Bombing suspect’s family urged to settle on burial
The search for a burial plot for Tamerlan Tsarnaev has brought rejections from several cemeteries in multiple states and prompted a plea for federal help.
Kevin Cullen
Democracy marches on everywhere in Boston
Our revenge after the Boston Marathon attack is to, as the Brits like to say, carry on. And we have done that.
Witnesses suggest friendly fire felled MBTA officer
Richard H. Donohue Jr. was shot on April 19 during an extraordinary gunfight in Watertown with the Marathon bombing suspects.
Transparency lacking in bombing victims’ funds
Many retailers maintain a veil over the amounts they send to charity from fund-raising efforts tied to sales.
Severity of loss to decide bombing compensation
Expediting the distribution of financial assistance to victims is key to plans for the One Fund Boston, an official said.
Matthew Cavanaugh for The Boston Globe
Solitary confinement comes under new scrutiny
The courts and legislators are looking to rein in a practice they say causes behavioral problems, but which Mass. prison officials call an essential tool.
Farm-share programs, and angst, on the rise
As the number of farm-share programs grows, so does that nagging feeling: What are you going to do with all those vegetables?
On hockey
Jaromir Jagr, third line step up for Bruins
The third line was a difference-maker in Game 3, scoring a big goal in the second and picking the pockets of Leafs centers with ease.
Roxy’s plans to open restaurant in Allston
Roxy’s Grilled Cheese will become the latest nomadic vendor to put down roots with a brick-and-mortar restaurant.
Worcester bishop faces DUI charge
Bishop Robert J. McManus, head of the Diocese of Worcester, apologized for a “terrible error in judgment” following his arrest.
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Embracing fear, rather than running from it
In the wake of the Marathon bombings, the Rev. Liz Walker is preaching that it’s OK to live with fear.
Sports
Bruins 5, Maple Leafs 2
Bruins belt Maple Leafs in Game 3
With Monday night’s 5-2 win, the Bruins are now up, 2-games-to-1, in their playoff series with the Leafs.
Metro
Four sentenced in Woburn heist
A judge called the 2011 crime, which left a police officer shot, “one of the worst armed robberies that I have seen.”
Columnists
Nation & World
Syrian rebels claim they downed regime copter
The rebels said they shot down a government helicopter in the east of the country, killing eight security troops.
Politics
Edward Markey faults Gabriel Gomez on financing of campaign
Rep. Markey said he would work to push campaign financing to the center of the US Senate campaign.
Business
Mass. AG Martha Coakley says lenders violating deal
Coakley alleges that mortgage relief from a a $25 billion settlement is not being provided in a timely fashion.
Arts
Book Review
‘Class A’ by Lucas Mann
“Class A” could be considered literature’s answer to “Bull Durham” — raucous and scruffy, yet heartfelt and true.
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Globe Talk | May 22
Inside the Marathon bombings
Inside the Marathon bombingsGlobe reporters and editors talk about the horror and heroic efforts of a story that has touched us all.