Surveillance images may shape Hernandez case
Bristol District Attorney C. Samuel Sutter met with reporters outside the Attleboro courthouse, following thearraignment of Aaron Hernandez Wednesday.

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The case against Hernandez was largely assembled using swatches of video, the often unseen eyes of our era.

Aaron Hernandez (center) in Attleboro District Court with his attorney, Mike Fee. (Mike George/Sun Chronicle)

Dan Shaughnessy

It doesn’t get worse than Hernandez

There have been terrible stories in the sports world, and we know athletes are no angels, but Aaron Hernandez’s situation is about as bad as it gets.

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Once cheered by thousands on the biggest stage in sports, former Patriots star Aaron Hernandez stood silently in handcuffs Wednesday.

Jeff Bauman and one of his rescuers, Carlos Arredondo (left), were honored before the start of Game 6 Monday.

Champions of a shaken city

No one expected the Bruins, a band of itinerant skaters with missing teeth and crooked noses, to comfort the city in its darkest hour.

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In his first news conference in Los Angeles, the former Celtics coach said he was happy in Boston but also wondered whether his time there had run its course.

Analysis

Mass. helped propel a sea of change on same-sex marriage
Julie and Hillary Goodridge, one of seven Massachusetts couples who sued for the right to marry, with their daughter Annie Goodridge in 2004.

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Massachusetts — the first state to grant same-sex couples the right to marry — played a central role in the path to today’s decision.

Possible tech levy alarms sector

Technology executives and trade groups are alarmed by potential new taxes on computer services as part of the transportation finance bill.

Gabriel Gomez, seen by many in the state Republican Party as a promising candidate in the race to fill the Senate seat vacated by Secretary of State John F. Kerry, was defeated by a wide margin by longtime US representative Ed Markey. Gomez campaign adviser Lenny Alcivar said Gomez is not yet contemplating his political options for the future and is going to spend some time with his family.

Gomez defeat leaves a party searching for answers

Republican Gabriel E. Gomez’s dispiriting loss is leading some state Republicans to suggest that it might be time to rethink their brand.

Tech Lab

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On Monday, Google will shut down one of its most useful services, Google Reader. Do not despair -- other aggregators are already here.

Opinion

News microphones waited to capture reactions from Supreme Court rulings.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Progress, regress

The Supreme Court granted rights and took them away this week in its decisions on gay marriage and voting equality.

Globe exclusives

Stars Melissa McCarthy and Sandra Bullock have genuine chemistry fighting crime in “The Heat,” which is set in Boston.

Movie review

A spark of life in the buddy cop boys club
Channing Tatum (pictured) as a Secret Service wannabe and Jamie Foxx as the president in “White House Down.

Movie Review

‘White House Down’ almost comical
Lucy Truman (left) and Kelli Ryan met recently with their lawyer, Tom Plummer, to discuss an immigration application for Truman, whose visa expires on Sunday.

residency applications

DOMA decision raises stakes for immigrants
Instructor Zayna Gold works with Danae Gil de Rubiois during a barre class at Boston Body Pilates.

6 ways to get fit
Neil Diamond sang

Names

Diamond inspired by first responders
Edward Markey and his wife, Susan Blumenthal, thanked supporters Tuesday night at the Park Plaza Hotel.

Senate special election

Edward Markey wins Senate race
Liberty Mutual’s new $300 million tower opens to employees July 11.

Liberty Mutual’s new tower opening soon
The emotional whiplash of the final 1:16 of Game 6 had as much to do with the Blackhawks rising to the occasion as the Bruins falling down on the job.

Christopher L. Gasper

Bruins’ Cup run was still inspiring
Cardinal O’Malley has declared he will not allow anyone to speak on church property who advocates beliefs in conflict with church doctrine.

O’Malley bars talk by priest over views
“I’m in a dream,” conductor Andris Nelsons said during his busy day in Boston.

BSO says a warm hello to Andris Nelsons
“There is a darker element to my music,” says Andrew Sweet, who performs and records under the name of Micetro.

Micetro’s trap catches a wider audience
Mei Mei Street Kitchen served lunch at Vistaprint in Lexington last fall.

dining out

Food trucks offer creativity, personality

Sports

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John Lackey claps his hands as he heads for the dugout after striking out the Rockies’ Tyler Colvin to end the top of the fourth. (Jim Davis/Globe Staff)

Lackey is sharp as Red Sox defeat Rockies

John Lackey struck out 12 and did not walk a batter as the Sox completed a two-game sweep of Colorado.

Metro

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Large fine upheld against BU grad for illegal song downloads

A federal appeals court upheld a $675,000 fine issued against Joel Tenenbaum for illegally downloading and distributing music.

Columnists

Yvonne Abraham

There’s no compromising on equality

alex beam

My fat problem — and yours
News microphones waited to capture reactions from Supreme Court rulings.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Progress, regress
Aaron Hernandez (center) in Attleboro District Court with his attorney, Mike Fee. (Mike George/Sun Chronicle)

Dan Shaughnessy

It doesn’t get worse than Hernandez

The Stockholm Public Library’s rotunda.

JOAN WICKERSHAM

Stockholm’s wall of knowledge

Adrian Walker

Taking arms against assault

Kevin Cullen

Repeat after me, Whitey was a rat

JEFF JACOBY

The myth of the inevitable Jewish minority

Ed Markey’s campaign focused largely on traditional Democratic constituency groups.

SCOT LEHIGH

Edward Markey grinds it out
The emotional whiplash of the final 1:16 of Game 6 had as much to do with the Blackhawks rising to the occasion as the Bruins falling down on the job.

Christopher L. Gasper

Bruins’ Cup run was still inspiring
Goalie Tuukka Rask (center foreground) and teammates watched glumly as the Blackhawks celebrated.

Dan Shaughnessy

Sudden end to Bruins’ magical run

Farah Stockman

Dirty secrets and sweet deals

Politics

At Dempsey’s Breakfast amd Lunch in Medford, Edward J. Markey greeted former state Representative Anthony Giglio,

Markey says he plans to reach across Senate aisle

US Senator-elect Edward J. Markey shrugged at the idea that he would have to stand before voters again in just 17 months.

Nation & World

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Relatives of victims of the Magdalene Laundries held a candlelit vigil outside Leinster House, the Irish Parliament building, in Dublin on Tuesday.

Irish Magdalenes to get $45m

Ireland will pay several hundred former residents of Magdalene laundries at least $45 million to compensate for years of unpaid labor.

Business

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Robert Urban will lead J&J’s new Boston Innovation Center.

Johnson & Johnson steps up effort to collaborate

The company formally opens its Johnson & Johnson Boston Innovation Center in Kendall Square to step up collaboration.

Arts

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Imperial Tsesarevich Easter Egg, 1912.

Largest public collection of Fabergé arrives in Peabody

The basis of the “Fabergé Revealed” show at the Peabody Essex Museum is not a collection borrowed from Russia, but from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.

Style

Rachel Reider brought Vineyard Vines designs and other elements into the Captain Fairfield Inn (pictured) and 76 Main.

Modern lodging gets a preppy twist

Boston-based interior designer Rachel Reider gave Lark Hotels suites inspired by Vineyard Vines.

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Magazine

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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
The cover for the June 2 2013 issue

Weekend Fun Guide 2013

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

“The Oregon experiment suggests that the most important advantage of getting more Americans insured might not be that it saves money or lowers their risk for heart attacks. It’s that it just makes them happier.”

Leon Neyfakh on health insurance as antidepressant