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Newcomer Gomez vs. veteran Markey

Democrat Edward J. Markey and Republican Gabriel E. Gomez greeted supporters after winning their respective primaries Tuesday night.

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Gabriel E. Gomez has the potential to draw major national interest as he prepares to face Edward J. Markey, a congressman of 36 years.

Democrats fear reliving 2010 race that elected Brown

Republican Senate nominee Gabriel E. Gomez’s runaway victory in Tuesday’s primary delivers an unwelcome jolt to Massachusetts Democrats.

Dorcena Forry appears to win 1st Suffolk Senate primary

Linda Dorcena Forry declared victory over Nick Collins late Tuesday, holding a slight lead in the Democratic primary.

Editorial

Markey, Gomez each have room to grow in Mass. Senate race

Edward Markey and Gabriel Gomez each have the chance to show Bay State voters who they are. And each, for different reasons, needs to do exactly that.

Obama says FBI acted properly in bombing case

President Obama said an investigation will aim to determine if the US can better prevent future attacks by self-radicalized individuals.

John Young was greeted by his son, Owen, after the delayed achievement was completed. Juli Windsor (right) received a medal from her husband, Blake.

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First dwarfs to run Boston Marathon finish the route

Fifteen days later, under a similarly bright sun and with a gentle breeze at their backs, Juli Windsor and John Young finally crossed the finish line.

Risky decision saves transplanted face

A Vermont woman, the victim of a lye attack whose immune system initially rejected her transplanted face, is now scheduled to reveal it.

Landlord cited in wake of fatal fire

The owner of the building where a BU student died over the weekend was cited for allegedly allowing 19 people live in a two-family home.

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How to grow your own spaghetti sauce

Orion Griffiths, a longtime Boston street performer, is one of seven acrobats in the revival of “Pippin.”

From Boston street performer to Broadway

Artist’s rendering of the 55,000-square-foot rooftop farm, including 40,000 square feet of planted produce, for the Boston Design Center.

Coming to a rooftop near you

Former Bruin Phil Kessel, now of the Toronto Maple Leafs, and Zdeno Chara raced around the net Feb. 2.

ON HOCKEY

Bruins and Leafs both looking for focus, foothold

“If we’re the first restaurant in New England accepting bitcoin, it’s a no-brainer,” says Thelonious Monkfish’s Jamme Chantler.

Local believers say bitcoin will survive

Haven Fyfe Kiernan in her office in Newton.

G Cover

Creating a wellness refuge for survivors

Jason Collins wore No. 98 -- a tribute to the late Matthew Shepard -- when he played for the Celtics earlier this season.

To cheers, Jason Collins sheds his secret

Coverage

2013 US Senate special election

Boston Police officers stood near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Tuesday morning.

Special section

Full coverage of the Marathon bombings

BU’s president, Robert A. Brown (above), is struggling with the recent tragedies at the school.

Another death haunts BU

Billy Bragg (pictured last year in Norway) played a two-hour, 20-song set at the Berklee Performance Center on Sunday.

Music Review

Billy Bragg delivers in two-hour set

Police and the crowd reacted after the second explosion on Boylston Street.

Terror at the Marathon

102 hours in pursuit

More coverage of the bombings

Bombing survivor Jarrod Clowery talked to reporters Monday at Brigham and Women’s Hospital.

5 victims hope to be reunited in rehab

Five friends, treated at four hospitals after the Boston Marathon bombings, are expected to be reunited at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital.

Anzor Tsarnaev said he would travel to the United States if he could have assurances he could see his son Dzhokhar.

Bombing suspect’s wife to allow family to claim his body

In an emotional interview, Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s father, Anzor, complained that officials were not allowing the family to bury him.

Sports

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Blue Jays 9, red sox 7

Edwin Encarnacion rounded the bases after hitting a two-run home run in the fifth inning off Red Sox starter Jon Lester. He hit another two-run homer in the seventh.

Sox lose a slugfest to Jays

Edwin Encarnacion hit two, two-run home runs, and the Red Sox bullpen couldn’t hold a late lead in Toronto.

Metro

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MGM Resorts International’s ambitious Springfield project would include a mix of new construction and the renovation of some existing architecture over three city blocks.

Springfield mayor picks MGM’s casino plan

In backing the MGM plan, Springfield is rejecting a competing bid from Penn National Gaming.

Politics

Groups have said President Obama could be doing more to ease the number of low-level detainees held at the prison.

Obama renews his effort to close Guantanamo

President Obama said he would recommit himself to closing the Guantanamo Bay prison, a goal that he all but abandoned in the face of congressional opposition in his first term.

Nation & World

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Mourners, carrying photos of missing relatives, have gathered near the collapsed building in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh court orders confiscation of building owner’s assets

A Bangladesh court asked the government to confiscate assets belonging to the owner of the factory complex that collapsed last week, killing at least 387 people.