Bombing suspect burial divides Virginia residents
With Muslims fearing a backlash over Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s interment, police in Virginia are watching the cemetery.
Broken City
For freshman in Congress, courting cash is job 1
New members get the message quickly or they’re gone. It’s a fact of life in a gridlocked capital.
Vase that drew $1.7m bid also drawing federal scrutiny
The 18th-century Chinese vase from Altair Auctions of Norwood bears a resemblance to a modern reproduction auctioned off a year ago for just $3,840.
Mike Sheehan makes his mark at Hill Holliday
After succeeding the legendary Jack Connors, Sheehan faced a question: Could he put his own stamp on the agency? He did.
Game 6 | Bruins at Leafs, 7:30 p.m.
Bruins hope to close out Maple Leafs
Clinging to a 3-2 series lead, it seems the Bruins’ modus operandi in the playoffs has been to push it seven games.
Yvonne Abraham
Mothers bonded by loss, hope for safer world
Scarlett Lewis, whose son was killed in Newtown, Conn., sought solace from Tina Chery, who started the Mother’s Day Walk for Peace 17 years ago after her own son was killed.
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Participants gathered at Town Field Park in Fields Corner in Dorchester Sunday morning for the 17th Annual Mother’s Day Walk for Peace.
Lila Bucklin, of Jamaica Plain, held a sign during the walk in support of her friend Ruthie Rollins, who lost her son, Warren Daniel Hairston, in 2007.
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Karen Murphy, of Easton, at right, participated in the walk. Murphy’s 20-year-old son, Robbie Murphy, was killed in Mashpee in 2011.
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Jeremiah Hall, 5 months, hitched a rainy ride on mom Jenny Hall’s shoulder. They’re both from Dorchester.
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Purple ribbons symbolized peace during the event.
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Scarlett Lewis’s son was killed in Newtown, Conn., and she sought guidance from Tina Chery, who started the Mother’s Day Walk for Peace 17 years ago.
A look at the Boston Marathon wounded
An ongoing series in which the Globe profiles those injured in the Boston Marathon explosions.
interactive graphic and essay
Panorama: The Boston Marathon memorial
Panorama: The Boston Marathon memorialAn interactive panorama of the impromptu memorial to the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings set up in Copley Square.
In life and words, Boston’s Muslim leader bridges cultures
In life and words, Boston’s Muslim leader bridges culturesThe Marathon bombings cast William Suhaib Webb, imam of the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center, and his mission into a crucible.
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Restart: The future of the Marathon
Marathon 2014 will be different, but how will we tell the story of what happened?
Sports
Blue Jays 3, Red Sox 2
Red Sox offense stumbles against Blue Jays
The Red Sox went 0 for 11 with runners in scoring position in their 3-2 loss to the Blue Jays.
Metro
Boston’s mayoral candidates hear about youth concerns
After watching a play about the impact of violence on youth, candidates talked about what they would do to improve the community.
Columnists
Nation & World
2 bodies found after NJ standoff; suspect killed
The bodies of a woman and a 13-year-old boy were found after a dayslong standoff at a home, and a suspect was killed as officers rescued three children, authorities said.
Business
On the Hot Seat
Solar power has plenty of potential
South Africa native Lyndon Rive runs SolarCity, one of the largest solar installers working in Mass.
Arts
Critic’s Notebook
‘The Office’ thrived in awkward moments
The show was a rule-breaker of the first order, and foiled viewer expectations.
Travel
Fork in the Road
New York System – it’s a Rhode Island thing
The sausage is a particularly Rhode Island culinary delicacy, and is most emphatically not a hot dog.
Books
Janet Malcolm flashes fresh light on artists and writers
“Forty-one False Starts” is a collection of profiles and criticism on topics ranging from Bloomsbury to the “Gossip Girl” novels.
Globe Insiders
Globe Talk | May 22
Inside the Marathon bombings
Inside the Marathon bombingsGlobe reporters and editors talk about the horror and heroic efforts of a story that has touched us all.