BRA approves $4.6m tax break for Fenway project

The deal for the $550 million development, negotiated by Mayor Walsh, received unanimous support from the board.

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During a federal raid at TelexFree Inc., an executive allegedly tried to leave with cashier’s checks worth nearly $38 million, according to court records.

Ang Tshering of the Nepal Mountaineering Association says four or five climbers are believed to have been buried and more injured by an avalanche that swept the slopes of Mount Everest.

Climbers feared missing after avalanche sweeps Mount Everest

Rescuers and fellow climbers at the base camp are heading to the area to help, and a helicopter is on the way from Katmandu.

Evan Horowitz | analysis

Look beyond unemployment numbers in job market

There are more comprehensive ways to measure the job market’s strength, and they put Mass. closer to the bottom.

Xander Bogaerts (right) was greeted by David Ortiz after hitting a home run in the sixth inning.

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Red Sox rally to beat White Sox

The Red Sox scored twice in the top of the ninth inning to break the tie and take a 3-1 win in Chicago.

Don Chiofaro sat in the atrium of One International Place, where he can often be found in the mornings.

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Don Chiofaro’s prospects may be looking up

While he waged war with Tom Menino over the Harbor Garage, Chiofaro seems to have found peace with the new mayor.

Tatyana McFadden broke the tape at the finish line in Boston last year.

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Tatyana McFadden returns to defend title

Last year, McFadden did something no other athlete had done when she won four major marathons in a calendar year.

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Two Brighton women are accused of scheming to take money that was meant to go to the care of the woman’s cat.

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Doug Most and former Governor Michael Dukakis discussed urban transportation and Boston’s historic MBTA.

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Walsh calls for top gambling regulator to recuse himself
As his ejection in New York showed, Red Sox manager John Farrell hasn’t lost any of his passion during his team’s lackluster start this year.

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Steady John Farrell stays the course
Boston Police officers walked along side hearse carrying the body of Boston Police Officer Dennis Simmonds down North Main Street in Randolph .

Officer who protected city ‘like a lion’ recalled at funeral
Gabriel García Márquez’s “One Hundred Years of Solitude” helped earn a global following for the literary style known as magical realism.

Nobel winner Gabriel García Márquez dies at 87
“I never planned anything, it just osmosed from one thing to another,” says Fred Taylor of his career in music.

Fred Taylor honored for 50 years in jazz scene
The start of the Boston Marathon in 1978.

Test your Marathon IQ
In her new book, “A Fighting Chance,” Warren offers a partial explanation for her skittishness around the press.

Warren ‘learned a painful lesson’ about the media
Charles Clemons spoke on air during the morning show on his radio station Touch 106.1FM in Dorchester.

US marshals shut down unlicensed radio station
The win by David Krejci and the Bruins over the Blackhawks in March helped spur the team to a 15-1-1 month.

Defining moments of the Bruins’ season

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Hamza Syed braced for an anti-Muslim backlash that never happened.

Inclusive spirit reassures Muslims

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Kris Humphries (left) would have to take a pay cut to remain with the Celtics, while Jeff Green (right) is good bet to be back for the 2014-15 season.

What the future may hold for the Celtics

The offseason could feature “fireworks,” as co-owner Wyc Grousbeck has said, so it’s hard to predict what the team will look like next season.

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“We want to alert passengers that this is a crime and if they see it, they should report it,” Transit Police Chief Paul MacMillan said.

MBTA unveils ad campaign for ‘upskirting’ ban

The agency said 300 new signs will be displayed in trains and buses throughout the city.

Opinion

JOAN VENNOCHI

FBI’s repeated failures

Questions linger about how the FBI bungled the investigation of Tamerlan Tsarnaev.

Columnists

Claude Julien’s team enters the playoffs with the No. 1 seed in the East.

Christopher L. Gasper

Bruins in unfamiliar spot as favorites

Alex Beam

The peculiar urgency of mortality

Shirley Leung

Siemens’s $660m helps narrow the skills gap
In this 2011 photo, Richard Muller, left, and his daughter, Elizabeth Muller, right, pose with a map from their study on climate at their home in Berkeley, Calif. Muller is a “reformed” climate skeptic.

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Slogging forward on climate change

YVONNE ABRAHAM

First past the post at Plainridge
Ecuador president Rafael Correa was elected in 2007.

FARAH STOCKMAN

The market isn’t free if the elites hijack it

Boston Capital

Biotech stock pullback good for industry

Kevin Cullen

A year later, the resilience of optimism
NCAA president Mark Emmert heads an organization that could be facing a period of change.

Christopher L. Gasper

NCAA must adapt or move aside

JOHN E. SUNUNU

Time to shake the copper habit

Adrian Walker

UMass Dartmouth still healing
Umpire Bob Davidson ejected John Farrell during an argument Sunday night.

Dan Shaughnessy

MLB replay system under fire now

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South Korean rescue team members searched for passengers aboard a ferry sinking off South Korea's southern coast.

Death toll from South Korea ferry disaster rises to 25

It is unclear why the ship leaned so far to port before sinking, and why so many aboard the ship were unable to escape.

Politics

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Steven Grossman criticizes Martha Coakley on gun control

The state treasurer put on a bit of political theater aimed at knocking down one of his rivals in the Democratic gubernatorial race.

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LevelUp cuts payment fees for merchants

The mobile payments service is working its way back down to charging zero credit card processing fees.

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Johnny Lee Davenport and Laura Latreille in “The Unbleached American.”

Davenport fills the stage, but ‘Unbleached American’ falters

Johnny Lee Davenport’s heavy lifting isn’t enough to surmount the Stoneham Theatre production’s flaws.

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BU was first in Division I Hip Hop and second in the top-tier team dance division at the NDA Collegiate Championships.

BU Dance Team wins its first national title

The Boston University Dance Team took Boston Strong to heart to win its first-ever national title at the National Dance Alliance Collegiate Championships.

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Tracks in Winchester may have been a false alarm, but experts say big animals are coming.