FBI shooter had stormy record as officer

The Boston FBI agent who fatally shot a Chechen friend of Tamerlan Tsarnaev in Florida last year had a brief and troubled past at the Oakland Police Department in California.

Jamie Ciocon, a student at Boston College, used Yik Yak for four days but deleted it because of “repulsive” comments.

App for nameless posts evokes allure, alarm on campuses

Yik Yak allows for anonymous comments and is increasingly popular on campuses but is drawing a backlash.

Jacqueline Kennedy shared a secret correspondence over nearly 15 years with Father Joseph Leonard, an Irish priest.

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New letters reveal more intimate side of Jackie Kennedy

The former first lady shared a secret correspondence over nearly 15 years with an Irish priest.

Holly Cekala sees as many as 700 people looking for help a day as manager of the Anchor Recovery Community Center in Pawtucket.

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Fentanyl heightens a heroin crisis in R.I.

Fentanyl-laced heroin has burst from obscurity and been linked to dozens, and possibly hundreds, of opioid-related deaths in the Northeast.

Shirley Leung

Banking executives get lots of help with housing

Bank leaders earning hefty salaries may also get pricey housing subsidies.

Assistant Attorney General Jane Young holds aphoto of Brentwood Police Officer Steve Arkell.

Officer recalled as peacemaker, problem solver

Steve Arkell was the kind of police officer who would rather write a warning than a ticket and aimed to end fights with words instead of handcuffs.

You can count on some ill will whenever the Bruins and Canadiens meet. AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Paul Chiasson

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

For Bruins, beating Canadiens will be seventh heaven

I’m secretly glad that this series went seven games — it will make Wednesday that much sweeter. Losing this game is simply unacceptable.

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The proposed satanic event was a stunt, not a meaningful statement about religion or free expression.

Food & dining

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Five Boston-area chefs critique the new film “Chef,” about a Los Angeles chef working in a high-end, but soulless, restaurant.

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Dover’s Central Ave. is lined with shops, restaurants, and small businesses.

A Tank Away

Dover, N.H., a historic town with modern comforts

dining out

First karaoke and trivia, now Ping-Pong, bowling, and more
Patty Gilette said using the new TSA expedited security screening at Logan was a “fabulous experience.”

Faster screening opened at Logan

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Best Chef Northeast is at the top of his game
Curt Schilling's home at his estate in Medfield.

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Schillings find a buyer for Medfield home
You can count on some ill will whenever the Bruins and Canadiens meet. AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Paul Chiasson

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

For Bruins, beating Canadiens will be seventh heaven
From left, Margaret and Irene Li of Mei Mei, Tim Maslow of Ribelle, James DiSabatino of Roxy’s Grilled Cheese, and Rachel Klein of Liquid Art House at the AMC Loews Boston Common.

Boston-are chefs see themselves in ‘Chef’
Donald Sterling spoke with CNN’s Anderson Cooper in an interview broadcast Monday.

Magic Johnson should be ‘ashamed,’ Sterling says
Below the water’s surface, pressures 1,000 times greater than the ones at sea level probably led to the implosion of one of Nereus’s pressure housings.

Robot on unique quest implodes under sea

BetaBoston

Vague job title to blame for Baker controversy?

Names

First look at Ben Affleck as Batman
St. Paul Church in Cambridge had standing room only for the holy hour held in response to a planned black mass at Harvard, which was canceled.

Black mass at Harvard is called off

Sports

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Twins 8, Red Sox 6

David Ortiz had two home runs and four RBI in the loss.

Red Sox beaten on walkoff in 9th

David Ortiz was 4 for 5 with two solo home runs and two RBI singles, but with the score tied, Andrew Miller surrendered a home run in the ninth.

Metro

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MassDOT board expected to approve MBTA fare hikes

The board is set to vote Wednesday to increase bus, subway, or commuter rail passes by as much as 6. 5 percent.

Columnists

Adrian Walker

A tall order for chief inspector
Activists rallied at the State House last September to urge divestment from companies that produce and support fossil fuels.

JEFF JACOBY

‘Fossil free’ isn’t folly free

SCOT LEHIGH

Casting light on shadowy campaign dollars

Montreal’s Lars Eller celebrated his goal against the Bruins in Game 6.

Kevin Paul Dupont

Canadiens’ gambling style an advantage vs. Bruins
Mayor Martin Walsh and his Belfast counterpart, Máirtín Ó Muilleoir, outside the Seaport Hotel after they signed a sister city agreement. The Lord Mayor’s chain of office weighs 14 pounds.

KEVIN CULLEN

Sister cities and brother Buddhists
Thanks to some fine work by Carey Price (right), the Canadiens earned a return trip to Boston for Game 7 on Wednesday night. Thanks to some fine work by Carey Price (right), the Canadiens earned a return trip to Boston for Game 7 on Wednesday night. (Barry Chin/Globe Staff).

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

Game 7 the only way to end Bruins-Canadiens

Boston Capital

Athenahealth responds to hedge fund critic

Adrian Walker

Fisher is strife of the party
The US Supreme Court upheld the right of government entities to allow sectarian prayers before public meetings.

JAMES CARROLL

For religion’s sake, separate church, state

JOHN E. SUNUNU

Big Data, meet Big Brother

Yvonne Abraham

No sure bet on casinos

JOAN VENNOCHI

Protect assault victims, not the brand

Politics

Baker oversaw firm where pension funds were invested

Charlie Baker’s campaign acknowledged his firm directed money from a New Jersey pension fund toward a health insurance company he oversees.

Nation & World

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Calls worldwide for the Nigerian girls’ release included a march Tuesday on the Esplanade du Trocadero in Paris.

Relief, anger for parents of missing Nigerian girls

The militants released their video to news organizations on Monday, providing the first glimpse of the girls in what has become a global search effort.

Business

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Nine percent of those polled by Bankrate.com carry no cash at all.

Carrying cash is becoming passé, a survey shows

Almost nobody carries cash anymore, a study shows, and those who do don’t carry much.

Arts

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Seiji Ozawa conducting.

For Seiji Ozawa, a warm reunion with the BSO

The former music director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra has made a poignant, hard-won return to conducting, and last week he enjoyed a warm reunion with the BSO.

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The equipment might look different these days, but we still need to run around outside when we have the chance.

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Will the Green Line Extension make Somerville real estate go crazy?

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Alan Guth: What made the Big Bang bang
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Who will support Boston’s museums, symphonies?
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Pregnant prisoners are losing their shackles

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Sally Dwyer-McNulty traces how religious dress evolved in America.