Body found on highway identified as missing boy
Jeremiah was 4 when he was last seen by a relative in September.

The body of a child found yesterday off Interstate 190 in Sterling has been positively identified as Jeremiah Oliver.

Red Sox 4, Orioles 2

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Brock Holt’s RBI triple delivered a 4-2 win for the Red Sox over the Orioles this afternoon at Fenway Park.

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For 75 minutes that began on April 18, 2013, he feared for his life, a prisoner in his own Mercedes, held at gunpoint by Tamerlan Tsarnaev.

Dan Shaughnessy

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The Boston Marathon stands as a symbol of American freedom and a population refusing to cower to terrorism.

A Tribute Run for those affected by the bombings got underway on Boylston Street.

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A Tribute Run for those affected by the bombings got underway on Boylston Street.

Boston, MA 041914 Mayor Martin J. Walsh and actor Mayor Martin Walsh and actor Kevin Spacey (right) made opening remarks before the Tribute Run.

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Mayor Martin Walsh and actor Kevin Spacey (right) made opening remarks before the Tribute Run.

A group huddled together after crossing the Boston Marathon finish line during the Tribute Run.

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A group huddled together after crossing the Boston Marathon finish line during the Tribute Run.

Rebekah Gregory DiMartino, a 2013 Boston Marathon bombing survivor, wiped her face after crossing the finish line.

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Rebekah Gregory DiMartino, a Marathon bombing survivor, wiped her face after crossing the finish line.

Beth (second from left) and Michael (center) Bourgault, bombing survivors, crossed the finish line during the Tribute Run.

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Beth (second from left) and Michael (center) Bourgault, bombing survivors, crossed the finish line during the Tribute Run.

Henry Richard, the brother of Marathon victim Martin Richard, participated in BAA Youth 2014 Relay Races on Boylsyon Street.

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Henry Richard, the brother of Marathon victim Martin Richard, participated in BAA Youth 2014 Relay Races on Boylston Street.

Bombing survivors Erika Brannock, left, and Rebekah Gregory-DiMartino made their way up Boylston Street.

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Bombing survivors Erika Brannock, left, and Rebekah Gregory-DiMartino made their way up Boylston Street.

Dave Henneberry, who owned the boat where the alleged Marathon bomber was captured, shook hands with survivor Jeffrey Bauman at The Watertown Police Finish Strong 5K race.

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The man who owned the boat where Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was captured shook hands with Jeffrey Bauman at The Watertown Police Finish Strong 5K race.

John Husson from Watertown carried his 5-month-old boy, Beau as he got set to start the race.

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John Husson from Watertown carried his 5-month-old boy, Beau as he got set to start the race.

Elite runners in the 5K race made their way down Beacon Street in Boston.

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Elite runners in the BAA 5K race made their way down Beacon Street in Boston.

About 10,000 runners got Marathon weekend started with a short race.

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About 10,000 runners got Marathon weekend started with a short race near Boston Common

Participants in the 5K race made their way down Newbury Street.

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Participants in the BAA 5K race made their way down Newbury Street.

Participants in the 5K race crossed the Boston Marathon finish line during the race.

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Participants in the 5K race crossed the Boston Marathon finish line during the race.

A runner threw her hands up as she crossed the finish line.

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A BAA 5K participant threw her hands up as she crossed the Marathon finish line.

Tribute run unites Marathon survivors and responders

The event brought together survivors, police, EMS, and many of those who witnessed the horror in the aftermath of the attacks.

Kevin Paul Dupont

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The Bruins displayed few of their best characteristics in game 1 of their series vs. the Red Wings on Friday.

opinion | Dennis Lehane

Boston Public Library wasn’t the target — what was inside was

Though the target of last year’s attacks was the Marathon, all fanatics, including the bombers, hate knowledge.

Travel

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ChiRunning is a new running style that helps the injured to recover and develop better running form.

Globe Insiders

Friday, April 25

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After watching the Huntington Theatre Company play, join photographer Essdras M. Suarez for a discussion about Cuba.

Globe must-reads

Homeland Security Investigators raid telecommunications and marketing firm TelexFree in Marlborough, Mass.

Embroiled TelexFree rose from humble beginnings
MIT professor Hugh Herr designed the prosthetic ankle.

How MIT brainpower returned a dancer to the stage
Richard Donohue posed for a selfie with David Ortiz as the Boston Red Sox received their World Series rings.

