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Menino won’t allow Tsarnaev to be buried in Boston

Mayor Thomas Menino is recommending that Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s family return the body to his native Russia, his spokeswoman said.

Bombing fund official describes difficult task

Kenneth R. Feinberg, administrator of the One Fund Boston, said he’s never seen a tragedy with more grievous physical injuries.

Police face questions in Ohio kidnapping case

After three women who vanished a decade ago were found captive Monday, Cleveland police are conducting an internal review to see if they overlooked anything.

Ex-South Carolina governor wins congressional race

In a return from scandal during his tenure as governor, Mark Sanford defeated Elizabeth Colbert Busch in a special congressional election in South Carolina.

At her Sweet Peach Diner, Ellen Carter hopes to serve food like her mother made in North Carolina. From the top: veggie garden omelet; chicken and waffle; and Southern pulled pork Benedict on a buttermilk biscuit.

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Sweet Peach Diner in Belmont tastes truly Southern

The Sweet Peach Diner in Belmont is owner Ellen Carter’s valentine to her home state of North Carolina.

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Appealing Asian tapas at Ming Tsai’s Blue Dragon

The chef-owner plays it safe with some of the food, Westernizing Eastern dishes into a familiar middle ground, but the more adventurous offerings are much more appealing.

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How multitasking parents do it all, including meals

Despite busy lives, parents excel at juggling: planning, shopping, cooking, and more.

Twins 6, Red Sox 1

Red Sox unravel late against Twins

The Red Sox kept the game tight until the eighth inning, when the Twins scored four runs on three hits, a walk, and three Boston errors.

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Developer pitches $200m hotel, slot parlor in Boxborough

A team of city workers and archivists were working Tuesday morning to preserve paper memorials in Copley Plaza.

Paper memorials in Copley Plaza archived by city

Romeo and Juliet were moved from their winter residence at Franklin Park Zoo to the Boston Public Garden, where they will be all summer.

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Swans return to the Public Garden

The Rev. Liz Walker (with Roxbury Presbyterian Church elder Bradley Turner) became interim pastor at Roxbury Presbyterian Church in 2011 and is now the permanent senior pastor there.

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Embracing fear, rather than running from it

Rihanna sang amid a mix of cheers and jeers Monday after starting her TD Garden show 90 minutes late.

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Rihanna gives Boston fans too little too late

Farmer Chris Kurth chatted with Jan Martin, who visited Siena Farms in Sudbury last week to pick up her share of vegetables at the farm.

Farm-share programs, and angst, on the rise

The ornate McKim building was constructed in 1895 and the modernist Johnson building in 1972.

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Good with the bad

Derek Dawson (left) and owner James DiSabatino in a Roxy’s Grilled Cheese truck at Dewey Square.

Roxy’s plans to open restaurant

John “J.R.” Krause and his wife, Maria Chua, with their first children’s book, published last month. Krause came to children’s books through “The Simpsons” and graphic design.

‘Simpsons’ animator learned art of taking a chance

Frame by Frame

Freedom of youth in an older woman’s picture

On basketball

Why my MVP vote went to Carmelo Anthony

Health and wellness

Caregivers taking on complex medical tasks

More coverage of the bombings

MBTA Transit Police Officer Richard H. Donohue Jr.

Witnesses suggest friendly fire felled MBTA officer

Richard H. Donohue Jr. was shot on April 19 during an extraordinary gunfight in Watertown with the bombing suspects.

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The Watertown shoot-out

A recap of the gun battle between police and the Tsarnaev brothers on a Watertown street, followed by Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s escape in an SUV.

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Allen Webster pitched against the Kansas City Royals at Fenway Park on April 21.

Hanrahan on disabled list; Webster added to rotation

An injury to Joel Hanrahan forced the Red Sox to name Junichi Tazawa as closer, and they called up Allen Webster from Pawtucket to start on Wednesday.