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Cahill indicted on corruption charges

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The indictment alleges former state treasurer Timothy P. Cahill used $1.65 million in taxpayer-funded state lottery advertising to boost his floundering 2010 gubernatorial bid.

Seven dead in Oakland university shooting

A gunman opened fire at a Christian university, killing at least seven people and wounding three, law enforcement officials said.

Google finalizes deal on Kendall Square expansion

The company will create an 800-employee “urban campus” that will become the search giant’s fourth largest location in the US.

Teacher contract impasse costs Boston $9.4m grant

The city lost out on a federal grant for teacher bonuses because the School Department and teachers union failed to reach an agreement.

Face transplant recipient details ‘amazing journey’

Since his transplant surgery at Brigham and Women’s Hospital last March, Dallas Wiens has steadily gained feeling and movement in his cheeks, mouth, nose, and forehead.

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A new face, new life for transplant patient

A year after receiving a full face transplant at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, Dallas Wiens says he can smile, and feel his daughter's kisses.

Red Sox closer Bailey may need surgery

Andrew Bailey, closer for the Red Sox, will have his right thumb examined Tuesday in Cleveland and may need surgery, baseball sources said.

Bob Ryan | Championship game, 9 p.m., Channel 4

Kansas vs. Kentucky is a battle of elites

The 74th championship game in NCAA Tournament history is a matchup between its most ultra-establishment teams.

Circus Review

Circus a magical ‘Dream’ come true

The beautifully integrated production of the Big Apple Circus pulls together terrific production values, especially the costume designs that reinforce the theme, “Dream Big.’’

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Verla Morris, who will turn 100 later this year, went through some of her family census data from the 19th and 20th centuries at her local residential senior center in Chandler, Ariz.

1940 census data released

‘‘My dad built this place,’’ said Willie E. Hicks Jr. (right) about Willie E. Hicks Sr., 75, owner of Hicks Auto Body shop in Dorchester for 42 years.

Dorchester auto body shop is beacon of good will

Andrew Culbert, 67, first realized he was having trouble hearing when he was in his mid-50s.

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Finding new ways to solve hearing problems

Special Section

Celebrate 100 years of the Red Sox’ home

Apps help you find discounts on drugs

iRobot turns to the nuclear industry

MUSIC REVIEW

Snoop Dogg up to his old tricks in intimate show

Daily Dose

Eating chocolate to lose weight? Probably not.

Among the acts at this year’s Big Apple Circus are the Shandong Acrobatic Troupe.

Circus Review

Big Apple Circus a magical ‘Dream’ come true

Winter 2012 All-Scholastics

Baseball preview 2012

Bobby Valentine is in charge

Senator Scott Brown, a Republican, campaigned in Attleboro while Democrat Elizabeth Warren talked with voters in Boston.

Brown, Warren deadlocked, poll shows

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Plymouth District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz and US Senator Scott Brown called for Ecuador to return Luis Guaman to the state.

Brown calls for return of suspect

Senator Scott Brown called for Ecuador to return a man suspected of murdering a Brockton woman and her 2-year-old son.

Business

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A MasterCard and Visa sticker on a window of a store in Niles, Illinois.

Processor: Fewer than 1.5m credit cards affected by breach

Visa dropped processor Global Payments after the massive data breach last week.

Columnists

Clay Buchholz, left, and Daniel Bard will both begin the season in the Red Sox rotation.

Tony Massarotti

Red Sox season could rest on Bard and Buchholz

Juliette Kayyem

Good is my copilot

Adrian Walker

Lawrence mayor under fire

JAMES CARROLL

Good Friday and the Civil War

Kansas coach Bill Self will lead his team against Kentucky on Monday night.

Bob Ryan | Championship game, 9 p.m., Channel 4

Kansas vs. Kentucky a battle of elites

innovation economy

Gas app offers 5-cent discount

gareth cook

Getting it all done

JOANNA WEISS

Parents, call off the Food Police

Yvonne Abraham

The overachievers of the Class of ‘52

The multi-colored sunset was visible over the third base stands during this game against the Indians on Aug. 1, 2011.

Dan Shaughnessy

Why Fenway Park will always be special

A Nazi flak bunker is being outfitted with a solar array and biomass heating system that will supply thousands of homes with heat and electricity.

Derrick Z. Jackson

An energy model for Boston

Joan Vennochi

Brown’s winning strategy

Nation & World

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Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi waved to the crowd after speaking at the National League for Democracy headquarters in Yangon.

Myanmar’s Suu Kyi hopes victory signals ‘new era’

The victory for the democracy icon in Parliamentary elections marks a major milestone in the Southeast Asian nation, which is emerging from an era of military rule.

Politics

Romney sides with Wisconsin governor in divisive recall

Mitt Romney stepped into the middle of an emotionally charged, nationally watched battle over workers’ rights and collective bargaining.

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On baseball

Daniel Bard threw on the side during a workout on Sunday.

Red Sox’ problems are piling up

Andrew Bailey may head to the DL and there’s uncertainty in the rotation. It’s a terrible way for the team to start the season.