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3 more in custody in Marathon bombings

The three college students allegedly helped bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev after the attacks.

Alleged associates of bombing suspects in court

Two Kazakh men, who have not been charged with a crime, went before a federal judge this morning on allegations they violated their student visas.

Collins concedes to Dorcena Forry in 1st Suffolk primary

Nick Collins did not ask for a recount in the tight Democratic primary for the 1st Suffolk state Senate seat.

Connolly raises $166,000 in April in bid for mayor

Boston City Councilor John R. Connolly’s haul has brought his political account to almost $500,000.

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Gomez calls Markey ‘poster boy’ for term limits

After winning the Republican primary last night, Gabriel Gomez hit the campaign trail in South Boston this morning, attacking his Democratic rival Edward Markey.

Analysis

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.

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.

A123 hopes new venture division will be part of its rebirth

Waltham battery maker A123 Systems’ new division will allow energy storage start-ups access to its technology, lab space, expertise, and financial support.

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Tuukka Rask and the Bruins will host the Maple Leafs on Wednesday.

ON HOCKEY

Bruins ‘have a lot to prove’ in playoffs

How to grow your own spaghetti sauce

The American Repertory Theater’s production of “Pippin,” with Orion Griffiths at center.

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

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

Gomez vs. veteran Markey

“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

More coverage of the bombings

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

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.

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.

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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.

Red Sox lose slugfest to Blue Jays

Jon Lester assumed blame for the loss, despite a breakdown by the Boston bullpen that led to the loss in Toronto.

Metro

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The three-alarm fire on Sunday killed Binland Lee, 22.

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.

Politics

President Obama talked during a press conference at the White House on Tuesday.

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.

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.