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Children’s hospital starts program for hand transplants

Boston Children’s Hospital has started the world’s first hand transplant program for youngsters, with the goal of restoring limbs to victims of devastating infections, fires, or accidents.

One dead, five injured in weekend violence

Two shootings early Sunday morning capped a violent weekend that left one man dead and at least five people injured across Boston’s neighborhoods, police said.

Rose wins US Open; Mickelson is runner-up again

Justin Rose won his first major championship, overtaking Phil Mickelson, who finished in second place at the tournament for the sixth time.

Turkish leader defends eviction of protesters

In a thunderous speech to hundreds of thousands of supporters, Recep Tayyip Erdogan said it was his “duty” to remove activists from an Istanbul park after two weeks of protests.

David Ortiz lined out in the eighth inning, part of an 0-for-4 day for him.

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Orioles 6, Red Sox 3

Red Sox fall to Orioles again

The Red Sox lost three of four games in Baltimore as the Orioles continue to be a nemesis for Boston.

Boston’s 2013 valedictorians

Through hard work and caring parents and teachers, they’ve conquered challenges. Now, they’ve made it to the top of their class.

Boston’s population boom speeds up

What happened to make the city lose hundreds of thousands of people—and why it’s now growing at its fastest pace in years.

Former Bruins coach Mike Milbury criticizes Jagr

The outspoken Milbury said Jaromir Jagr’s style of play doesn’t fit with what the Bruins are trying to do against the Blackhawks.

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JOAN VENNOCHI

Boston FBI, old and new, on trial

The FBI is under the microscope during the Whitey Bulger trial, and for its role in not tracking Tamerlan Tsarnaev before the Marathon bombings.

Globe exclusives

Caroline Reinsch and Christian Williams were seriously injured in the Boston Marathon bombings.

Amid death and anguish, a gift of life

Much of Edward Markey’s support may come more from the fact that he is a Democrat than from personal affinity.

Markey holds solid lead over Gomez, poll says

Tyler Seguin was willing to battle every single Blackhawk in Game 2 — and that included goalie Corey Crawford.

Dan Shaughnessy

Seguin adjusts, powers Bruins to win

Globe Magazine

A way of life disappearing for fishermen

(Clockwise from left) Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is still zinging passes at 35. David Ortiz, 37, is under contract with the Sox until he is 39. Paul Pierce, 35, uses a hyperbaric chamber to recover faster. Zdeno Chara, 36, gets more ice time than younger teammates.

Pro sports teams relying on aging stars

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The style legacy of ‘Sex and the City’

Phillies pitcher Cliff Lee is the biggest name that could move.

Sunday Baseball Notes

Trade market revolves around pitchers

The Great House was inspired by 17th-century English country houses.

Touring the Crane Estate in Ipswich

John Waters was the festival’s first Filmmaker on the Edge, in 1999, and is its “antic spirit.”

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Lights, camera, P-town!

J.P. Norden met Marine Sergeant Luis Remache at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Washington.

Hospital visit inspires Marathon amputee J.P. Norden

Ryan Rector, a fishmonger at Pike Place Fish Market, entertains with a flying fish.

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Three days in Seattle

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On TV, big data as fantasy

Stanley Cup Final

Chris Kelly (left) and Daniel Paille welcomed Tyler Seguin to the group after Kelly tied the game at 1-1 in the second.

Bruins’ mixed and matched line produces results

Bruins coach Claude Julien paired speedy forwards Daniel Paille and Tyler Seguin on a line centered by veteran Chris Kelly, and it paid huge dividends.