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Dow plunges 275 points after dismal jobs report

The stock market suffered its worst day of the year Friday amid concern about a global economic slowdown.

Bruins assuming Thomas won’t return next season

GM Peter Chiarelli confirmed the goalkeeper is seriously considering not playing out the last season on his four-year, $20 million contract.

George Zimmerman’s bond revoked

A judge has revoked the bond of the man charged with killing 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, ordering him returned to jail within 48 hours.

Jermaine Goffigan Park, overgrown with weeds, at the corner of Blue Hill Avenue and Quincy Street in Roxbury.

John Tlumacki/Globe Staff

Memorial site for youngsters targeted for housing

A proposal to build a mixed-use development at Jermaine Goffigan Park in Roxbury has alarmed some neighbors.

Jason Zimmer, a supervisor for the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife, held a northern red-bellied cooter being released into Burrage Pond in Hanson.

David L. Ryan/Globe Staff

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Globe photos of the week

The best photos taken this week by Globe staff photographers, as chosen by the Globe’s photo desk.

Brian McGrory

Warren: ‘I won’t deny who I am’

Elizabeth Warren conceded for the first time Thursday that she is worried about how the issue of her self-identification as a Native American has overwhelmed the campaign.

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2012 New England Weekend Fun Guide

There never seem to be enough of them in New England’s too-brief summer. Here are things to do to make each one fabulous.

To Grammar’s House

Identification, please

From “front-runner” to “casino mogul,” editors must be careful when applying identifying words and phrases to people.

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Opinion | The Podium

Thanks to government, Monson is back

Katy Hayes, with her husband, Al, in 2010 at a Dallas hospital, lost all four limbs to a flesh-eating disease two years ago.

Brigham considers first US double arm transplant

Curt Schilling put up $5m in gold

Jacqui Grilli and Ahmad Maksoud rehearse a skating routine from “Roller Disco the Musical!”

Stages

Roller disco inspires parody musical in Cambridge

Miami's Dwayne Wade and the Celtics’ Paul Pierce scrambled for a loose ball in the second game of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals Wednesday.

Bob Ryan

Feel great about the Celtics despite the loss

Boston Capital

Perils of health care price controls

The Joachim Koester show includes “Tarantism”

Art Review

Joachim Koester at MIT’s List Visual Arts Center

Dennis “Oil Can” Boyd pitching at Fenway Park for the Red Sox in 1986.

Book review

‘They Call Me Oil Can’

Laurin Mottle is director of the state HomeCorps Loan Modification Initiative, funded by a multistate settlement with banks.

HomeCorps program on a mission to stop Mass. foreclosures

Lucy Wanjiku at Njabini Apparel, a nonprofit cofounded by Mike Behan (below) that sells handcrafted goods made by landless and handicapped mothers in the Kenyan settlement.

Using fashion to help Kenyan mothers

Doc Rivers had Rajon Rondo’s back on this non-call in OT, in which Rondo scored all 12 Celtics’ points.

Dan Shaughnessy | Heat 115, Celtics 111

Rondo couldn’t have given more

Nov. 22, 1963: Stunned readers saw the first pictures and read the first news clips from Dallas reporting the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The simple sign “President is dead” alerted those further back in the crowd to the terrible news.

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Boston’s Newspaper Row

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Celtics vs. Heat, 8:30 p.m.

Boston Celtics' Paul Pierce looked to pass to a teammate as Miami Heat players Dwyane Wade and Shane Battier defended during Game 2 on Wednesday.

Celtics to focus on intensity, not referees, in Game 3

The Heat tend to draw fouls this season, while the Celtics tend to commit more than their opponents. Blame those trends, not referees, for the free-throw disparity.