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Rural school district considers 4-day week

The Mohawk Trail Regional School District in Western Mass. is exploring the measure to save money.

Chest in deaths of 2 children was part of recall

The chest in which the Franklin children were trapped was made in 1939, a year covered in a recall by the manufacturer.

US judge strikes down Okla. gay marriage ban

A federal judge said Oklahoma’s ban on gay marriage violates the US Constitution, but he stayed his ruling pending appeals.

Court decision could reshape access to Web content

An appeals court set aside federal rules that barred broadband providers from prioritizing some types of Internet traffic over others.

Toronto's Jake Gardiner beat Tuukka Rask with this shot in the second period to put the Maple Leafs ahead 3-2. Kevan Miler is at left.

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maple leafs 4, bruins 3

Maple Leafs power past Bruins at TD Garden

The Maple Leafs scored two power play goals to send the Bruins to their third defeat in four games.

Rodriguez’s attorney points finger at Ortiz

The attorney for Alex Rodriguez suggested that David Ortiz had used PEDs.

Make fluffy gnocchi like an Italian nonna

Taking a page from the cookbooks of medieval Italian pasta makers, these gnocchi are shaped from eggless dough.

Dining Out

At Commonwealth, the food has nothing to hide

The food is well prepared, but it is Commonwealth’s personality that will keep people coming back.

Opinion

PAUL MCMORROW

Allston rail yard is ripe for growth

The desolate, 140-acre Beacon Park Yard has the potential to be the site of Boston’s next great building boom.

Globe exclusives

Trina’s Starlite Longe chef Suzi Maitland’s stockpile of sriracha.

Sriracha apocalypse

“It may be a little more interesting and a little more dynamic than elsewhere because the government has intervened for an extended period of time,” said Partners CEO Gary Gottlieb on the Massachusetts market.

Partners promises a new model for care

Kevin Cullen

Insulting our intelligence

Harvard’s Farish Jenkins died in 2012, before research he helped conduct was published.

From ancient fish, a leg up

Photo gallery

Winter scenes, from the air

Governor Deval Patrick (above) and Highway Administrator Frank DePaola both have the power to order lanes or roadways closed, a power they have used on rare occasions.

Traffic jam politics won’t play here

Hackfit participants take regular breaks for exercise, such as yoga, and eat healthier food during the weekend hackathons.

Hackfit finds niche with fitness, tech

ALBUM REVIEW | AMERICANA

Rosanne Cash, ‘The River and the Thread’

Lovely Hoffman (left) as Celie and Crystin Gilmore as Shug Avery in “The Color Purple.”

Stage Review

A stirring ‘Color Purple’

Jeremy Denk played a collection of pieces he loves on Sunday.

Music Review

With Denk, disparate ideas find common ground

People who sleep less than seven hours a night are about three times more likely to develop cold symptoms, researchers have found.

Health

We need more sleep

A crowd gathered at a sales counter in a Denver marijuana retail shop.

Mass. in marijuana advocates’ sights

Sports

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It shouldn’t be long before Rajon Rondo trades the jacket and tie for his game uniform.(Barry Chin/Globe Staff),

Brad Stevens hints Rajon Rondo will return Friday

The Celtics guard wouldn’t expand on his cryptic tweet, but his coach said of his return, “We’re nearing that time, no question.”

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At Temple Israel in Sharon, Foxborough High School students attended funeral services for classmate, Sam Berns.

Mourners remember Mass. teen with aging disorder

Sam Berns, who inspired professional athletes and spurred medical research, died Friday.

Columnists

Bonnie and John Raines were part of a group that broke into an FBI office in Media, Pa. in 1971.

Opinion | JAMES CARROLL

Sounding the alarm, then and now

Peyton Manning and the Broncos are the final barrier for Tom Brady and the unsinkable Patriots.