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MBTA to give free rides from airport

Passengers taking Silver Line buses from Logan will ride for free starting Wednesday, a move that also means free transfers to the subway system at South Station.

Massachusetts doled out $171m in tax credits

The more than $171 million in tax credits in 2011 were for activities ranging from filmmaking to fixing historic buildings to redeveloping contaminated land.

“And they took everything away from us . . . and that’s not right,” said Vernon Corliss, who worked at GS Industries.

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How 1 mill thrived, 1 failed after Bain invested

Mitt Romney and Bain Capital find themselves at the center of an argument about their investment two decades ago in the steel industry.

Looking ahead at options if health law falls

Supporters and opponents are girding for the possibility that President Obama’s health reform law could be overturned by the Supreme Court.

John Tlumacki/Globe Staff

Charles Steinberg is the maestro of Red Sox magic

Wooed back to the team after a four-year hiatus, the Red Sox adviser has quickly put his stamp on the season and the 100th anniversary of Fenway Park.

Bob Ryan

Celtics have made it a series with Heat

This wasn’t supposed to be happening, especially after the Heat’s heartbreaking 115-111 OT win in Game 2, but now the Celtics are two wins away from the NBA Finals.

Springfield police officer killed

Kevin Ambrose, a 38-year veteran of the Springfield Police Department, was shot to death at an apartment while answering a call about a domestic dispute.

After killing, a vigil, grief in Cambridge

Some residents on Willow Street have been left with a haunting image of Charlene Holmes, 16, who was shot Sunday and lay dying on the sidewalk as neighbors tried to help.

Lacrosse is creating a retail splash

A growing group of young lacrosse enthusiasts, called lax bros, have cultivated a laid-back lifestyle to pair with the high-energy field sport.

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A pilgrimage for Nathaniel

The images in Aspen Mays’s 2010 series “The Sun 1957” look like sets of celestial dominoes. “December’’ is two 15½-by-11½-inch silver gelatin prints.

Photography Review

‘second nature’ focuses on the abstract

ALBUM REVIEW | ROCK

Patti Smith mixes pop, poetry, memory

“The science of physics is so much different than any other science that I’ve been exposed to. And I just found it very, very fascinating,” says Morgan Freeman, host of the series “Through the Wormhole” on Science.

Morgan Freeman returns to the ‘Wormhole’

Senator Scott Brown voted for Wall Street overhaul, but emails suggest he sought a loose interpretation of a key rule.

Brown sought to loosen bank rules

Dean Soucie of Oliver Ames High School in North Easton watched the award ceremony after his team lost to Concord Carlisle in the High School Super Bowl in Foxborough. (Dec. 3, 2011)

Photo gallery

Award-winning photos by John Tlumacki

Opinion | JULIETTE KAYYEM

Advice to women writers on the fifth ‘F’

Justin Colamaria with his mom, Tina Foye, and the breathing machine that helps his sleep apnea.

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Overcoming sleep disorders in children

The Celtics now stand two victories from what would be the most unexpected trip to the Finals in the team’s 66-year history.

Bob Ryan | Celtics 93, Heat 91 (OT)

Celtics didn’t make it easy in Game 4 win

Opinion | jennifer graham

Women are up against the grass ceiling

Rob DeRosa, Boston’s superintendent of waste reduction, at the site of the tainted compost in Mattapan.

Lead content ruins Boston’s cherished compost

opinion | John E. Sununu

Private-sector propulsion

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Mario Chalmers misses a 3-pointer late in Game 4 - perhaps with some help from the Celtics bench.

Back in South Beach, Heat feeling the pressure

As the series has progressed, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra has realized he can’t use the standard game plan and standard roster to beat the Celtics.

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The damaged Back Bay Scotia Street substation after a massive fire in March.

NStar report cannot find a blackout cause

An independent forensic engineering firm could not determine the cause of a power failure in March that plunged the Back Bay and other Boston neighborhoods into darkness.