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Three die, seven hurt in Hub gunfire

Ten people were shot, three of them killed, Sunday in a day of violence in Boston that shook neighborhoods in Dorchester and Roslindale.

Stigma of HIV keeps thousands silent about their status

Three decades after the epidemic began, people are still unwilling to disclose their condition because they fear losing their jobs, their friends, or a significant other.

Mitt Romney greeted supporters in Waukesha, Wis.

Jeffrey Phelps/Associated Press

Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan revel in boisterous crowds in N.C.

A buoyant Mitt Romney and new running mate Paul Ryan launched their combined bid for the White House through a series of boisterous events Sunday.

In ads, Scott Brown obscures his GOP identity

The senator’s newest three advertisements feature Democratic endorsers, all of whom identify their own party prominently, without mentioning Brown’s Republican allegiance at all.

Summer cottages dot the southern end of Conomo Point Road in Essex.

Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff

Town, longtime residents battle over Conomo Point rights

Conomo Point, a secret summer haven of old clam shacks on Cape Ann, has been torn asunder by the town’s effort to reclaim land residents occupied on now-expired 100-year leases.

G Cover

Community health workers help HIV patient change attitude, life

Diagnosed with HIV in 1999 and homeless for many years, Kenya Jackson now has a place to live and places to be, thanks to a program from local nonprofit Partners in Health.

Bob Ryan

Thanks to Jerry Colangelo, US all the way back in basketball

After its disastrous 2004 showing in Athens, Colangelo stepped up, straightened out USA basketball, and made it golden again.

London puts the final touches on a successful Olympiad

As London closes up a smashing Olympics, Rio de Janeiro takes the torch for 2016 for the first Games in South America.

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From the Archives | Photos

Cape Cod Canal and bridges

The Cape Cod Canal was opened with much fanfare on July 29, 1914. It bore only a slight resemblance to the canal we know today.

Globe exclusives

Carmen Bugan writes of her father’s imprisonment and other hardships the family faced under Ceausescu.

Book Review

‘Burying the Typewriter: A Memoir’ by Carmen Bugan

JOHN E. SUNUNU

Amtrak’s $16 burger

Victoria Justice says the music she’s writing for her tour is “a little bit of a departure” from her TV role in “Victorious.”

Nickelodeon’s latest star rises

Bob Ryan | his farewell column

Bob Ryan says goodbye after 44 years

Mary McDonnell as Captain Sharon Raydor.

Television Review

TNT’s ‘Major Crimes’ is a new mission for ‘Closer’ crew

Kevin Craddock, a recovering addict, says “I’ve been around the legal system a lot, but never like this.”

Boston’s Homeless Court helps defendants get a fresh start

Dan Duquette was fired by Red Sox ownership 10 years ago, but he has returned in Baltimore and may be overseeing the first winning season there since 1997.

Sunday Baseball Notes

For Dan Duquette, a comeback victory

“I worked very hard to be at the top of my class.” — GLADYS GITAU, an 18-year-old from Kenya who graduated from Lawrence High School and managed to secure a private scholarship to attend a college in Washington.

Young illegal immigrants may seek reprieves amid questions

Bain Capital, with $65 billion in assets, has been squarely in the political limelight ever since Mitt Romney’s Republican primary rivals began knocking his private-sector background as “vulture capitalism.”

Globe Magazine

How Bain Capital is trying — reluctantly — to clean up its name

Will Randy Moss be the receiver who dazzled with the Patriots from 2007-09? Or will he be the enigma that teams couldn’t wait to get rid of?

Sunday Football Notes

Randy Moss back on field with 49ers

Skaters join Dorothy Hamill, center, and the coaches at the end of Hamill’s Nantucket Skating Fantasy Camp last summer.

travel

Seven offbeat things to do on Nantucket

Rashida Jones and her “Celeste and Jesse Forever” co-writer and costar, Will McCormack, had a short-term relationship but have since become long-term writing partners.

movies

Rashida Jones comes into her own

Sports

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Red Sox 14, Indians 1

Jon Lester started against the Cleveland Indians Sunday.

Good stuff for Lester, Red Sox in easy win in Cleveland

Jon Lester started the game tied for the second most losses in the AL and emerged six innings later with 12 strikeouts and one of his best overall performances of the season.

Metro

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Dancers from Boston Bhangra prepared to perform at the Hatch Memorial Shell Sunday in celebration of the 65th anniversary of India’s independence. There are between 80,000 and 100,000 Indian-Americans in the Boston area.

Locals celebrate India’s independence, memorialize Sikh temple shooting

The annual event included festivities, but also somber reflection, prayer, and a moment of silence for the victims of a deadly shooting at a Sikh temple one week ago.

Columnists

Adrian Walker

TSA employees had to go outside system to report profiling

Tech Lab Plus

German tech gets teeth ultra-clean

Mitt Romney will no longer be able to hide behind strategic ambiguity about his budget and tax cut plans with Paul Ryan as his running mate.

opinion | Scot Lehigh

With Ryan, Romney faces tougher sell to undecided voters

Kyra Sedgwick has a few of her emotionally devastating moments in tonight’s “Closer” series finale.

Critic’s Notebook

A eulogy for TNT’s ‘The Closer’

Xian Wen Li said he was among those cheated by May Woo of Sky Energy Travel in Chinatown.

Yvonne Abraham

Chinatown travel agency gives immigrants a tough lesson

Dan Shaughnessy

A few thoughts come bobbing up

JOAN VENNOCHI | welfare and the election

An old wedge issue returns in the campaign