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Mass. businesses driving growth in solar investments

Commercial building owners, municipalities, and name-brand retailers are taking advantage of state incentives that have made it more affordable to fund solar power projects.

Patrick says Romney turned ‘his back on half the country’

Governor Deval Patrick made his remarks about Mitt Romney after video emerged last week of Romney criticizing people who don’t pay federal income taxes.

Review shows RCC put students’ basic needs at risk

A body of evidence collected by the Globe indicates that Roxbury Community College spent thousands on administrative raises while scrimping on campus amenities.

A watered-down deal for seafood shoppers

Frozen fish from the supermarket often has an excess of ice — and consumers are paying the price.

This is an optical illusion — the smoke special effects are behind Ray Lewis — but he can surely fire up his defense.

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Patriots at Ravens | sunday at 8:20 p.m. (NBC)

Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis hasn’t lost his edge

At 37, Lewis still approaches the game with the urgency of a rookie, still sets a tone of ferocity for the entire defense, and still breathes fire on the field and in the locker room.

Drug defendants freed in lab scandal

Suffolk County judges have freed at least 11 defendants facing drug charges, almost all with lengthy criminal records, since early September, in the first wave of potentially thousands of cases.

opinion | Jeff Jacoby

The ghosts of Jimmy Carter

Is it fair to compare President Obama’s foreign policy to former President Carter’s? The similarities were especially vivid after the murder of four Americans in Libya.

Red Sox 2, Orioles 1

Red Sox avoid a sweep thanks to Doubront’s gem

Felix Doubront gave up one run over seven innings and struck out a career-high 11 as the Red Sox won the finale of a three-game series against the contending Orioles.

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From The Archives | Photos

The Great Hurricane of 1938

The record-breaking storm that hit New England on Sept. 21, 1938 hit hard, killing approximately 600 people in the area.

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ideas

Introducing the robo-author

Rob Gronkowski was injured on this play against Patriots nemesis Bernard Pollard in the 2012 AFC championship game against the Ravens.

Dan Shaughnessy

Are Ravens now a rival for the Patriots?

Little money from third-party political advocacy groups has flowed into the Senate race since Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren in January pledged to keep such groups from advertising on their behalf.

Election spending on local TV surges

The Guerrilla Girls’ billboard paused at the Museum of Fine Arts, which the group, whose members are anonymous and take the names of dead women artists as pseudonyms, complained does not display women artists equally.

Guerrilla Girls launch art protest targeting MFA

Giancarlo Esposito (left, with Ray Campbell), nominated for an Emmy in the category of supporting actor, drama, infused his “Breaking Bad” character, Gus Fring, with an understated, cold fury.

2012 emmy awards

Emmys: predictions and preferences

Steve Sabol, who died Tuesday at 69, was president and co-founder (with his father) of NFL Films, whose depiction of the game is one of the biggest reasons the sport ascended to the top of the American sports landscape.

Sunday Football Notes

Steve Sabol captured Patriots for posterity

Melody Gardot, who plays the Berklee Performance Center Thursday, says of “The Absence,’’ her new album, “I wouldn’t have been able to do this record before. . . . I hear myself filling out around the edges.”

music

For Melody Gardot, a bossa nova rebirth

Jordan Caron, who will be 22 Nov. 2, was Boston’s top pick (25th overall) in the 2009 draft.

Sunday Hockey Notes

NHL dark, but Jordan Caron hopes to shine in AHL

Dakota Johnson and Nat Faxon in “Ben and Kate” on Fox.

arts

Manchester-by-the-Sea native Nat Faxon follows a charmed path to stardom

Lime Kiln Lighthouse (1914) on San Juan Island in Washington is a landmark for Northwest cruises.

Travel | interactive map

Under steam or sail, amid puffins or whales, cruising the USA