TSA identifies officer killed in LAX shooting
A law enforcement official directed passengers at the Los Angeles airport.

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Gerardo I. Hernandez, 39, is the first officer killed in the line of duty in the agency’s 12-year history, according to the Transportation Security Administration.

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Fans cautioned to leave home early for Red Sox parade

Officials were adamant that public transportation users, especially those planning on riding the commuter rail, take an early train to get downtown.

A disappointed Jeff Green walked off the court after the Celtics lost to the Bucks.

Bucks 105, Celtics 98

Celtics falter late, drop their home opener

The Celtics had a 22-point lead against the Milwaukee Bucks, but Boston choked it away in the final minutes.

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A local service dog nonprofit has reached out to Boston bombing victims. Pictured, Jessica Kensky and her husband, Patrick Downes — who each lost a leg — with her new service dog.

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Kensky got Rescue through the Pawsitively Strong fund, which was created by NEADS/Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans to provide assistance animals free to bombing victims.

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“We were devastated by what happened at the Boston Marathon and our immediate thought was, what can we do to help?” said Lisa Brown, NEADS manager of communications.

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The group’s service dogs are primarily Labrador and golden retrievers, while its hearing dogs are often smaller, mixed breeds.

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"I have someone to think about instead of just dwelling on myself. We’ve only had him a week and it’s like he’s always been with us," said Kensky.

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Nonprofit reaches out to bombing victims with an offer of service dogs

The flow of turmoil in the wake of the Marathon bombings was offset a bit when Jessica Kensky and Patrick Downes gained something: a young Labrador retriever.

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The city finally, formally, unveiled a statue of the Celtics legend who helped deliver 11 basketball titles in 13 seasons to Boston.

About 19,000 people registered for an online anthropology course taught by Wellesley College’s Adam Van Arsdale.

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For online professors, a celebrity side effect

Massive open online courses are bringing questions about matters like wardrobe and social media buzz to the halls of academia.

New acquisition Isaac Sopoaga (90) is a weapon for Bill Belichick to employ on the defensive line. David L Ryan/Globe Staff

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Patriots’ keys to a victory over the Steelers

New England has three capable running backs and should use them all to wear down an aging, battered Steelers defense.

Opinion

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Connolly’s attackers have succeeded at exploiting the keen sense of reverse snobbery that still prevails in much of Boston.

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It is time for America to live up to its principles and deny US support and aid to a government, led by Prime Minister Nouri Kamal al-Maliki, that denies basic freedoms to its people, said Patrick Kennedy (left).

Patrick Kennedy joins protest against Iraq aid
Martin J. Walsh visited a Central Boston Elder Services gathering in Roxbury on Thursday.

New PAC spends on Walsh’s behalf
Red Sox GM Ben Cherington (center) and John Farrell (right) must begin shaping their 2014 roster almost immediately.

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Cardinals runner Kolten Wong was picked off at first base by Mike Napoli for the last out in the ninth inning during Game 4 of the World Series in St. Louis.

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Alissa Bigelow hosted the web-based “In the Kitchen” for several years before becoming a yoga coach.

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Alissa Bigelow, 38; hosted cooking show, taught yoga
A drunk man passed out.

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Why Russia’s drinkers resist AA

The Red Sox beat the Cardinals in six games to become the 2013 World Series champions.

Kevin Cullen

With Red Sox victory, a lesson in hope
Red Sox Koji Uehara pitcher celebrated with teammates during Game Six of the World Series.

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Clockwise from top left: Nancy Gerter, Jay Hooley, Lee Pelton, Pelton and R. Robert Popeo, Beth Williams, and Linda Zecher.

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Glass ceilings and getting ahead
Jacoby Ellsbury (left) and David Ortiz share a $100,000 bottle of Armand de Brignac Nebuchadnezzar Champagne.

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Sox champagne cost $100,000
The skies light up as Bug Selig presents the championship trophy to Larry Lucchino, Tom Werner, John Henry, Ben Cherington, and John Farrell.

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Red Sox were a true feel-good story for Boston

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Tom Brady at practice Thursday, when his participation was mistakenly listed as full instead of limited.

Tommy Kelly out Sunday; Tom Brady was limited Thursday

The defensive lineman has been ruled out due to a knee injury, and the Patriots corrected Brady’s status.

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John Connolly took his campaign to the same audience in Roxbury on Thursday.

Connolly is quick to push his passions

John Connolly has used his office as a platform to push for changes, but his passion can also surface as a temper.

Martin J. Walsh at a Central Boston Elder Services meeting Thursday in Roxbury,

Walsh able to find allies in opposing camps

Martin Walsh has made his way back to semi-prominence by his ability to form alliances with unlikely partners.

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William Evans named acting commissioner of Boston police

Boston Police Superintendent William Evans is a popular commander who ran the Boston Marathon then responded to the attacks.

Columnists

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What happens if they can’t tell Vegas from Boston

JOAN WICKERSHAM

The battle after the war

President Obama talked about the Affordable Care Act at Faneuil Hall Wednesday.

SCOT LEHIGH

President needs Management 101

Alex Beam

Let childhood be
The Red Sox beat the Cardinals in six games to become the 2013 World Series champions.

Kevin Cullen

With Red Sox victory, a lesson in hope
The skies light up as Bug Selig presents the championship trophy to Larry Lucchino, Tom Werner, John Henry, Ben Cherington, and John Farrell.

Dan Shaughnessy

Red Sox were a true feel-good story for Boston

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Suffolk Downs has no clothes

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Looking for a new vision

Tech Lab

Microsoft’s tablet won’t win the war
Martin Walsh and John Connolly met in a debate one week before the mayoral election.

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Where was Mr. Nice Guy?

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Connolly makes a better case
Marlene Zizza has benefited from Wynn.

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Everyone wants a piece of the casinos

Nation & World

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Aaron Alexis had brushes with the law that did not show up in the review for granting him security clearance.

Navy Yard shooter’s check done properly, official says

Background investigators who vetted the contractor who killed 12 people did ‘‘what they were supposed to do,’’ an official said.

Business

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“We’re excited about moving forward into the next phase of our evolution as a company,” said Bruce Van Saun, chief executive of Citizens Bank.

RBS plans to sell Citizens Bank within three years

The move would unshackle Citizens from its troubled parent company and potentially give it freedom to grow, analysts say.

Arts

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Jimi Hendrix, in September 1968. PBS recalls the guitarist’s legendary contributions to rock ’n’ roll in an “American Masters” presentation.

‘American Masters’ offers a revealing look at Hendrix

The latest installment of the series on Jimi Hendrix recalls the guitarist’s legendary contributions to rock ’n’ roll.

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Domhnall Gleeson as Tim and Rachel McAdams as Mary in the romantic drama “About Time.”

‘About Time’ offers the romance of time travel

Writer-director Richard Curtis’s addictively sentimental film spins the tale of a frequently tongue-tied everyguy able to visit the past.

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A look at the 1946 and 1967 World Series championships between the Red Sox and the Cardinals, which were both lost by the Sox in seven games.

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“It is becoming increasingly clear that for all that hasn’t happened, at least one positive change has survived and taken root: a vigorous and healthy new version of civil society.”

Thanassis Cambanis,  on what’s changed since the Arab Spring