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Brush fires battled throughout Mass.

Firefighters battled brush fires in four communities in the eastern and central parts of the state Sunday, and at least one of the blazes burned on into the night.

O’Malley urges Catholics to renew their faith

In his Easter address, Cardinal Sean O’Malley urged Catholics to renew their religious vows and rededicate their lives to the church.

the masters

Bubba Watson wins in playoff

Bubba Watson defeated Louis Oosthuizen on the second hole of a sudden-death playoff at Augusta National.

Afghans, US sign deal on night raids

Afghanistan and the US signed a deal Sunday governing night raids by American troops, resolving a contentious issue and setting the stage for more agreements.

Fund-raising game upended in 2012 race

For the first time in the post-Watergate era, neither candidate will use public funds, while the super PACs created as a result of a 2010 Supreme Court ruling dominate.

Dr. Austen performed surgery on Debra Haining at Massachusetts General Hospital. The dots on her face mark the trigger points where she had told the doctor the migraine pain strikes.

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Migraines under the knife

A relatively new surgical procedure may offer relief for the very worst cases.

exclusive monday preview | G Force

Catharine Utzschneider’s making positive strides

Utzschneider is the head coach of Liberty Athletic Club, the oldest women’s running club in the country, and a BC professor who teaches a class on goal setting and performance.

globe magazine | Perspective

Should insurers get to decide your medication?

A woman named Rebecca Alves suffers from a potentially fatal disease held in check by a medication that her health insurance company will soon stop paying for. Dave Seminara asks whether insurers should get to decide what medicine we take.

Mike Wallace, ‘60 Minutes’ star interviewer, dies

CBS newsman Mike Wallace, who helped make ‘‘60 Minutes’’ the most successful primetime television news program ever, has died at 93.

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From the Archives | Photos

The Boston Common

“From the Archives” is a new series that highlights scenes of the city from the Globe’s rich, 140-year history. The Boston Common, in the heart of the city, is a good place to start.

Inside The Boston Globe

Kevin Garnett and the Celtics improved their Atlantic Division lead to three games over both the Philadelphia 76ers and the New York Knicks.

Celtics 103, 76ers 79

Big 2nd quarter leads to win

The long, hard half-life of Lawyer Johnson

Timothy Cook of Apple appears to be top earner of 2011.

CEO compensation continued to rise in 2011

Timothy Cahill’s defense undercut by record

travel

Nova Scotia’s link to the Titanic tragedy

Ideas

How democracies clamped down on the Internet

Patrolman Dennis Pearse of the Avon Police Department arrived, dressed as the Easter bunny, for the Easter egg hunt attended by more than 300 children.

From the Archives | Photos

Easter in Boston

Riverdance,” which made its Boston debut in 1997, has played in more than 350 venues in 40 countries.

FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT

‘Riverdance’ returns to say goodbye

movies

In theaters this week

Ideas | The Word

Taking back ‘Obamacare’

After Trayvon Martin, it’s time for ‘the talk’

Bring the Family

A family nature walk in Copicut Woods

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Scholars at Risk took in Tararith Kho of Cambodia.

Harvard provides temporary refuge for persecuted scholars

Scholars at Risk, an international program with a small branch at Harvard, offers a year of support to academics who face persecution in their home countries.