Some of the things you should know to make your Marathon Monday experience safe and easy.
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Runners and spectators crowded the finish line on Boyston Street on Sunday.
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Dan Kubitza of Houston played catch with his children on Boylston Street.
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Farshid Parandian of Austin posed for a picture on the Marathon finish line.
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Visitors to the finish line took pictures on Sunday.
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A worker made some last-minute adjustments to a Boston Marathon banner.
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Runners pose for portraits at the finish line on Boylston.
Those heading out in the city for Marathon Monday have a better chance of staying dry in the morning.
New schools chief names transition teamTommy Chang?s transition team will consist of more than 30 members who represent a wide cross-section of the education sector.
Police believe Nicholas Horton was one of three people in a canoe that capsized on the lake late Saturday night.
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Officials fear the wreck could become the Mediterranean?s deadliest known migrant sea disaster.
Methuen
Methuen Police search for suspect in back-to-back robberies The same man is suspected in robberies at a CVS and at a Family Dollar store that occurred Sunday morning.
Kingston, R.I.
None of the train?s 207 passengers was injured, Amtrak officials said.
Jared Quirk, who died Friday while walking in Athens with his classmates, was remembered as ?a good, sweet kid.?
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CAVALIERS 113, CELTICS 100
Isaiah Thomas led the Celtics with 22 points off the bench. Kelly Olynyk scored 12, and Marcus Smart added 10.
Orioles 8, Red Sox 3
Sox starter Rick Porcello went five innings in the 8-3 defeat, giving up eight runs on 12 hits.
FLUTO SHINZAWA I SUNDAY HOCKEY NOTES
CEO Charlie Jacobs and President Cam Neely showed last week that they are in charge of the franchise?s fortunes.
For Julie Wade, ?Running thru chemo? more than a mantraThe Savannah, Ga., attorney continued training for the Boston Marathon through her breast cancer treatment.
Kevin Cullen
Listen to Bill and Denise Richard, and give him life in prisonLet?s remember the people who really matter, not Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
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Nicole Dungca | Starts & Stops
Instead of eliminating late night MBTA service, officials last week opted to scale it back.
Emboldened by Matt Lauzon?s courage, several other men have emerged to allege that a Biddeford police officer had molested and raped them.
KEVIN PAUL DUPONT I ON SECOND THOUGHT
Hernandez verdict brings back memories of prison visitsAs part of a sociology class, Kevin Paul Dupont visited the prison where the former Patriots star is now located.
Episode 19: What to expect in penalty phase of Tsarnaev trialThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
Greg Watson
Is Cuba the future of farming? The small country?s success in sustainable agriculture now has the rapt attention of US interests.
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The Big Picture
Music fans gathered to hear a wide variety of musical styles at this year?s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
Some female elites believe Rita Jeptoo?s two-year suspension from competition doesn?t go far enough.
Janet Vogelsang delves into the troubled lives of heinous criminals to try to convince jurors not to impose the death penalty.
Getting gamblers to the games with a minimum of traffic woes is a high-stakes undertaking for communities revamping their roads.
The potential candidates faulted President Obama for strategies they said were feckless and detrimental to the nation?s future.
Former President Bill Clinton and Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin are expected to speak at the gathering.
Research shows the first 72 hours after release offer a window when an ex-convict can sometimes be set on the path toward rejoining society.
In her new book, the founding artistic director of Lenox?s Shakespeare & Company argues that Shakespeare?s female characters matured as he did.
Cyclists can connect their stationary bicycles to a computer game and see themselves as an avatar pedaling around a virtual 3-D world with other players.
The echoes of Walt Whitman?s ?Drum-Taps?It?s difficult to think of a writer as antique as Whitman whose legacy is still as much up for grabs.
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