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Sen. Brown and wife uninjured in crash

Senator Scott Brown and his wife, Gail Huff, were involved in a minor accident in Dedham as passengers in a Jeep Grand Cherokee driven by an aide, his office said.

Shooting stuns small town of Greenland, N.H.

The sleepy town of 3,500 just outside of Portsmouth is reeling after the killing of its police chief in a standoff on a quiet street.

Raptors 84, Celtics 79

Celtics drop first game of tough stretch

The Celtics nearly wiped out a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit but fell short in the opener of a stretch that will see them play six games in six cities over eight days.

Red Sox 12, Rays 2

Red Sox rout Rays in home opener

The Red Sox received a strong pitching performance from Josh Beckett and broke the game open with eight runs in the eighth inning for the win.

N. Korea launch sets back diplomatic efforts

President Obama said Friday the US would work with other nations to further isolate and pressure North Korea, although he was not specific.

‘Club 47’ documentary explores heyday of famed Cambridge folk hub

The story of how Club 47 went from humble Cambridge coffeehouse to nationally known folk music mecca is a fascinating one. And yet it has never been told in such panoramic detail as this.

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Bad Brains brings its positive punk back to life

Since 1977, Bad Brains, who plays a sold-out show at the Paradise Rock Club Monday, has inspired innumerable musicians and proved impossible to duplicate.

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Why the government can’t write in plain English

The “plain language” movement wants to abolish bureaucratese. But what if regulations are obscure for a reason?

Romney accuses Obama of eroding gun owners’ rights

In a speech to the National Rifle Association, Mitt Romney painted President Obama as an overzealous regulator who is chipping away at America’s freedoms.

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Dan Shaughnessy moderates a panel including Ken Casey of the Dropkick Murphys and former pitcher Bill “Spaceman” Lee.

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Several hundred people gathered at the lighthouse in Scituate Harbor at dawn for an Easter morning service led by pastor Dan Eddy of Christ Lutheran Church in Scituate.

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The 116th Boston Marathon

Actor Brad Pitt and actress Angelina Jolie at the 84th Annual Academy Awards in February.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie get engaged

BostonGlobe.com named ‘World’s Best Designed’ site

Joseph P. Kennedy III attended the St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast in South Boston this year.

Joseph P. Kennedy III raises $1.3m

Statues of late leaders, Kim Il Sung (left) and Kim Jong Il were unveiled today in Pyongyang, North Korea.

Failed North Korea missile launch draws condemnation

Guard chief says rape charge part of ‘smear’

The lone goal by Chris Kelly set off a celebration by the Bruins.

NHL Playoffs: Game 1 | Bruins 1, capitals 0 (OT)

Bruins win playoff opener

‘Swift Boat’ donor throws big money behind Romney

Artist brings Green Monster into homes

Supporters of convicted terrorist Tarek Mehanna of Sudbury protested outside John Joseph Moakley Courthouse Thursday, where Mehanna was sentenced. Though he faced a life term under federal sentencing guidelines, he received 17 1/2 years.

Mehanna gets more than 17 years in jail

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Bullet holes and smashed windows marked the State Police cruiser that was shot at by a man in Chicopee on early Friday.

Police ID Chicopee shooter

Carlos A. Laguer reportedly opened fire in a downtown neighborhood, hitting a police officer in a cruiser before apparently shooting himself in his home, police said.