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For Richard family, loss and love

They had to be in that Boylston Street crowd on Marathon Day, cheering passing runners. The horror that followed, and their quiet courage in the face of it, will bind Boston’s hearts to theirs, forever. By David Abel

Teri Hensick, conservator of paintings, worked on the “Hunger March” fresco for the Harvard Art Museums in Cambridge.

After 6 years, Harvard Art Museums reemerging

The $350 million project has increased gallery space by 40 percent and added study centers, a cafe, and a dramatic, pyramid-like glass roof.

John Lackey gave up a career-high four home runs as the Red Sox got shelled at Yankee Stadium.

Dan Shaughnessy

First off, Red Sox don’t look so good

There’s not a lot of good news around the team as they begin their defense of their World Series championship.

President Obama.

NSA can keep secret some Internet security flaws, officials say

President Obama made the decision in January as he began a three-month review of recommendations by an advisory committee.

Bain Capital sees opportunity in treatment business

The Boston-based private equity firm recently took over the largest chain of substance treatment facilities in the state.

Changing N.H. demographics may help Scott Brown

About two-thirds of adults were born in another state, a quarter of them in Massachusetts.

Union’s Daniel Ciampini (center left) reacted to his goal in the first period.

Union 7, Minnesota 4

Union beats Minnesota for first NCAA hockey title

The Dutchmen finished their impressive run with a 7-4 win over the Gophers on Saturday.

Opinion

TOM KEANE

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Thirty years ago, America accounted for one-quarter of world output. Today it’s down to one-fifth.

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A new Slumbrew brewery in Somerville

The makers of Slumbrew beer have signed a lease on a space that will house a brewery and tap room expected to be in operation as soon as October.