Volunteers, companies help Marathon bombing victims
The offices of One Fund Boston in the Prudential Center run on items given by firms and the labor of volunteers.

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The One Fund Boston undertook the daunting work of managing the victim’s relief effort and has raised $47.4 million.

J.P. Norden met Marine Sergeant Luis Remache at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Washington.

Hospital visit inspires Marathon amputee J.P. Norden

Depressed at one setback after another, Norden met people at the Walter Reed military hospital with similar injuries who had learned to thrive.

Johnny Boychuk, left, may have all his teammates (including Tyler Seguin, center, and Zdeno Chara, right) beat when it comes to bushy whiskers.

Playoff beard tradition in NHL continues to grow

Nearly every participant in the Stanley Cup Final has grown out his facial hair as part of one of hockey’s most celebrated rituals.

After entering the lobby of the SuperLux theater in Chestnut Hill, patrons can make their way to theaters that offer plush reclining seats with footrests, drinks, and appetizers and entrees from Davio’s restaurant next door.

Chestnut Hill movie complex aims for upscale comfort

For $28, moviegoers can recline in plush seats with footrests, browse appetizers, entrees, and drinks from an iPad, and merely press a call button to order food.

Acrimony over arms for Syrian rebels

President Obama’s decision to supply arms to rebel forces in Syria has deeply divided Congress, including members from Massachusetts.

The trial of ‘Whitey’ Bulger

Jury duty a hardship in long trials like Bulger’s

The pay for jury duty in federal cases like Bulger’s is $40 per day, and some legal analysts worry that it could endanger a defendant’s ability to get a fair trial.

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Friday, Whitey Bulger smiled at Dickie O’Brien, a bookie he used to shake down. When the testimony ended, Whitey wasn’t smiling.

Immigration agency ordered to name felons it has released

A judge sided with the Globe in a suit against the Department of Homeland Security seeking the names of criminals freed since 2008.

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Mickelson, Horschel lead after 2nd round at US Open

Phil Mickelson and Billy Horschel are still in the lead after about half the field returned Saturday morning to finish their rounds.

Opinion

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Turf, politics, professional jealousies, old scores, and lots of other issues are at play over Massport’s decision to expand the mutual aid network to other fire departments.

Globe exclusives

Photos of a prisoner at Auschwitz are displayed at the New England Holocaust Institute and Museum.

New Berkshires Holocaust museum works to find its audience
Lisa O’Hare stars as Maria in North Shore Music Theatre’s production of “The Sound of Music.”

Stage Review

A simple ‘Sound of Music’ at North Shore Music Theatre
You can buy your guy a “Hi-Neighbor” tie and he’ll look no more absurd than a modern-day NBA player during a postgame press conference.

99 Bottles

Beer gifts for Father’s Day and a beer event for One Fund Boston

Globe Talks | VIDEO

A conversation with Dennis Lehane
Bruins goalie Andy Moog swings his stick at Esa Tikkanen of the Oilers during the Stanley Cup Final in 1990.

Dan Shaughnessy

Bruins’ loss evokes memories of 1990
Friends paid tribute to former governor Paul Cellucci at services in Saint Michael Parish in Hudson, his hometown.

Cellucci, former Mass. governor, left legacy, kin says
16names - Pixies US rock band's Kim Deal performs during the Pilsen Circus festival in Montevideo on October 7, 2010. (Pablo Porciuncula/AFP/Getty Images)

Kim Deal to leave the Pixies
Towne Stove and Spirits.

Exclusive Sunday Magazine preview

Boylston Street eats
Western Sahara, near the Mauritanian border.

Exclusive Sunday Preview | Ideas

Why Africa’s last colony can’t break free
Bidding for the weed-bordered tandem parking spaces began at $42,000. They were claimed for $560,000.

Boston parking spaces sell for $560,000
Thomasene Walker of Brighton landed a catfish while Jeremy Schoen of South Natick looked on below the Charles River dam in South Natick.

Photo gallery

Globe photos of the week, June 14, 2013
Since 2003, the Red Sox have been able to close part of Yawkey Way before home games to use the street as a ticket gate and food court.

Businessman tries to outbid Sox for street license

Stanley Cup Final

Bruins at Blackhawks, 8 p.m.

Andrew Shaw (right), tangling with 6-9 Zdeno Chara in Game 1, relishes his role of master provocateur for Chicago. Much like Brad Marchand (left) of the Bruins.

Marchand, Shaw are annoying mirror images

If the Bruins are agitated by the Blackhawks’ Andrew Shaw, they might understand how others feel about their provocateur, Brad Marchand.

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New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski.

Gronkowski to have back surgery Tuesday

The diskectomy, the official name for the procedure to fix a herniated disk, will be performed in California by Dr. Robert Watkins.

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Friends paid tribute to former governor Paul Cellucci at services in Saint Michael Parish in Hudson, his hometown.

Paul Cellucci, former Mass. governor, left legacy, kin says

The former governor was remembered as a devoted public servant whose work “to make the world a better place” would leave a lasting legacy.

Columnists

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The firefighters’ airport hot point

Kevin Cullen

Courtroom tales bring Whitey’s reign of fear into focus
Governor Paul Cellucci delivered a State of the State address in 2001.

SCOT LEHIGH

Cellucci — independence and courage

JOAN WICKERSHAM

The innocent suspect

EDWARD L. GLAESER

Unfounded fear of Common Core

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Web of history
Bruins coach Claude Julien was upset after his team was flagged for a too many men on the ice penalty.

Christopher L. Gasper

A great night, just not for the Bruins
The Blackhawks were all smiles after their winning goal in the third overtime.

Dan Shaughnessy

Bruins, Blackhawks provided a thriller

Kevin Cullen

Defense sketching out a fantasy land

Yvonne Abraham

Stifling student voices at Northeastern University

JOAN VENNOCHI

Gabriel Gomez’s identity problem

Tech Lab

Keep data away from prying eyes

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A paramilitary soldier stands near a burning bus at the site of a bomb blast in Quetta.

Bomb on Pakistani women’s university bus kills 11

As family and friends gathered at the hospital another blast went off, followed by a flurry of bullets that sent bystanders running for cover.

Politics

A ceremony was held in Newtown on Friday, the sixth-month anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary massacre.

6 months after Newtown, a push to fight on

Family members of those killed in Newtown joined with gun-control advocates to launch a new effort to pass legislation that would require background checks for gun buyers.

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The Bruins train at a no-frills rink in Wilmington, which is cramped and out of the way for one of the NHL’s top teams.

New Balance rink could serve as Bruins practice site

The Bruins have expressed interest in moving the team’s practices to where New Balance has won approval to build a regulationsize NHL rink.

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Book Review

Somerville author and mother Melissa Mohr examines swearing’s history and its impact on human culture.

‘Holy Sh*t’ by Melissa Mohr

Somerville resident Melissa Mohr looks at the long, if largely unsung, role of swearing in human history.

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Weekend Fun Guide 2013
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The great froyo gold rush
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Full Globe coverage of the gangster’s ongoing trial, life on the run, and notorious legacy in Boston.

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“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