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Dan Shaughnessy

Sudden end to Bruins’ magical run

Goalie Tuukka Rask (center foreground) and teammates watched glumly as the Blackhawks celebrated.

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Before you could say Grady Little or David Tyree, the Blackhawks had their own Miracle On Ice and captain Jonathan Toews was hoisting the Stanley Cup.

Blackhawks 3, Bruins 2

Blackhawks stun Bruins, win Stanley Cup

The Blackhawks wiped out a one-goal deficit in 17 seconds late in the third to beat the Bruins, 3-2, and capture the Stanley Cup.

Christopher L. Gasper

This Bruins team deserved a better ending

In less time than it takes to microwave popcorn, the Bruins had gone from preparing to play Game 7 in Chicago to game over for the season.

On Hockey

Complacency sent Bruins home for summer

The Bruins found themselves comfortable in Game 6, then promptly fashioned comfort into calamity.

Former US senator Scott Brown conferred with GOP US Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez during an election eve rally at the Common Market restaurant in Quincy. Edward J. Markey (right) bumped elbows Monday with a customer at a nail salon during a campaign visit to Lawrence.

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Senate special election

Senate candidates make one last pitch for votes

Republican Gabriel Gomez is trailing in the polls to Democrat Edward Markey and facing a forecast of a dismal voter turnout.

Jurors see FBI files describing Bulger as informant

“Whitey” Bulger fed the FBI information for 15 years, sometimes blaming others for his own alleged crimes, according to detailed reports.

Supreme Court wants high bar for affirmative action

The ruling left many local college officials relieved that race-conscious admissions policies were not overturned, but anxious about how to meet the new standard.

1,900 new jobs, $9.5m tax break for Athenahealth

The health data firm has promised to add 1,900 workers at its Watertown headquarters in exchange for the state tax break.

Opinion

TOM KEANE

A Senate campaign that never caught fire

Edward Markey never wanted the race to heat up, and Gabriel Gomez didn’t seem to be able to light the match.

Globe exclusives

Music for every summer occasion

The Mayflower originally set sail from Harwich, but made an unscheduled stop farther down the English coast, in Plymouth, when its companion ship had leakage troubles.

Setting sail for history in Plymouth

Album review | FOLK

Alela Diane makes aesthetic visceral

From left: Brian Richard Robinson, Kami Smith, Jennifer Ellis, and Cheo Bourne performing in the cabaret-style “Never Far From Home: Love Songs About Leaving,” the works of local composers, presented by Central Square Theater.

Stage Review

A true original in tune with summer

The MS Tûranor PlanetSolar’s 5,000 square feet of solar panels stretch 75 feet across and 115 feet stem to stern when fully deployed.

Solar boat sails into Boston

Doc Rivers couldn’t bear to go through a rebuild with Kevin Garnett and the Celtics.

on basketball

Rivers just didn’t want to rebuild the Celtics

Despite improved techniques to help trace the sources of food contamination, current food safety regulations have not prevented dangerous contamination from happening in the first place.

Health and Wellness

Will new laws make your food safer?

Reimundo Gonzalez (left), 76, and Miguel Arrue, 88, relaxed last week in West Miami. where the GOP’s Senator Marco Rubio began his political career in 1998.

GOP in a tangle over immigration

Republican Gabriel E. Gomez greeted supporter Michael Mulvey in Worcester on Sunday. Democrat Edward J. Markey said hello to Michael and Kitty Dukakis in Lowell.

Gomez, Markey going all out

The supermoon, shown rising behind Long Island, was photographed from Castle Island before clouds covered the view.

SCIENCE IN MIND

‘Supermoon’ won’t be back until next year

Special section

Spring All-Scholastics

From left: Abigale Reisman, Jonathan Cannon, Peter Fanelli, Nat Seelen, and Kirsten Lamb of Ezekiel’s Wheels.

Ezekiel’s Wheels on the fast track

Stanley Cup Final

Dejected Bruins fans exited TD Garden Monday night after their team squandered a late lead, enabling the Blackhawks to capture the Stanley Cup.

Bruins fans salute team, even in defeat

Stunned fans walked out of TD Garden in a daze after the Blackhawks beat Boston with a pair of late goals to win the Stanley Cup.

Sports

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Jose Iglesias has had some bloopers and bleeders fall in, but as his manager says, “You can’t say all of this is a fluke.”

Jose Iglesias earning his place in Red Sox lineup

The Red Sox rookie is hitting .426 with 11 extra-base hits, 18 runs, and seven RBIs.

Metro

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An escort for Planned Parenthood/Preterm Health Services of Greater Boston kept her toes on a buffer zone line as antiabortion protesters gathered outside a clinic in 2000.

Justices will examine state’s clinic buffer law

The Supreme Court agreed to review a Massachusetts law that prohibits protests within 35 feet of abortion clinics.

Columnists

Farah Stockman

Dirty secrets and sweet deals

Goalie Tuukka Rask (center foreground) and teammates watched glumly as the Blackhawks celebrated.

Dan Shaughnessy

Sudden end to Bruins’ magical run

Dave Bolland’s goal came 17 seconds after the Blackhawks tied the game.

Christopher L. Gasper

This Bruins team deserved a better ending

Fundraising for a $45 million project to return White Stadium to its former glory is set to kick off on Wednesday.

Adrian Walker

Restoring a city jewel

EverTrue’s Elisabeth Carpenter.

Innovation Economy

New app offers home delivery of wine, beer

JOHN E. SUNUNU

A fake rule gums up real progress

JAMES CARROLL

Trusting in peace over war

Claude Julien and the Bruins are looking to avoid elimination in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final.

Dan Shaughnessy

Bruins still expect to hoist Stanley Cup

yvonne abraham

Paying attention to Markey-Gomez race?

Attorney Tom Kiley, left, made a point as then-UMass president William Bulger, right, testified under a grant of immunity in 2003 before the House Government Reform Committee. The panel was studying the FBI’s use of informants.

JEFF JACOBY

Political elite should shun Bill Bulger

derrick z. jackson

To get respect, cyclists need to show some, too

JOANNA WEISS

Watch out, Superman! It’s the NSA!

Politics

On Monday, a group of 14 Republican senators sent a letter to Senator Harry Reid, the Democratic leader, calling for a “serious, extensive amendment process.”

Immigration bill clears first hurdle in Senate

The Senate endorsed a proposal to increase security along the nation’s southern borders, a major step in the bipartisan effort.

Nation & World

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Edward J. Snowden had booked a seat on a flight from Moscow to Havana, but he never boarded the flight.

With Snowden at large, US ramps up criticism

Frustrated Obama administration officials pressed Russia to turn over Edward Snowden.

Business

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TripAdvisor will be the anchor of Center 128, an office park in Needham near Route 128 that is being redeveloped.

Fast-growing TripAdvisor is leaving Newton

TripAdvisor will be the anchor of Center 128, an office park in Needham near Route 128 that is being redeveloped.

Arts

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Album review | R&B

India.Arie, ‘SongVersation’

India.Arie’s musical conversation about the affirmation of the soul continues.

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The bee keepers

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Last of their kind

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Seaside haven

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Weekend Fun Guide 2013

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