Region scrambles to resume its routines today

Side streets throughout Boston and surrounding communities remained snow-covered and choked off by plows trying to clear major streets.

Snowballs flew in a Boston Common crowd.

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Amid the toil, many find pure delight in snow

As Boston stirred back to life Sunday, the city was turned into a playground for young and old alike, under bright skies.

127,000 still awaiting return of power

National Grid expected to restore power to Brockton and Quincy by mid-Monday, while NStar said some might not have power until Thursday.

JULIETTE KAYYEM

Snowstorm will provide a blizzard of lessons

Mistakes made during this week’s cleanup will help drive preparations for the next storm. The cycle of learning and adjusting never ends.

Riders boarded a Green Line trolley at the Kenmore Square Station on Sunday shortly after the MBTA resumed limited service at 2 p.m.

MBTA service slowly roars back to life

Full service is set to resume Monday morning amid questions about why the weekend snowstorm had so hobbled the system.

President Obama ordered the raid on Osama bin Laden at this hideout in Pakistan. The scope of the war on terrorism and presidential authority has come under new scrutiny.

Calls grow to revamp antiterror statute

As antiterror operations expand, a rare bipartisan coalition is advocating that Congress apply a new set of checks on President Obama.

Police commissioner Edward F. Davis.

Leeway in policy to punish Boston police

The department has few set disciplinary guidelines, leading to wide-ranging punishments and tension in the rank and file.

55th Grammy Awards

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Mumford & Sons took home the big prize for album of the year, but it was truly an evening where everyone had a small piece of the pie.

Among Boston Dynamic’s robots is BigDog, a bot that can lumber across rough terrain and carry 340-pounds.

BOSTON DYNAMICS

Mass. emerging as robotics leader

Companies, including iRobot and Rethink Robotics, and schools in the state are at the leading edge of the next generation in robotics.

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The Boston area was surprised by the Valentine’s Day Blizzard of 1940, which left cars and people stranded overnight, and 31 New Englanders dead.

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Courtney and Russell Jenkins

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Spousal support for medical residents
If we had to pick the gold standard of the night, the award would undoubtedly go to Justin Timberlake.

Rule makers, rule breakers at Grammy Awards

Opinion | Jennifer Graham

Our zombies, ourselves

Album Review | POP

Eels’ ‘Wonderful, Glorious’ fits its title

Daily Dose

Which dietary fats are healthiest?
From left: Grammy nominees Kelly Clarkson, Marcus Mumford of Mumford & Sons, Frank Ocean, Nate Ruess of Fun., Taylor Swift, and Dan Auerbach

Grammy Awards | 8 p.m., CBS

Album of the year candidates are all worthy — finally
A 1955 Miami Beach Police mug shot of Bulger (left), and his booking photo in 2011.

A window into Whitey’s brutal life and mind
Scott Butera (left), chief executive of Foxwoods, and developer David Nunes

Foxwoods joins chase for casino license in Mass.
Major League Baseball Players Association executive director Michael Weiner is living with an inoperable brain tumor.

Sunday Baseball Notes

David Prouty steps up for MLB Players Association
Famous residents of the facing ville include White House staffer Alonzo Fields and muscician Terri Lyne Carrington.

Globe Magazine

Change on the Mystic
Coach Bill Belichick and the Patriots staff will stack a free agency board just like the draft, and figure out which players fit their system, and at what price.

Sunday Football Notes

An offseason to-do list for the Patriots
Tim Thomas got it done, the hard way, a career path he followed right to his last day here.

Sunday Hockey Notes

Tim Thomas one of best goalies in Bruins history

Sports

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Celtics 118, Nuggets 114

Paul Pierce, who had 27 points, 14 rebounds, and 14 assists, is especially happy as the final horn sounds in Boston’s triple-overtime victory.

Celtics win triple-OT thriller

Paced by Paul Pierce’s triple-double, the Celtics got past the Nuggets, 118-114, for their seventh straight win.

Metro

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Lauren Astley was allegedly killed by an ex-boyfriend in July 2011.

Wayland ready to help students through trial

The trial in the July 2011 slaying of 18-year-old Wayland High School senior Lauren Astley is set to begin Monday.

Columnists

Mason Plumlee is called for an offensive foul against Eddie Odio on this drive in the first half of Duke’s 62-61 victory.

Christopher L. Gasper

Duke wins on pedigree

Tech Lab Plus

Make any computer your own

JULIETTE KAYYEM

Snowstorm will provide a blizzard of lessons

Innovation Economy

Divining the future of real estate
Former Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle was killed Feb. 2.

JAMES CARROLL

Death comes out of nowhere

Yvonne Abraham

A playful solution
Boston fans wear paper bags on their heads during a game against Toronto at Fenway Park Sept. 9. The Blue Jays won 4-3 to sweep the three-game series.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Selling the Red Sox
The MBTA’s new subway ads feature badly behaving animals.

JEFF JACOBY

Boston’s commuters could learn a lesson from Tokyo’s

JOANNA WEISS

Facebook’s reckoning moment
The NFL has reached a level of popularity that no one sport can seem to match.

Bob Ryan

Would we be better off without the NFL?
Shawn Thornton fought the Rangers’ Mike Rupp earlier this season.

Christopher L. Gasper

It’s time for NHL to stop the fights
The Cambridge start-up Trovare is designing a rubber wristband called Amico, a new entrant in F2F networking.

Innovation Economy

Can technology help face-to-face networking?

Nation & World

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Marine General Joseph F. Dunford

New, likely final commander takes over in Afghanistan

Marine General Joseph Dunford will oversee the final transfer of lead responsibility for security to Afghan troops.

Politics

Senator Lindsey Graham

Senator vows to hold up defense, CIA nominees

Senator Lindsey Graham said he wants more answers about the Sept. 11 attack against a US installation in Benghazi, Libya.

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Dr. Ramy Arnaout at Beth Israel Deaconess got help from computer programmers with a challenging data-analysis problem.

Thorny research problems, solved by crowdsourcing

Dr. Ramy Arnaout at Beth Israel Deaconess got help from computer programmers with a challenging data-analysis problem.

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Book Review

“Bad Pharma” by Ben Goldacre.

‘Bad Pharma’ by Ben Goldacre

In the book, Goldacre focuses on the hiding and manipulating of data in drug development and marketing.

Health and wellness

MD MAMA

TdaP vaccine recommended during pregnancy

Why take the vaccine? To protect babies against pertussis, or whooping cough.

Magazine

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Change on the Mystic
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South End remodel: Rear window
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New England traditional, with a twist
The cover for the January 20 2013 issue

The last days of Sylvia Plath

Opinion

“In the struggle for resiliency after a disaster, there is no finish line.”

Juliette Kayyem 

Ideas

“Though speech is far more open in Egypt, it now carries a new and different kind of risk, one more unpredictable and sudden.”

Thanassis Cambanis,  on Egypt’s free-speech backlash

“Our neighborhood feels like a Charles Dickens book. It feels so homey to see dads pulling their little kids around.”

Laura Chew, of Beacon Hill