State Dems. pick Warren, DeFranco off ballot

Elizabeth Warren won nearly 96% of the votes at the Massachusetts Democratic convention, the largest margin of any candidate in a contested race in the party’s history.

Advocates rally in Canton for ban on shock treatment

Arguing that electrical shock is a cruel and dangerous method of treatment, speakers and attendees lauded pending legislation that would ban the practice across the state.

Weekend rain could lead to flooding

The National Weather Service issued a flood advisory for the Massachusetts coast beginning at 10 p.m. Saturday, and another for Sunday evening.

Red Sox 7, Blue Jays 4

Red Sox down Blue Jays

Felix Doubront won for the fifth time in six starts as the Red Sox got their second straight victory Saturday in Toronto.

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Whistling boats into Gloucester Harbor

A “groaner” buoy has warned mariners of the rocky coast for more than 100 years.

Soundtrack: Gloucester's haunting whistle buoy

The mournful tone of Gloucester's whistle buoy — known locally as 'the groaner' — guides boats through Cape Ann.

Travel

Trout fishing in Patagonia

Bariloche, Argentine Patagonia’s outdoors hub, offers a fully-guided, four-day trip that doesn’t break the bank.

Book Review

‘The Mansion of Happiness’ by Jill Lepore

From conception to death, Lepore’s book takes us on a journey through life — one game-board square at a time.

Opinion | Joanna Weiss

Fifty Shades of Obamacare

Talking about contraception requires some honesty about sex.

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The hard truth about political compromise

Cancer tests Hingham High hockey player

In 1990, the Hayden Building on Washington Street was listed by American Heritage magazine as one of the dozen greatest American buildings in danger of disappearing.

Hayden Building to be restored

Adrian Walker

A few questions for Roxbury Community College

Photo released by the Keegan family shows Marina Keegan and her brother, Pierce, of Wayland.

The Podium

Marina Keegan and the gift of time

On Thursday afternoon, Eli Katzoff found a new home for his garden: the Andover Newton Theological School.

Seminary gives sanctuary to outlaw tomato garden

Whassup, citizens!

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Economy sputters into summer again

Lawrence Harmon

Red flags on the beach

Jason Zimmer, a supervisor for the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife, held a northern red-bellied cooter being released into Burrage Pond in Hanson.

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Brian McGrory

Warren: ‘I won’t deny who I am’

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Celtics 101, Heat 91

Heat star LeBron James tried to plead his case after Rajon Rondo sneaked in for a layup that gave the Celtics an 99-89 lead late in the fourth quarter.

Celtics earn critical Game 3 victory over Heat

Rajon Rondo (21 points, 10 assists), Kevin Garnett (24 points, 11 rebounds) and Paul Pierce (23 points) led the Celtics, who are now down 2-1.

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Dominic Panzino appeared Friday in Chelsea District Court for his arraignment.

Revere police capture man wanted in Florida murder

Dominic Panzino, wanted for allegedly murdering a 91-year-old woman, was arrested as he tried to change the tires on a stolen rental car.

Columnists

DERRICK Z. JACKSON

Governor’s recall polarizes mild Wisconsin

Lawrence Harmon

Red flags on the beach

Miami's LeBron James (left) and Rajon Rondo during Game 3 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals.