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Abuse allegations surface at Beverly school

The Landmark School has launched an inquiry into claims by two former students that the same administrator at the private residential school groped them.

Patrick to sign crime bill, calls it imperfect

Governor Patrick, under intense pressure from police and victims’ relatives, said that he would sign legislation that removes the possibility of parole for certain repeat offenders.

For father of slain woman, 13-year fight finally ends

Since his daughter Melissa’s murder in 1999, Leo Gosule has pushed for a proposal that would bar parole for certain repeat felons. Tuesday, he learned that “Melissa’s Bill” will become law.

In a twist, Romney lauds Israeli health care system

The Republican raised eyebrows by praising a system that has more government control than the Obama health law Romney so strenuously faults.

Copies of “Imagine: How Creativity Works” at Harvard Book Store.

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Fabrications acknowledged, a bestseller is withdrawn

In an unusual move, the publisher of Jonah Lehrer’s “Imagine: How Creativity Works” has pulled the book from shelves, prompted by Lehrer’s admission to having fabricated quotes.

Brian McGrory

Banking on kindness at the MBTA

Globe columnist Brian McGrory was surprised to hear from a reader about a good Samaritan at the MBTA — the agency of fare hikes and late trains — but it turned out to be true.

Olympian Aly Raisman inspires local gymnasts

Young gymnasts at Exxcel Gymnastics and Climbing, where the US gymnastics team captain got her start, never doubted the US team would win gold.

Bob Ryan

Michael Phelps shows mettle, earns Olympic glory

Anchoring the 4 x 200 freestyle relay, Phelps gave the US another gold medal and made himself the most decorated Olympian in history with 19 medals.

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A conversation with Barney Frank

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Egg in a jar: potato puree, hen-of-the-woods mushrooms, duck eggs, and crisp duck skin.

Dining out

West Bridge brings balance, invention to Kendall Square

Mayor Jon Mitchell walks on New Bedford’s hurricane dike near the proposed location (in background) of a wind-energy staging facility.

New Bedford sees opportunity in wind farms

Carter Potter’s “Negative 6 (Landscape)’’ at Howard Yezerski Gallery.

Galleries

What’s up at Boston-area art galleries

Changing trends on Boston restaurant menus

A Hopkinton home is equipped with solar panels.

Opinion | THE PODIUM

Legislature must move clean-energy economy forward

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Opinion | paul mcmorrow

Tech goes downtown

Olympia Dukakis as Prospera in Shakespeare & Company’s production of “The Tempest.”

Stage Review

In ‘The Tempest,’ the calm following the storm

When Casey retired as Army chief of staff in 2011, Defense Secretary Robert Gates presented him the Defense Distinguished Service Medal and his wife, Sheila, the Defense Distinguished Civilian Service Medal.

G Cover

General rallying the troops of Pan-Mass riders

Frank Ocean (pictured in New York last week) brought “An Evening With Frank Ocean” to a sold-out Paradise Rock Club Saturday.

Music Review

Frank Ocean fills, then thrills the room

Chris Leon in the title role in the Company One production of “The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity,’’ set in the world of professional wrestling.

Stage Review

‘The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity’ lands telling blows

From Sunday’s Globe

Photo led to child porn network

Chris Martin and Guy Berryman of Coldplay in Los Angeles in February. Stage tricks the group offered Sunday night, including remote-activated flashing wristbands for the audience, didn’t detract from the music.

MUSIC REVIEW

Coldplay fills TD Garden, rocks out

Sports

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Red Sox 4, Tigers 1

Pedro Ciriaco was welcomed to the dugout after scoring on an error by Tigers second baseman Omar Infante in the fourth inning.

Red Sox win rain-shortened game

Josh Beckett left the game with an injury to his back in the third, but the Red Sox scored four runs off of Justin Verlander in the fourth, and after a rain delay in the sixth, officials called it.