Teen in custody battle to be moved from hospital

Justina Pelletier is expected to be discharged from Boston Children’s to a residential facility after a judge moved to end a stalemate that has kept her at the hospital for almost a year.

Patricia Campatelli was sworn in as register of probate by Paula M. Carey on Jan. 2, 2013.

After this holiday party, talk was of ‘punch’

Suffolk Register of Probate Patricia Campatelli was placed on administrative leave for four days after she was accused of punching an employee during a Christmas party.

Celtics guard Jerryd Bayless is a little hung up as he tries to find a teammate to pass to as several Warriors move in.

Warriors 99, Celtics 97

A golden chance slips away from Celtics

Their losing streak reached a season-high seven games after dropping a nail-biter to the Warriors at Oracle Arena.

Mayor Martin J. Walsh (left) posed next to his grandmother Mary Ann O’Malley. By the time she had reached her early 80s, O’Malley had forgotten much of what she once knew intimately.

Mayor Walsh takes steps to aid those hit by Alzheimer’s

Memories of his late grandmother in the stranglehold of the disease have inspired Martin Walsh to make improved services among his earliest missions in office.

Wellesley designer Yumi Barnett-Nakamura has worked with Harvard student Christina Gao.

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US Figure Skating Championships

The ice rink becomes the runway for female figure skaters

Skaters at this weekend’s US Figure Skating Championships will take the ice in costumes inspired by red carpet couture.

On a snowy Saturday night in 2002 at Foxboro Stadium, Patriots fans learned all about the “Tuck Rule.”

Dan Shaughnessy | Colts at Patriots, 8:15 p.m. (CBS)

Saturday traditionally is Patriots Day

The game against the Colts is the sixth time in the Belichick/Brady era that the Patriots have hosted a Saturday night playoff game. They’re 5-0 in those games.

Hiawatha Bray was enamored with the Oculus Rift virtual reality goggles.

Hiawatha Bray

CES 2014 offers feast of consumer electronics

The International CES is the ultimate toyland, a once-a-year grab bag of the new things cooked up by the tech industry.

Opinion

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Arts education, despite postrecession cutbacks nationwide, is not a luxury but a necessity, as important as reading and math.

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The Northeast Passage Wildcats between periods of their sled hockey game against the New Jersey Freeze at the Newington (Conn.) Ice Arena. The Wildcats won, 4-0.

Their shot at winning
Herbert and Dorothy Vogel in the documentary “Herb & Dorothy 50X50.”

Bowdoin receives a major gift from Vogels

Ideas

Can the evangelical church embrace gay couples?
Brother Isaac Keeley is director of the Trappists’ brewery in Spencer.

Monks in Spencer launch brewery

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The revolt of the unpaid intern
Brittany Collins of Quincy got ready to go down the slide at Fenway Park.

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With approval from Catherine Greig’s attorney, James J. Bulger’s lawyer visited her at a detention center in Rhode Island to deliver a letter the gangster had written to her on a legal pad. She then wrote her own letter to him.

With sobs, Bulger, Greig traded love letters

Shirley Leung

Locating the problem: Google Maps
Just a few years ago rents were 43 percent cheaper in the Seaport. Now the average rent is $52.92 per square foot, less than 1 percent below the average in the Back Bay.

Rents soaring in Innovation District
Max Aaron is one of six skaters scheduled to attempt a quad in his short program at TD Garden.

US Figure Skating Championships

Male skaters need the quad, but it’s so risky

Battered Patriots soldier on
Ballyfin Demense in County Laois, Ireland; The Alps around Grindelwald, Switzerland; Octopus salad at The Chase Fish & Oyster Bar in Toronto.

A 2014 travel bucket list

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Battling a foot injury, rookie receiver Aaron Dobson has appeared in just two games since late November.

Aaron Dobson out, Kenbrell Thompkins questionable

Dobson has been ruled out with a foot injury that he aggravated in the regular-season finale against the Bills.

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The Convention and Exhibition Center is hosting some junior competitions and practices for the US Figure Skating Championships.

Temporary rink for US figure skaters is built to perfection

The Boston Convention and Exhibition Center’s Hall A, not designed to hold an ice rink, is hosting some events related to the US Figure Skating Championships.

Columnists

The Saratoga Springs History Museum occupies an 1800s building once billed as the finest casino in the world.

JOAN WICKERSHAM

The ghosts of casinos past
Danny Amendola (above) was supposed to fill the slot of Wes Welker, but it didn’t work out that way.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

Time for Danny Amendola to shine now
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie spoke during a news conference Thursday at the Statehouse in Trenton.

SCOT LEHIGH

Will Chris Christie be a slow fade?

Yvonne Abraham

Still speaking up for his sister
Eugene O’Flaherty was tapped to be Boston’s lead attorney.

LAWRENCE HARMON

Red flags in Walsh’s picks for key jobs

Shirley Leung

Locating the problem: Google Maps
New Boston police Superintendent-in-Chief William Gross spoke Thursday as Police Commissioner William Evans looked on.

Kevin Cullen

A dynamic duo

alex beam

My fake online friend-bots

EDWARD L. GLAESER

New Urban Mechanics, keep tinkering

Adrian Walker

Founder of Haley House steps away

farah stockman

Can investors do more good than donors?

Derrick z. jackson

18th Annual Graduation Gap Bowl

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Molly Ryan Butterworth and Davida Wegner attended a rally supporting same-sex marriage in Salt Lake City. Utah will not recognize such unions as it appeals a court ruling.

Against Utah’s stance, US will recognize gay marriages

The Obama administration said it would recognize as lawful the marriages of 1,300 same-sex couples, even though the state is refusing to do so.

Politics

Bill de Blasio, New York’s mayor, caused a stir when he ate pizza with a fork at Goodfellas in Staten Island on Friday.

NYC mayor’s hands-off approach panned

Mayor Bill de Blasio ate his slice with utensils, violating longstanding city protocol of devouring pizza with hands only.

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Above, a worker at Cubist’s Lexington facility. Regulators have accepted for review Cubist’s drug for treatment of infections such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (left).

Cubist sees 2014 as pivotal in fight against ‘superbugs’

Regulators last month accepted for priority review Cubist’s application for tedizoid phosphate, an antibiotic for hard-to-treat infections, such as MRSA.

Arts

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From left: Lorne Batman, Jesse Wood, Brandon Green, Elle Borders, and Joe Kidawski play actors rehearsing a historical drama about race and genocide in Africa.

‘We Are Proud’: When history is written in a rehearsal room

Sure, the onstage entertainment at Emerson/Paramount Center is indeed a play, but even its director hesitates before using the word.

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Love Letters

Mom says she has to date

The letter-writer has “dating burnout” after unsuccessful relationships, but her mother won’t stop prodding her.

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Amid images of enthusiasm and devotion, signs of frustration are also seen among Patriots fans throughout the 1970s and 1980s.

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Charmed, I’m sure
The cover for the December 22 2013 issue

2013 Bostonians of the Year
The cover for the December 15 2013 issue

The best Boston Globe photos of 2013
The cover for the December 8 2013 issue

How cigarettes became uncool on campus

Ideas

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Black Republicans, liberal high-rises, late-night irony, expired food, and what else we’ll be talking about this year.