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Red Sox 12, Twins 5

Ortiz homers twice, continues to torment Twins

The Red Sox’ David Ortiz drove in six with a pair of thunderclap home runs to right field as the Red Sox beat his former team.

Numbers drawn for $600m Powerball jackpot

It was not immediately known if there are one, or more than one, winner in the lottery that is now played in 43 states.

Man charged with abuse at Arlington club

Allegations of sexual abuse at the Arlington Boys & Girls Club from the 1970s to the 1990s continue to escalate as police arrested a former club employee in New York.

Cape Cod train service to begin

Next weekend will be the first time in about 25 years service from Boston to Cape Cod will be offered.

New: Expanded Sunday arts

A sampling of the Globe's enhanced arts & culture coverage.

Joey C. Pelletier is the artistic director of Heart & Dagger Productions.

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summer | theater

For fringe theaters, summer is a season of opportunity

Joey C. Pelletier, artistic director of Heart & Dagger Productions, makes sure that each one of his fringe theater company’s seasons features a summer show.

Editor’s note: New expanded culture coverage

The Globe introduces a broadened Sunday Arts with new columns and weekly roundups, accompanied by a look at what’s new in style, food, and drink.

summer | dance

Michelle Dorrance, making tap for the 21st century

One of the hottest tap artists of her generation, 33-year-old Dorrance is known for creating tight, polished choreography within lively theatrical contexts.

Book tour: Hot summer literary destinations in N.E.

A reading tour of popular summer destinations in New England and the writers and books associated with those places.

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Special section: Summer arts preview

The big vision like in “The Great Gatsby” can still inspire a communal sense of wonder.

Movies | Critic’s Notebook

In praise of the less-popular pleasures of the big screen

buzzsaw | matthew gilbert

Bullied into bingeing on Netflix

Among the acts to play the Boston Calling festival is the National. The festival, at City Hall Plaza next weekend, is sold out.

summer | pop music

The National kicks off Boston Calling festival

Book tour: Hot summer literary destinations

Photo gallery

Athletic Association of the Blind Track and Field Tournament

Harvard students erupt at scholar’s claim

summer | dance

Michelle Dorrance, making tap for the 21st century

History Repeating

Keith Lockhart, still going strong with the Boston Pops

Globe photographer John Tlumacki met Marathon bombing survivor Nicole Gross in her hospital room on Friday.

Photographer meets woman in Marathon photo

Clockwise from top left: Cooling off at the fountain on Boston Common, the staircase of the Copley library, Fenway Park, the Esplanade, the Fourth of July celebration, the Boston skyline.

Why do you love Boston? We asked. You answered.

Ideas

Garden hermit needed. Apply within.

More coverage of the bombings

This image obtained courtesy of CBS News shows Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing.

Tsarnaev’s defense targets first comments to police

Lawyers for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev hope periodic photos showing the bombing suspect’s recovery will call into question his ability to make any admissions of guilt.