Wind farms on land grow with few critics

Despite controversy that has slowed the Cape Wind project in Nantucket Sound, land-based wind farms are expanding rapidly in the region.

Lifeguard Morgan McCarthy spotted a great white in the ocean off Nauset Beach on Saturday. On Sunday, McCarthy kept an eye on swimmers.

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Great white sighting at Nauset Beach deters few

Thousands of people packed one of the Cape’s most popular beaches — Nauset in Orleans — a day after a great white shark approached a kayaker.

Mitt Romney has long had financial ties to the student lending industry, a lucrative sector that has come under intense scrutiny in recent years because of some questionable practices.

Mitt Romney’s student loan plan criticized

As the president, Romney would allow private lenders back into the market, a move that could cost taxpayers tens of billions of dollars without saving students money, according to analysts.

Fedner Dorrelus (far right) led a hip-hop class as part of Boston’s Afterschool and Beyond program.

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Program keeps Boston students learning all summer

The Afterschool and Beyond program, which focuses on academics and the arts, began with 232 students in 2010 but now includes more than 1600.

Amelia Earhart relocated from California to the Boston area in 1925 and often flew from what was then Dennison Airport in Quincy.

Amelia Earhart search revives her local connections

The aviator’s great-nephew Jim Morrissey and other family members are among many New Englanders closely watching the saga, past and present.

Firms test nanotechnology to deliver cancer drugs

Two Cambridge start-ups are beginning to test cancer therapies that rely on particles about the size of viruses to ferry potent drugs directly to tumor cells.

Ellen Kokinda removed her vehicle from the corral ­— one of the parking spaces Somerville has set aside for bicyclists.

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How effective are anti-obesity campaigns?

Somerville has waged a decade-long campaign to reduce rates of obesity among its residents, but measuring the success of the initiative is a much trickier proposition.

New data center focuses on using less energy

The Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center is designed to be one of the most energy-efficient and environmentally sensitive data centers around.

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The first of three underwater crossings beneath Boston Harbor, the Sumner Tunnel opened on June 30, 1934.

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Eric McCormack plays a schizophrenic neuroscience professor who helps an FBI agent (Rachael Leigh Cook) in “Perception.’’

Television Review

‘Perception’ is less than sum of its quirks
Renata Simone

G Force

Looking at the grip of AIDS
Debra Jo Rupp as Dr. Ruth Westheimer in Barrington Stage Company’s production of “Dr. Ruth, All the Way.’’

Stage Review

The life of Dr. Ruth before she became famous

Daily Dose

Can a teen’s anger mean a mental disorder?
The Rangers have been the most balanced team in the game, with starting pitching, bullpen, hitting, power, and defense.

Sunday Baseball Notes

Handing out MLB’s midseason bests, worsts
Fishermen in Sao Vicente in Cape Verde pulled in nets. Leaders see schools as the base of their economy.

Bridgewater State helping educate Cape Verde’s youth

Opinion | Jeremy D. Goodwin

Lenox’s Music Inn was jazz’s secret hotspot
Zach Parise was the captain in New Jersey, but left that behind to go home to Minnesota.

Sunday Hockey Notes

Bruins take long shot attempt at Zach Parise
The MBTA’s preventive maintenance and life-extending repairs have been key to keeping things going.

MBTA mechanics keep old subway cars rolling
Lofa Tatupu finally signed with the Falcons in March. Now, he is battling with 2011 third round pick Akeem Dent for the starting spot vacated by free agent Curtis Lofton.

Sunday Football Notes

Lofa Tatupu back in game with Falcons
BU student Tim Larew (above) is one of three people behind the “12 for 12” project that’s bringing the city’s rap community together.

‘12 for 12’ brings diverse rappers together

Championship rowers outside the Riverside Park boathouse in Hartford.

Travel

How Hartford’s hard-working folk have fun

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Yankees 7, Red Sox 3

New York Yankees Derek Jeter and Andruw Jones celebrated their win over the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park Sunday.

Jones leads Yankees over Red Sox, again

Andruw Jones belted his fourth homer in three games, while the Red Sox, who have lost five of six to New York this season, dropped back to .500.

Metro

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Carlos Henriquez

State lawmaker arrested on assault charge

Dorchester state Rep. Carlos Henriquez was arrested after he allegedly punched a woman inside a car as they were driving near a Northeastern dormitory, officials said.

Columnists

A downed tree took out power lines last week in Washington, D.C.

Juliette kayyem

Pulling the plug on nation’s security

Tech Lab Plus

Samsung serves up a worthy iPhone rival
Fashion Project is Boston-based.

Innovation Economy

New site peddles high-end apparel to benefit charities

joanna weiss

‘The Newsroom’ and the news: There’s too much of both
US citizenship candidates wait at a naturalization ceremony in Los Angeles last month.

jeff jacoby

Time to rethink notion of immigration quotas

joan vennochi

When Mitt Romney’s campaign struggles, don’t blame the ‘Boston boys’
Despite high hopes, Konarka’s products never took off.

Innovation Economy

Why did solar cell company Konarka fail?
The T’s economic troubles may have consequences for the economic development of Boston.

opinion | Derrick Z. Jackson

MBTA’s troubles bode ill for region

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Our zero tolerance for moderation regarding drinking
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Christopher L. Gasper

Carl Crawford stands by allegation of racial slur

Adrian Walker

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opinion | Joshua green

Avoiding risk with the Romney Fog Machine

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Works built scaffolding at a construction site for a factory in Shandong Province in China.

Chinese prime minister warns of pressure on economy

Prime Minister Wen Jiabao’s warning is the clearest expression yet of concern at the top of the country’s leadership about a sharp slowdown.

Politics

Protestors from MoveOn.org, the Occupy movement, and Long Island Progressive demonstrated on Sunday against a fund-raiser for Mitt Romney at the beachfront home of billionaire David H. Koch (house on right) in Southampton, N.Y.

Mitt Romney’s offshore accounts draw more fire

President Obama’s reelection campaign continued to blast Romney for offshore financial holdings and renewed its call for the Republican to release additional tax returns.

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Egyptians chanted slogans in front of the presidential palace in Cairo Sunday.

Egyptian president moves to reinstate Parliament

President Mohamed Morsi ordered Egypt’s Islamist-dominated Parliament back in session, defying the military leaders who had disbanded the body just a month ago.

Arts

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Book Review

‘Zoobiquity’ by Barbara Natterson-Horowitz and Kathryn Bowers

The book examines the physiological similarities between humans and animals — as well as some illuminating differences.

Health and wellness

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CDC: Methadone overdose kills thousands a year

About 5,000 patients taking the prescription painkiller methadone die every year from the drug — the vast majority from accidental overdoses, according to a new report.

“Massachusetts is way ahead of everybody [with its clean energy goals] so, from a practical point of view, the demand is being created by Massachusetts.”

Paul Gaynor,  First Wind chief executive

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“A nuclear Iran or a cyber-threatening China are much more sexy topics than aging infrastructure.”

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“By taking massive numbers of songs, symphonies, and sonatas, turning them into cold, hard data, and analyzing them with computers, we can learn things about music that would have previously been impossible to uncover.”

Leon Neyfakh,  on what computers are teaching us about music