Father?s labor of love puts 5 kids through BC
Keith Bedford/Globe Staff
Next month, Fred Vautour?s triumph will be complete: The night-shift custodian will have put all five of his children through BC.
Scott Eisen for The Boston Globe
What people say when they get arrested
Culled from BPD records, these phrases say a lot about the harder edges of city life.
State orders four Arbour facilities to correct violations
The state ordered four Arbour Health System psychiatric facilities to correct ?significant patient care and life safety violations.?
Ernest Hemingway?s son tours new exhibit at JFK Library
The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum is opening a major new exhibit Monday on the life and work of Ernest Hemingway.
33 Mass. water systems test over federal lead limit
They include Malden, Winthrop, Chelsea, Marlborough and New Bedford.
Rain expected in Boston, and snow on Cape and Islands
Cape Cod may see wet snow, although little accumulation is expected.
Bob Ryan
Ranking the 10 members of this year?s Basketball Hall of Fame class
Shaquille O?Neal and Allen Iverson are the unquestioned headliners of the group.
Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff
For hepatitis C patients, no cure for high drug prices
Some patients must wait until their livers begin to fail to get medication that can eliminate the virus.
Kevin Cullen
A generous spirit rises after brush with death
Jack Doherty was playing hockey in Weymouth when his heart stopped beating and he hit the ice.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
It?s time for Claude Julien to go
The Bruins have to rebuild, and Julien might not be the guy for a team of youngsters.
hawks 118, celtics 107
Tired Celtics can?t catch Hawks
Paul Millsap carried Atlanta with a 31-point, 16-rebound performance.
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Stages
The hit ?[Expletive] Shakespeare? is growing
The theater-company-that-cannot-be-named is expanding around Boston and to other cities.
Furries are finally having their moment
Furries are the most maligned members of the geek tribe. But they?re unfairly scorned.
Skateboard park brightens hard-pressed Holyoke
Holyoke skateboard park is an unlikely urban oasis in one of the state?s poorest communities.
Obituary
Barbara Anderson was the voice of limited taxation in Mass.
Ms. Anderson, who held a highly visible and influential role in Massachusetts politics for more than three decades, died Friday at 73.
Globe must-reads
Opinion & Ideas
Editorial
The GOP must stop Trump
Trump?s vision for the future of our nation is as deeply disturbing as it is profoundly un-American.
Ground Game
ground game
Donald Trump broke all the political rules. Is he paying for it now?
From his announcement speech last summer until now, there are two things Trump has done with consistency: insult and win.
The Big Picture
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The Big Picture
Qingming Festival, Tomb Sweeping Day
The Qingming Festival was marked by people visiting cemeteries to clean tombs, lay flowers, and make offerings to the deceased.
Life sciences
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Sports
Jordan Spieth maintains 1-shot lead at Masters
Chasing Spieth in the final round on Sunday will be a pair of 24-year-olds and a 58-year-old.
Metro
She cheated, and she?s banned from Boston Marathon
?It was a temptation, is what it was,? said Gia Alvarez, whose actions brought a lifetime ban from the Boston Marathon.
Politics
Bill Clinton regrets lashing out at Black Lives Matter Protesters
The former President issued an aggressive defense of his administration?s impact on black families just the day before.
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First 2 hydrogen refueling stations to open in Massachusetts next year
The stations are the first step in developing a hydrogen infrastructure in the Bay State.
Columnists
Nation & World
Question about Sweden? Call a Swede
The Swedish Tourist Association has set up a hotline that allows the world to get connected to a Swede.
Business
Experts caution self-driving cars aren?t ready for roads
Self-driving cars are more likely to hurt than help public safety because of unsolved technical issues, engineers and safety advocates told the government Friday, countering a push by innovators to speed government approval.
Lifestyle
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Charcoal on the menu? You bet your ash.
In some of Boston?s most popular restaurants, charcoal and ash are on the menu.
Arts
Toni Morrison wins MacDowell medal for lifetime achievement
Nobel laureate Toni Morrison has won a lifetime achievement honor presented by the MacDowell artist colony.
Globe investigations
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Key reports from Globe?s Spotlight team on clergy sex abuse
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Key reports from Globe?s Spotlight team on clergy sex abuseThe Boston Globe?s 2001-2002 investigation into sexual abuses by clergy in the Catholic Church resulted in more than 600 stories.
The story behind 'Spotlight'
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight?
?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
Design New England
Makover Derring-Do
In the latest issue of Design New England, lots of color and a bit of bravado wake up a ho-hum family room.
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