. The Sinovel case “illustrates the heavy baggage that some Chinese firms carry on their journey to global markets,” said Thilo Hanemann at Rhodium Group.

Theft case against Chinese firm carries a warning

Missourian Dan Bohannon, who had never been to Boston or run this late at night, trudged along with his escort.

A long night’s journey toward a new day

The team behind Outside the Box included managing director Kevin T. Carlon (left), artistic director Sherrie Johnson, and founder and chairman Ted Cutler.

Ted Cutler’s thinking way outside the box

critic’s Notebook

Johnny Depp acting his age?

As their No. 2 all-time scorer, Paul Pierce’s place in Celtics history is assured.

Christopher L. Gasper

Celtics’ trade hurts, but it was time

BUZZSAW | MATTHEW GILBERT

Do uneven TV series become classics?

American John Isner pulled out of his second-round match with a knee injury.

On Second Thought

At Wimbledon, America’s men are history

Benjamin Britten at the piano in Aldeburgh, England.

third ear

At home with Benjamin Britten

Sports

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2013 NHL Draft

Nathan MacKinnon (right) stood with Colorado Avalanche President Josh Kroenke after the teen was selected as the first overall pick in the 2013 NHL draft.

Nathan MacKinnon No. 1 pick

The Colorado Avalanche, who are in the middle of a rebuilding project, selected the 17-year-old out of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.

Metro

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Ernest Wallace turned himself in on Friday in Miramar, Fla., after learning he was wanted in the Aaron Hernandez case.

Aaron Hernandez associate will waive rendition hearing

The attorney for a man wanted in connection with the slaying of Odin Lloyd said his client will be sent to Mass. “as soon as possible.”

Columnists

Abubakar “Bubbles” Suleiman, 15, has made grea t st rides at Ro xbur y’ s Orchard Gardens school af ter moving to Bos ton from Nigeria.

Yvonne Abraham

A graduate’s inspiring story

JEFF JACOBY

Civil-rights generation prisoner to its fears

JOANNA WEISS

Rich for a day, at least until the credits roll

Katie Mattscheck, an employee at In the Pink in Boston, uses Sagamore Retail to determine which items are selling.