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Bruins take 2-0 series lead
Five Bruins scored as Boston extended its lead over the Rangers in their second-round playoff series.
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Brad Marchand got to the puck ahead of Rangers right wing Derek Dorsett in the second period.
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Henrik Lundqvist was unable to stop a shot by Torey Krug (not pictured) that put Boston ahead, 1-0.
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Mats Zuccarello went down following a first-period hit from Tyler Seguin.
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Ryan Callahan and Matt Bartkowski collided in the second period.
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Brad Marchand celebrated his goal in the third period that put Boston further ahead, 4-2.
Officer wounded in shoot-out speaks about his recovery
“This afternoon I’m feeling pretty decent,” said Richard Donohue of the MBTA Transit Police, who was wounded during a shoot-out with the Marathon bombing suspects.
BU honors two students who died before graduation
Boston University conferred degrees to thousands of its students today, but singled out Lu Lingzi, who was killed in the Marathon attack, and Binland Lee, who died in a fire.
Hometown Comfort event raises money for bombing victims
Dorchester residents gathered to jump in moon bounces, paint, eat, and raise money for the One Fund.
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25 years: Then vs. now
Names like Digital Equipment Corp., Polaroid Corp. and Bank of Boston — all gone now — were very big 25 years ago. A look at how things have changes.
New: Expanded Sunday arts
A sampling of the Globe's enhanced arts & culture coverage.
summer | world music
A Tribe Called Red reinvent the Powwow
Until DJ NDN and DJ Bear Witness came up with the Electric Pow Wow concept in 2008, a Native American electronic club night had yet to be invented.
Game on
Exploring video games from a cultural, artistic perspective
Given that working in video game production is now a viable career for talented young artists, it’s time to stop drawing a line between video games and “real” culture.
summer | country music
Jason Aldean finds his own path to the big leagues
Jason Aldean finds his own path to the big leaguesWhen the country superstar comes to Fenway Park, he arrives as one of the summer’s most hotly anticipated acts.
Summer | Classical
Handel’s fevered imagination in ‘Almira’
Handel’s fevered imagination in ‘Almira’ The Boston Early Music Festival presents the composer as a young and brashly brilliant upstart in Handel’s very first opera.
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Editor’s note: New expanded culture coverage
The Globe introduces a broadened Sunday Arts with new columns and weekly roundups.
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The Boston Globe’s annual rankings of the best in Massachusetts business.
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On baseball
Dustin Pedroia the best second baseman in MLB?
No team can boast anyone quite like Pedroia, whose next contract is likely tied to Robinson Cano’s situation with the Yankees.
Metro
A look at the Boston Marathon wounded
An ongoing series in which the Globe profiles those injured in the Boston Marathon explosions.
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Nation & World
Service outage expected for days, railroad says
Crews will rebuild 2,000 feet of track, overhead wires, and signals after Friday’s collision between two trains in Conn. that injured 72 people, an official said.
Business
Low-residency programs blend online, campus classes
Many working professionals are turning to flexible, part-time programs to retool or change careers without having to uproot families or quit jobs.
Travel
Travel
Berkshires inns offer high quality, higher costs
Two of the state’s top inns, Blantyre and its nearby rival, Wheatleigh, are internationally ranked and exorbitantly priced.
Books
Book review
‘Robert Oppenheimer’ by Ray Monk
In the new biography, Monk explores how well the developer of the atomic bomb understood himself.
Globe Insiders
Globe Talk | May 22
Inside the Marathon bombings
Inside the Marathon bombingsGlobe reporters and editors talk about the horror and heroic efforts of a story that has touched us all.