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?It just disappeared,? David Lettvin, Denise Lettvin?s husband, said of her John Hancock monthly annuity. ?We had no idea why.? — Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff

Sean P. Murphy | The Fine Print

An annuity check arrived every month for nearly 40 years. Then it ?just disappeared?

An annuity set up decades ago by Denise Lettvin?s mother vanished last year without explanation from John Hancock, which managed the fund.

Adrian Walker

A mother seeks to give her slain son a voice

Ten years ago this spring, Denise Cosby?s son, Justin, was shot to death in a high-profile murder on the Harvard campus.

Making tracks: Pace of work on Green Line extension project is picking up

There are no new tracks or stations yet, but the pace of work is picking up on the long-delayed extension project.

?Game of Thrones? recap: It?s the end of the world as we know it

In the hours before the ultimate battle for survival, the series found time for a grace note.

?It?s the women (duh!)?: Elizabeth Warren weighs in on ?Game of Thrones?

The presidential candidate shared her thoughts on the HBO fantasy series in a review posted Sunday.

MATTHEW GILBERT/YOUR TV GPS

The week in watching: ?Billions? at its best, remembering 1969, and a Trump-less roast

Globe critic Matthew Gilbert?s guide to what?s on television this week.

Celtics 110, Pacers 106

Celtics pull away late, finish off series sweep

Marcus Morris and Gordon Hayward had big games off the bench as Boston pulled away to win Game 4. Up next: it?s likely the Bucks.

Bruins 4, Maple Leafs 2

Bruins show pluck, force Game 7 vs. Maple Leafs

Brad Marchand scored twice as the Bruins survived some shaky minutes at the outset and a late third-period Toronto push.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

This is what we expected from the Red Sox all along

The Red Sox? three-game sweep of the AL East-leading Rays was reminiscent of tough victories achieved during last year?s championship run.

Opinion | Alan Berger

Russia?s next election hack

Trump could be replaced by a candidate who would be even more convenient ? for Russia and select friends.

Editorial

An Earth Day wish: Bring hydro cars to Mass.

It could easily happen. But we have to build hydrogen fueling stations first.

Alex Beam

Here, let me eat that for you

I could easily see intercessory everything becoming quite the rage.

13 passengers hospitalized after arriving at Logan

The group included students and chaperones who were returning from an April vacation trip when they fell ill on a flight from Miami.

How did little Ridhima die? Murder trial pits dueling accounts of shaken baby deaths

A medical examiner ruled the girl died from blunt force and violent shaking. Then she changed her mind.

For wealthy people or well-connected, college admissions are easier

The glare of the admissions scandal has obscured the vast ecosystem of other ways that the connected get a leg up ? all of which are perfectly legal.

?Don?t bark in the elevator?: Urban dogs learn new rules

In some Boston neighborhoods, good luck finding a condo or apartment that?s not dog-friendly.

New regulations are a matter of life and extinction for right whales

A team plans to meet in Providence next week and issue formal recommendations that seek to reduce whale deaths and serious injuries by as much as 80 percent.

Seth Moulton enters 2020 Democratic field

Representative Seth Moulton in Salem in February. — Suzanne Kreiter/Globe Staff

The congressman from Massachusetts? Sixth District announced his candidacy for president in a video on his website.

Union member Bob Berman (right) spoke with Bishnu Joarder of Roxbury, who agreed not to cross the picket line and shop at the Stop & Shop in South Bay. — Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff

Tentative deal reached between Stop & Shop, striking workers

After a 10-day strike, Stop & Shop and its workers have reached a tentative agreement, bringing an end to a work stoppage that crippled New England?s largest grocery chain.

Candidates to serve as Boston?s next school superintendent include (from left) former Minnesota education commissioner Brenda Cassellius, Miami-Dade County Public Schools chief academic officer Marie Izquierdo, and Cathedral High School principal and former Randolph schools superintendent Oscar Santos.

Huge challenges await Boston?s next schools chief

The issues facing the winner are immense and raise a critical question: What kind of superintendent does the 56,000-student system need to guide it?

Shock, sadness across region after bombings in Sri Lanka

Immigrants and local leaders spoke out Sunday after the deadly bombings, which killed nearly 300 people.

Officials say suicide bombers carried out deadly Easter Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka

Police in Sri Lanka said the investigation into the Easter Sunday bombings will examine reports that the intelligence community failed to detect or warn of possible attacks.

Uber joins Lyft in calling on customers to oppose fee hikes at Logan Airport

The two companies sought to enlist customers in their fight against proposed changes at Logan Airport.

John Oliver breaks down the redacted Mueller report

The HBO host identified ?incompetence? and ?disobedience as two of the report?s biggest themes.

Trump taking Russian help was fine, Rudy Giuliani says

President Trump?s personal lawyer insisted the president?s 2016 campaign did nothing wrong; a top Democrat in Congress said some actions taken by Trump are ?impeachable,? if proven.

Community hospitals are teaming up to save money

The Massachusetts Value Alliance includes hospitals that are working together to slash costs by buying some supplies and services together.

Trump?s strategy is to turn Americans into ?nationalists who hate everybody else,? Weld says

Former Massachusetts governor William Weld, who is challenging the president in the 2020 Republican primaries, blasted the president Sunday.

Mr. Vaccaro, who took up curling in his 80s, was a regular player with the Cape Cod Curling Club. — Alonso Nichols/Tufts University

World?s oldest curler Ralph Vaccaro, a WWII veteran and ocean researcher, dies at 99

Curling afforded Mr. Vaccaro world renown, but it was only part of a life that was as full as it was long.

Greg Shell on evening economic disparities

As managing director of the Bain Capital Double Impact Fund, Greg Shell works to identify and fund companies that offer profitable models for addressing critical social problems.

He bought the fencing coach?s house. Then his son got into Harvard

The Needham house was assessed at $549,300, but sold for nearly a million dollars. The buyer, who never lived a day there, would sell it 17 months later at a substantial loss in what may become the next chapter in the national debate over fairness in college admissions.

Munch Madness

Munch Madness | Final

And the Munch Madness winner is . . .

Beloved Boston bakery Flour takes the cake over Sarma to clinch Munch Madness 2019.

The Help Desk

Ask anyone who?s been in this position: Finding a therapist in the Boston area for a pressing mental health concern, especially for a teen or child, can feel overwhelming.

How to find a therapist when you need one

Experts say the list of things we need in our cleaning caddies is actually fairly short.

HELP DESK

How to spring clean like a pro

Love Letters: The Podcast

Season Two: How do you meet someone?

Dating in 2019 is?complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.