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Police seek public’s help in Aaron Hernandez case
Police are seeking the same of of mirror (left) that was broken off of a vehicle (right) connected to the murder of Odin Lloyd.

Bristol District Attorney

Authorities are again asking for help in locating a piece of a car mirror connected to the killing of Odin Lloyd.

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Three government spokesmen resigned as President Mohammed Morsi faced increasing isolation and fallout after the ultimatum from Egypt’s military.

Trial of ‘Whitey’ Bulger | Live Updates

Another former drug dealer takes the stand

William Shea, a former drug dealer who was allegedly forced to pay “Whitey” Bulger, is testifying.

Researchers discover new tick-borne illness

Patients who test negative for Lyme disease after a suspected tick bite could be suffering from another illness also spread by deer ticks.

Mosquitos are tested for disease in a Massachusetts state lab.

Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff

‘Mosquito season’ calls for vigilance, state says

Anxious about a repeat of last year, when four people died from mosquito-borne illnesses, state health officials offered warnings.

Patrice Bergeron spent two days in the hospital after the Bruins’ loss in the Stanley Cup Final.

Patrice Bergeron healing, expects to be ready for camp

The Bruins star, who expects to sign an 8-year extension soon, is out of the hospital and won’t need surgery to correct his injuries.

Arsenal Mall a tech sector haven?

A scruffy stretch of East Watertown may be destined for a makeover as a mecca for start-ups and young professionals.

Opinion

Farah Stockman

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2013/07/02/BostonGlobe.com/EditorialOpinion/Images/stockman_90.jpg Paula Deen’s ‘Bubba’ problem

It is far easier to burn Deen at the stake for a comment 25 years ago than participate in a real conversation about race.

Globe exclusives

The Red Sox entered July as the only team in the American League with 50 wins.

Christopher L. Gasper

Can’t ignore the Red Sox anymore
Boschetto’s Bakery in the North End will close this weekend. Co-owner Mhamed “Ahmed” Idroui, who has run the bakery since 2000, said the business simply couldn’t keep up with increasing rent.

A North End bakery’s days winding down
A worker tuned the soundboard of a Concert Grand Model D at a Steinway piano factory in Long Island City, N.Y.

Steinway is being sold for $438m
Thomas Van Dyck, 32, is one of the newest members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

The BSO’s new ace of bass
Johnny Depp (left) as Tonto and Armie Hammer as the title character in “The Lone Ranger.”

Movie Review

‘Lone Ranger’ doesn’t have much giddy-up

Frame by Frame

Looking at ‘Woman Playing a Lute’
“Despicable Me 2” centers on reformed baddie Gru (left, voice of Steve Carell) and his interactions with Anti-Villain League operative Lucy Wilde (right, Kristen Wiig), as well as his Minions.

Movie Review

Less ‘Despicable,’ still funny

opinion | jennifer graham

Fireworks freedom
Bidding on eBay for a jersey bearing Aaron Hernandez’s name has reached $227. The piece of Patriots apparel originally sold for $50.

Hernandez jerseys are hot items on eBay
Nina Rossi holding her iPod Touch with a photo Lance Rice took after he robbed Rossi’s house.

Health

Heroin plagues rural Mass. towns
The sketch artists provided their own perspective of the scene in the courtroom when John Martorano testified at James “Whitey” Bulger’s trial.

Sketch artists in their element

Ideas

Revising your writing? Blame the Modernists

Sports

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ON BASKETBALL

Danny Ainge, right, and the Celtics, who introduced top pick Kelly Olynyk on Monday, have a long climb back to contention ahead of them.

Tanking for lottery won’t help the Celtics

Tanking the season to try to claim the No. 1 overall pick has failed miserably twice before, so why would Celtics president Danny Ainge try again?

Metro

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A State Police boat patrolled near the fireworks barge. The Massachusetts Avenue bridge will host a fireworks display.

Security measures dampen mood for July Fourth party

This year’s celebration on the Esplanade, which is Boston’s largest event since the Marathon, is fraught with concerns.

Columnists

Kevin Cullen

An apology out of guilt

JEFF JACOBY

Civil-rights generation prisoner to its fears

JAMES CARROLL

Our halting progress toward justice
The Franklin Park Zoo’s new Baird’s tapir calf will make her debut in a few weeks and will look similar to this calf, born there in 2007.

EDWARD L. GLAESER

Don’t feed the animals (do feed the zoo)
The Red Sox entered July as the only team in the American League with 50 wins.

Christopher L. Gasper

Can’t ignore the Red Sox anymore

JOANNA WEISS

Rich for a day, at least until the credits roll
Katie Mattscheck, an employee at In the Pink in Boston, uses Sagamore Retail to determine which items are selling.

Innovation Economy

Technology a hard sell to local shops
Richard Seymour, Robert Kraft, his son Jonathan, Myra Kraft, Tedy Bruschi, and Ty Law performed the Super Bowl victory dance at City Hall Plaza in 2004.

opinion | JOAN VENNOCHI

Without Myra, the Patriots lost their way
As their No. 2 all-time scorer, Paul Pierce’s place in Celtics history is assured.

Christopher L. Gasper

Celtics’ trade hurts, but it was time

derrick z. jackson

US is a segregated joint on marijuana
Once known for petty crime and drugs, the now-popular Brewer Plaza was renovated and opened last summer.

RENÉE LOTH

Brewer Plaza, reborn
Gui Cavalcanti is a contestant on “The Big Brain Theory: Pure Genius” TV show.

Innovation Economy

Can he engineer stardom on reality TV?

Nation & World

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Edward Snowden has been caught in legal limbo in the transit zone of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport since his arrival from Hong Kong.

NSA leaker withdraws Russia asylum bid

Edward Snowden’s options appeared to tighten Tuesday as India rejected his bid for asylum.

Politics

Senators Wendy Davis, Royce West, and Carlos Uresti led a rally in Austin prior to a special session of the state Legislature.

Texas lawmakers convene to revive abortion bill

Demonstrators thronged the Texas capitol in opposition to proposed abortion curbs.

Business

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Jeremy Hobson and Robin Young, the show’s host for 13 years, co-anchor the program.

An expanded ‘Here & Now’ debuts nationwide on NPR

An expanded version of WBUR’s midday news magazine debuted Monday on more than 300 NPR stations across the country.

Arts

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Movie Review

Kevin Hart’s performance touches on genius. But at other times it suggests desperation.

Strain shows in ‘Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain’

Some things are best left unexplained. Like jokes, or the reason for telling them.

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Magazine

The cover for the June 30 2013 issue

Rethinking the golden years
The cover for the June 23 2013 issue

The bee keepers
The cover for the June 16 2013 issue

Last of their kind
The cover for the June 9 2013 issue

Seaside haven

Globe Insiders

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Full Globe coverage of the gangster’s ongoing trial, life on the run, and notorious legacy in Boston.

Ideas

“To North Korea, the main security threat is not the United States. It is the prosperity, wealth, and prestige of South Korea.”

Sheila Miyoshi Jager,  on the unfinished war between the two Koreas