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Thousands finish last stretch of the Marathon route

From left: Amanda Watters, Mike Ross, Kyle Shade and Andrew Truco carried flags as they crossed the Boston Marathon finish line on Boylston Street during the OneRun.

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Thousands of runners and their supporters came out to finish what they started, running the final mile from Kenmore Square to the finish line.

Divers search reservoir for third person aboard fallen plane

State Police divers in New York are searching a reservoir for a third person who was aboard a small plane that took off in Bedford and crashed near Garoga, N.Y.

7 injured in cargo train collision, bridge collapse in Missouri

Authorities said several cars derailed in the collision and hit a pillar of a highway overpass, bringing it partially down.

Waterbury, Vermont makes a great base for a healthy escape, thanks to fabulous hikes (including Mt. Mansfield.)

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Healthy escapes in New England

Wouldn’t it be great to come back from a trip feeling stronger, healthier, and in better shape than when you left? Here are some high-energy escapes.

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Hiking China’s ‘wild wall’

To avoid crowds, opt for hiking on what some call “the wild wall,” miles upon miles of remote, unrestored sections of the Great Wall of China.

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Privacy rules get in bombing victims’ way

The excessive weight of privacy rules placed on health care providers and public officials makes it difficult for the administrator of the One Fund Boston to do his job.

On Route 9, a rivalry of elite fitness clubs

Is it the on-site Botox shots? Chilled towels? What makes a person join one gym over another?

Rask remains upbeat after a rare shaky performance

“You can either cry about it, or laugh about it,” Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask said about Game 4. “It’s better to have a sense of humor and laugh about it.”

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At first it seemed a grisly triple homicide in Waltham on Sept. 11, 2011, was a drug deal gone bad.

Waltham victim’s girlfriend says Tsarnaev visited

Mayor Thomas M. Menino endorsed Democrat Edward J. Markey for the US Senate Friday.

Markey’s taxes show deductions, Social Security income

Messages at a memorial for the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.

Marathon memorial: How much should we save?

A woman walked past scaffolding outside of the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem on Wednesday.

Peabody Essex Museum to delay expansion by three years

The bar at Saloon in Davis Square, an establishment that has the feel of a 1920s speakeasy.

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Boston’s speakeasy scene celebrates the Gatsby era

Dodgers manager Don Mattingly before a baseball game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Washington Nationals earlier this month.

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Mattingly gaining respect in adversity

Background checks for jurors in Bulger trial allowed

After formally throwing his support behind Edward Markey, Mayor Menino said he told Markey to “meet and greet” more aggressively.

Menino praises Markey, but ‘can’t explain’ schedule

Charli XCX takes the pop world by storm

Carolina (left), a loggerhead turtle, and Myrtle the turtle were reintroduced to the giant fish tank at the New England Aquarium after its renovation.

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Race for the Senate

Gomez calls Markey ‘pond scum’

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“He thought something bad was going to happen,” said Khusen Taramov. “He thought they were going to make up some charge and arrest him.”

Slain suspect had thought about missing FBI interview

Ibragim Todashev feared that if he went to an FBI office, he would never be let out, said his friend.

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Rangers’ Chris Kreider starts celebrating after his OT goal kept the Bruins from sweeping the playoff series.

Chris Kreider keeps Rangers’ hopes alive

One of the key reasons Boston College won the NCAA championship in 2010 and 2012 is now a big reason New York is still playing.

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Kristin Nugent of Boston wheeled her bicycle on board the CapeFlyer in South Station, headed for Hyannis.

CapeFlyer embarks on maiden voyage

The CapeFlyer’s kickoff trip departed from South Station at 5:12 p.m. Friday, attracting many to the restored service that has been absent for about 25 years.