Community organizer Walczak to run for mayor
After a morning meeting with a group of friends and advisers, longtime community organizer Bill Walczak told the Globe today he will campaign.
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NCAA Tournament | Michigan 61, Syracuse 56
Michigan completes final bracket
Attacking Syracuse’s suffocating zone defense in the first half with 3-pointers, crisp passing and a fearless attitude, Michigan claimed victory over the Orange.
Canadiens 2, Bruins 1
First-place Canadiens fend off Bruins
The Canadiens are still No. 1 in the Northeast Division as the Bruins couldn’t take advantage of a late power play.
Blue Jays 5, Red Sox 0
John Lackey reinjured as Red Sox lose
In his first start in more than 18 months following elbow surgery, Lackey left the game in the fifth inning with an injured right arm.
Globe North
They still ask: Who killed Deanna?
On the 18th anniversary of her murder, hundreds flocked to Somerville to symbolically walk Deanna Cremin home to 48 Jaques St.
Ideas
Taxes, a love story
According to a group of tax scholars, with more transparency and marketing savvy from the IRS, the tax system could feel much more benign.
In the Know
Tips for choosing a credit card for travel benefits
Credit cards are one of the easiest ways to potentially save customers thousands on travel costs.
family entertainment
Boston Children’s Chorus crowns its 10th year with world premiere
The group marks its 10th anniversary with the premiere of the multimedia piece “A Boy Called King,” commissioned by the BCC and the ICA.
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Spotlight Report: Driven to the Edge
Spotlight Report
A nine-month Globe investigation of Boston’s $1 billion taxicab industry found widespread corruption.
Sports
Final Four
Rick Pitino’s legacy in Boston muddled despite college success
Pitino has taken Kentucky, Louisville and Providence to the Final Four, but memories of his days coaching the Celtics still provoke bitterness.
Metro
Stranded sea turtles on road to recovery, warmer waters
Staff and volunteers at the New England Aquarium Animal Care Center packed 28 sea turtles, all recovering from hypothermia, for a trip to Florida.
Columnists
Nation & World
Woman makes history by leading prayer at Mormon conference
For the first time in the event’s 183-year history, a woman led a prayer Saturday at the semiannual gathering of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Politics
Political Notebook
Obama apologizes to California AG
The president called Kamala Harris to apologize for calling her the “best-looking attorney general in the country.”
Business
Property developers Beal Cos. to partner with Related of N.Y.
One of Boston’s oldest and most prolific real estate firms is joining forces to create what promises to be a powerhouse of local property development.
Arts
Cimarrón’s ‘plains music’ anything but flat
The masterful joropo septet makes its Boston debut at Johnny D’s Saturday.
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Opening Day at Fenway
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Opening Day at FenwayNo matter how the fans are feeling about the Red Sox, devotees fill Fenway excited to cheer on the home team for the first game of each year.