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Hart to leave State Senate, setting scramble for next president

State Senator John A. Hart Jr., a heavy favorite to succeed Therese Murray as Senate president, plans to announce he is resigning to take a job at a law firm.

Congress passes $50.5b Sandy aid bill

The Senate passed the bill, 62-36. Northeast lawmakers said the money is desperately needed to help recovery efforts from the one of the region’s worst storms.

Boy Scouts consider change in anti-gay policy

The proposed change would allow the different religious and civic groups that sponsor Scout units to decide whether to allow or exclude gays.

At groundbreaking, speculation on Menino’s political future

In Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino’s first public appearance since his hospitalization, other officials speculated whether he would run again.

Dominic Gundrum, 6 months old, smiled at his mother in his room at Boston Children's Hospital. Dominic recently underwent craniofacial surgery. He was born with an encephalocele.

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Agonizing trail leads to infant’s rare surgery

A mother whose baby was born with part of his brain outside his head, along with a myriad of other issues, turned to a Children’s Hospital surgeon for a rare procedure.

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Krejci busts 3-3 tie to beat Hurricanes

Turnovers by Shawn Thornton and Chris Kelly, two of the Bruins’ more responsible forwards, turned into a pair of Carolina goals within 50 seconds.

Exclusive Tuesday preview | Television Review

Plenty of characters, little story in ‘Southie Rules’

The South Boston-based A&E reality show, which premieres Tuesday at 10 p.m., has a lot of characters but not much plot.

Rondo may return by training camp, Ainge says

Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge said he expects Rajon Rondo, out for the season with a torn ACL, to be ready for camp in October.

MD MAMA

When to keep your child home from school

These days, with all the sickness going around, and with all the fright about the flu, it’s a question parents regularly face.

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Globe Talks: Inside Bowdoin-Geneva

Globe subscribers will get a firsthand look at the “68 Blocks” special project from the journalists who created the series.

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Enmojo, an Internet start-up founded by Robert Lawless (left) and Chris Buchanan, helps homeowners compare energy project costs.

Start-up easing the pain of energy upgrades

The Tumbleweed Tiny House Company is on the forefront of the tiny house movement. Its Fencl design is 130 square feet, including vaulted ceilings. And it fits on a trailer.

Opinion | Jennifer Graham

‘Tiny houses’ downsize the American dream

Carol Gilmore, a public health hygienist who provides dental services to children, treats Kyara Fortes at the offices of Brockton Area Multi-Services Inc.

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Bringing dental care to children without dentists

“Tito was great with me. I don’t think with any other manager I could have had that comfort level,” Jon Lester said on manager Terry Francona, who guarded the pitcher’s privacy during his treatment for large-cell lymphoma.

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Job became more personal with Jon Lester in need

Mayor Thomas M. Menino (shown speaking last year) said he is focused on the tone of this year’s address.

Menino and speech will draw scrutiny

Natan Odenheimer listened at a panel discussion hosted by Brandeis Visions for Israel in an Evolving World, a group at Brandeis University.

Group at Brandeis stirs debate on Israeli politics

Former Chelsea Housing chief Michael E. McLaughlin.

US may tell Chelsea to repay $7m in grants

In a set of stories being pitched foramovie, Leslie Bibb and Justin Long star in “Movie 43.”

Movie Review

What are these stars doing in ‘Movie 43’?

In Practice

Patients, doctors, and religious faith

Ben Affleck and the cast of “Argo” accepted the award for outstanding cast in a motion picture at the 19th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.

‘Argo,’ Jennifer Lawrence win SAG prizes

From his office in Burlington, Richard Wang, a security expert at Sophos, can determine where cyberattacks originate and which websites have been corrupted.

Mass. at center of a war on hackers

Is morality a conservative issue? Not in Canada

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Ray Allen got a hug after the game from Celtics coach Doc Rivers.

Ray Allen calls his return to Boston ‘interesting’

“We all have history together,” Allen said after making his first trip back to the Garden since leaving the Celtics last year to sign with the Heat.

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Man charged with assaulting couple with toddler on Red Line

A father traveling with his wife and 2-year-old daughter was allegedly attacked by a Weymouth man.

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JULIETTE KAYYEM

From Seneca Falls to Stonewall and back again

Tech Lab Plus

Keyboard for the iPhone is a clever touch

CEO David Patrick (right), shown with founder Chuck Goldman, says 100-plus companies use Apperian’s technology.

Innovation Economy

Intel invests in creator of ‘app stores’

Rajon Rondo looked to throw a pass in a game against the Charlotte Bobcats on Jan. 14 at the TD Garden in Boston. Rondo will miss the rest of the regular season with a knee injury.

Christopher L. Gasper

Rajon Rondo injury clouds Celtics future

Yvonne Abraham

Close call that shouldn’t be

JOANNA WEISS

Beyonce, the lip sync, and the lies

JOAN VENNOCHI

Put the brakes on tax breaks

Innovation Economy

Amazon is busy, but secretive, in Kendall Square

Derrick Z. Jackson

Obama’s more perfect union

Shirley Clarke’s son Gabriel was shot in the stomach Jan. 11.

LAWRENCE HARMON

Is it safe to walk to church?

JOAN WICKERSHAM

The joy of re-reading

Kevin Cullen

Here’s an out worth taking

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Relatives and friends mourn fire victim Tanise Cielo at a cemetery in Brazil.

Police arrest 3 after Brazil fire

Authorities are also seeking a fourth person in connection with the nightclub fire that killed more than 230 people.

Politics

Congressman Ed Markey Jan. 1, 2013.

Markey urges any challengers to sign ‘people’s pledge’

Representative Edward J. Markey challenged any candidates for John Kerry’s Senate seat to agree to shun outside ads, as Elizabeth Warren and Scott Brown did.

Business

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Enmojo, an Internet start-up founded by Robert Lawless (left) and Chris Buchanan, helps homeowners compare energy project costs.

Start-up easing the pain of energy upgrades

Enmojo acts as a price-comparison website, similar to Kayak.com and Priceline.com but for home energy products.

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Corey Smith (performing in Nashville in 2011) played with humor and country themes at the Sinclair.

Corey Smith cramps the style he aims for

While Smith’s words bespeak partying, his music and flat demeanor were too subdued to back it up.

Health and wellness

Daily Dose

Tips to make sure doctors don’t tune you out

How can you get your doctor to become a better listener? Here’s what the authors of “When Doctors Don’t Listen” recommend.

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Medical malpractice: Why is it so hard for doctors to apologize?

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My friend Tito

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Alfresco fabulous

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