Paul Cellucci, former Mass. governor, dies at 65

The Hudson native, who rose from a smalltown selectman to become governor and ambassador to Canada, died Saturday of Lou Gehrig’s disease.

Mike Napoli’s trench is just one example of the time-consuming quirks that have become prevalent throughout baseball.

Why do baseball games take so long?

MLB game times, especially for some Red Sox contests, are running longer than any time in history. And there doesn’t appear to be any change on the horizon.

Brian Abboud, a horseplayer and consultant, said the tax will make more work for tellers.

Tracks fear Mass. game tax will sap bets

Gamblers are grumbling over a new state gaming tax on winnings of more than $600, and some say they may take their business elsewhere.

Pedro Brito discussed a physics problem with MIT professor David Pritchard. At right is Kira Street. Pritchard is taking lessons from his MOOC class to the classroom.

Professors take lessons from online teaching

The explosion of free online classes at prestigious universities has provided a vast laboratory to study how people learn.

Changes to dairy subsidies may take Boston out of equation

Billions of taxpayer dollars hinge on the price of milk in Boston, but that may be coming to an end.

Caregivers, bombing victims have special bond

Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital therapists have carved new paths for those most grievously injured by the April 15 attacks.

Caring for the victims

The therapists at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital talk about their experience of caring for the Boston Marathon bombing victims.

Charles Knowles inspected a Citi Bike station in Brooklyn, part of New York’s new bike-share program.

Shared bikes, headaches in New York, Boston

New Yorkers are looking to Boston for reassurance as their city’s bike-share program gets off to a bumpy start.

Eric Slifka heads up the company founded by his grandfather in 1933 with one oil truck.

Global Partners is now an industry powerhouse

The family-owned Waltham fuel distributor has turned into a Fortune 500 company in less than a decade.

Adam McQuaid, left, and Torey Krug celebrated after McQuaid scored in the third period against the Penguins in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals Friday.

Game 7 win over Leafs started Bruins’ run

After bouncing back in remarkable fashion against Toronto in the first round, the Bruins made things quite a bit easier on themselves.

Opinion

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The streets are teeming with what Americans believe makes the US great: the entrepreneurial spirit, in overdrive.

Globe exclusives

David Hyde Pierce and Billy Magnussen in “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike.”

Critic’s Notebook

Actors perfect the art of upstaging
Jaime Pollette in North Cascades National Park in northern Washington, an area just high enough to induce altitude sickness.

In the know

Combat thin air on your next holiday

Movies

Finding his innner Batman

Coverage

The Boston Marathon bombings
Jim Davidson (left) checked in with golfer Andy Oleski, of Orleans, on the fourth hole at Captains Golf Course.

On the Job

Golf ranger keeps things on course
Pickled Sardines at Spoke Wine Bar in Somerville.

quick bite

Bottles, bicycles, and banter at Spoke Wine Bar
This undated image of the human brain was taken through scanning technology.

Hospitals want to test drug with no consent
The Giant Ocean tank at the New England Aquarium has been given a whole new look.

Ten things to do on the Waterfront this summer

Newlywed Marathon victims share gratitude online
Tuukka Rask came up big time and time again in the Bruins net, ignoring the heavy traffic in his crease to come up with save after save and earn his second shutout of the series.

On hockey

Tuukka Rask stops potent Penguins
This week’s disclosures that the government reportedly tracks cellphone records and taps into Internet databases are only the latest evidence that American society is being tracked like never before, partly due to efforts to stop terrorism.

What surveillance can uncover about you
Trailers at Coolidge Corner Theatre. Some love them, some don’t. Now, Hollywood is asked to reduce them.

Hollywood debates making movie trailers shorter

Boston Children’s Museum at 100

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A Boston landmark celebrates the power of play

The interactive space for play and learning, with a collection 50,000 pieces strong, turns 100.

Sports

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Angels, 1st: 9-5 | Red Sox, 2nd: 7-2

David Ortiz watched the flight of his two-run home run in the sixth inning of the Red Sox’ 9-5 win in the nightcap.

Red Sox split doubleheader with Angels

David Ortiz powered the Red Sox in a 9-5 win in the nightcap after the bullpen lost its way in the opener.

Metro

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Former Boston Celtic Jason Collins waved to crowds on Boylston Street during the Gay Pride Parade.

Ex-Celtic Jason Collins a favorite at Gay Pride Parade

Two months after becoming the first active NBA player to come out of the closet, Collins marched in Boston.

Columnists

Yvonne Abraham

Rising and falling

JOAN VENNOCHI

Still so many questions for the FBI

JEFF JACOBY

Gomez and Markey on other issues
Michelle Obama was heckled at a private fund-raising event Tuesday.

joanna weiss

The power of contact
Zdeno Chara and the Bruins have made dramatic playoff runs for four years in a row.

Bob Ryan

Bruins’ four-year playoff run has been epic
A motorcycle taxi waited for business at the Konyo Konyo city market in Juba in July 2012.

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The Wild West in South Sudan
Puffer in better days.

Innovation Economy

The region’s tech sector, in a fishbowl

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Humor, pluck, and rust in mayoral field
A dejected Jarome Iginla skates off after the Penguins were swept out of the playoffs. Iginla had zero points and five shots on goal in the series.

Christopher L. Gasper

Bruins dominate from start to finish
“The chronicling of what Whitey calls The Big Show will be confined to the written word, though Whitey wants to control who gets to write those words, which is why my colleague Shelley Murphy and I find ourselves on Whitey’s witness list and possible sequestration,” writes Kevin Cullen.

KEVIN CULLEN

‘Whitey’ Bulger is sublimely vindictive

Scot Lehigh

Absent facts, the GOP still talks scandal

CARLO ROTELLA

Jack Vance’s adventure

Nation & World

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Syrians looked at the wreckage of the vehicle in the Adawiya district of Homs on Saturday.

Suicide car bombing kills 7; Syrian rebels lose key village

A suicide bomber detonated his explosives-laden car Saturday in Syria’s central city of Homs.

Business

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Product Reviews

Shop around to save on phone, cable, and Internet

Consumer Reports’ ratings of bundles and individual services show that most people have at least one decent choice in telecom.

Arts

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RISE

Oladunni Oladipo.

Oladunni Oladipo, standout sister singer

Oladipo, 14, of Canton, likes to think of herself as a gospel version of Beyonce.

Travel

Spring and fall are the best times to visit Cap d’Antibes in the south of France.

An idyllic escape in the south of France

A playground for the rich and famous, Cap d’Antibes has been drawing the global 1 percent since well before the 1920s.

Books

Book review

Much about rowing doesn’t translate to the page, but some books manage to raise the bar.

‘The Boys in the Boat’ and ‘Flat Water Tuesday’

In books about rowing, it’s almost impossible to avoid Mystical Rowing Mumbo Jumbo.

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Weekend Fun Guide 2013
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The great froyo gold rush
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10 best amusement and theme parks in New England

Globe Insiders

Globe Talks | June 11

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The best-selling author discusses his craft with Boston Globe editor Brian McGrory. Proceeds will go to the One Fund Boston.

Ideas

“In Boston, the mass summer exodus of students creates what amounts to a second city — a place that isn’t just warmer, but different in specific, surprising, and delightfully measurable ways.”

Leon Neyfakh,  on summer in Boston