One year later, Donohue recovery continues

special section

Boston Marathon: Spectators’ guide
MIT police officers lined up for a procession during a remembrance ceremony for Officer Sean Collier.

Sean Collier remembered as one of ‘brave ones’
A blue eyed leucistic ball python for sale at Zoo Creatures/New England Reptile Distributors.

N.H. store draws reptile fans from around the region
Fidel Castro

Ideas

Cuba, you owe us $7 billion
Stephen Crosby will participate in the hearing.

Gambling panel stands up to Boston mayor
Internet users worldwide are racing to guard their computers against the “Heartbleed” security breach.

Criminals try to cash in on ‘Heartbleed’ bug
Mr. Cook wrote the hit “Peanuts” after hearing a neighbor refer to her young daughter as Peanut.

Little Joe Cook, at 91; his falsetto on ‘Peanuts’ a huge hit

Rescue crews continued to search for survivors Friday after the ferry Sewol sank in waters off South Korea. Rescuers scrambled to find 270 people still missing and feared dead.

3 bodies discovered inside S. Korea ferry

The search for the alleged Marathon bombers culminated in violence in Watertown.

In Watertown, normal will never be quite the same

Sports

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Brock Holt, who arrived just hours before game time, played solidly at third base, although this kneeling throw to second did not get the force in the third inning.

Red Sox hope Brock Holt provides a spark

Holt, who was hot at Pawtucket, was called up Friday to fill in at third base.

Metro

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Governor Deval Patrick.

Patrick reflects on decision to shut down Boston for manhunt

‘‘It’s a tough, tough call,’’ said Governor Patrick, asked if he would recommend the same course of action to other governors in similar situations.

Opinion

TOM KEANE

Police investigated the scene of a shooting in Mission Hill in March.

Gun violence’s toll a relentless form of terror

The scourge of violence in Mattapan, Roxbury, and parts of Dorchester is a slow-motion kind of terrorism.

Columnists

Innovation Economy

Time to get rid of ‘noncompete’ agreements
Claude Julien won’t get too riled up over Friday’s Game 1 loss. “It’s a long series,” he said. (Photo by Jared Wickerham/Getty Images)

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Don’t consider Bruins’ loss an upset

Derrick Z. Jackson

GOP’s 2016 goals: Restrict voting, win
Soleri inspired four biopics.

RENÉE LOTH

Paolo Soleri’s humane, radical urban vision
A Boston police officer escorted the hearse carrying the body of Officer DJ Simmonds after his funeral Thursday at Randolph’s First Baptist Church.

KEVIN CULLEN

The lion and the lamb

SCOT LEHIGH

In AG race, a clear choice on casinos

JOAN WICKERSHAM

The little bookstore tucked away in Cambridge
Don Chiofaro sat in the atrium of One International Place, where he can often be found in the mornings.

shirley leung

Chiofaro’s prospects may be looking up
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.

Opinion | SCOT LEHIGH

Slogging forward on climate change

Nation & World

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South Korean navy personnel search for passengers of the sunken ferry Sewol on Saturday. Buoys were used to mark the search area in the water off South Korea’s southern coast.

Latest death toll in ferry sinking at 36

“I am sorry to the people of South Korea for causing a disturbance and I bow my head in apology to the families of the victims,” the captain said.

Politics

“A lot of them want to know they can keep their own plan if they like it,” former President Bill Clinton told his advisers before a news conference in August 1994.

From Clinton to Obama, push for health care a political risk

Documents from the Bill Clinton years affirm a longtime adage: The more things change, the more they stay the same.

Business

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The public market is seen as a showplace for local agriculture.

BRA approves plans for public food market

A building near the Rose Kennedy Greenway will become a showcase for local farmers, fishermen, and specialty food makers.

Arts

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Simon Amstell says his stand-up comedy is based on reflections on things that caused him embarrassment or shame.

Simon Amstell finds humor in a show full of angst

Amstell says his stand-up comedy is based on reflections on things that caused him shame.

Lifestyle

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99 Bottles

Henniker’s wheat beer a delight

Henniker’s tap room is open for growler fills, tours, and tastings Monday to Friday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from noon to 4 p.m.

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Magazine

The cover for the April 13 2014 issue

Life grows on at Carlisle’s Gardens at the Clock Barn
The cover for the April 6 2014 issue

How Boston is — and should be — preparing for rising seas
The cover for the March 30 2014 issue

How the Marathon bombing manhunt really happened
The cover for the March 23 2014 issue

Best music options for a Miami vacation

Ideas

Ideas

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