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Boston’s pot pushback
Martin Walsh is reportedly “dead set” against dispensaries, meaning they will have an uphill battle in the City on a Hill.
In Marathon tribute, thanks for kindness
A day marked by somber reflection and painful remembrance was also one filled with love and gratitude from survivors.
Police detonate backpacks at Marathon finish line
Police blew up two backpacks on Boylston Street for precautionary reasons and had a man in custody for questioning.
White sox 2, red sox 1
Red Sox throw it away in bottom of ninth
The Red Sox squandered a good pitching performance by Jake Peavy with a walk-off error by Xander Bogaerts.
Casual marijuana use changes brain, new report shows
Young adults who occasionally smoked marijuana show abnormalities in two key areas of their brain, according to a new study by Boston researchers.
Galvin charges phone-service company with $90m fraud
Secretary of State William Galvin charged a Marlborough company with running a billion-dollar pyramid scheme.
Women sue lingerie companies over fat-reducing garments
Two Mass. women say undergarments infused with capsules of caffeine and vitamins failed to live up to claims that they would melt away fat.
Bruins and Celtics are tale of opposite directions
You see it in TV ratings, in ticket prices, and in fans’ loyalties. The Bruins are flying high, while the Celtics are headed home.
Ukraine military secures airport from attack
In the first military action against a pro-Russian uprising in the east, special forces recaptured a small airport, the government said.
The best tastes of the season, lamb
Chef Jeremy Sewall calls the presentation of tender lamb, asparagus, fava beans, peas, and mushrooms “a spring awakening.”
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Sports
Playoff promise has Jarome Iginla pumped
Last year’s shot at a Cup ended abruptly for Iginla — at the hands of the Bruins. Now he’s on the other side.
Metro
Marathon victims’ families attend brief, quiet ceremony
During the morning ceremony, the sister and brother of Martin Richard placed a wreath on a stand in front of the Forum Restaurant.
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Nation & World
Supremacist faces murder charges in Kansas deaths
Frazier Glenn Cross, charged in shootings at two Jewish community sites, made his first court appearance Tuesday.
Politics
Legislators push effort on prostate cancer care
Three members of the Mass. Legislature are speaking out about their own battles against prostate cancer in an effort to elevate awareness.
Business
Bluefin robot joins search for missing Malaysian plane
The robot, made by Bluefin Robotics of Quincy, will use sonars to scour the ocean floor for the Boeing 777 aircraft.
Arts
Bob Mankoff on the evolution of New Yorker cartoons
Bob Mankoff, cartoon editor for The New Yorker, has written a memoir, “How About Never — Is Never Good for You?: My Life in Cartoons.”
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A Conversation with Governor Dukakis
Doug Most and former Governor Michael Dukakis discussed urban transportation and Boston’s historic MBTA.
Ideas
Ideas
Is the Northeast ready for predators?
Tracks in Winchester may have been a false alarm, but experts say big animals are coming.
