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Antonio Matos was arraigned in his hospital bed at Lahey Clinic in Burlington on charges of shooting Woburn Police Officer Robert DeNapoli after a jewelry store robbery in Woburn. Judge James Barretto is at left, assistant district attorney Marian Ryan at front, and defense attorney Julie Buszuwski is at right.

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Andrew Daubar, Kelley Tialiou, and Mark Beeman moved Auguste Rodin's “Walking Man” to prepare for a new exhibit at Wellesley College’s Davis Museum.

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Alicia Maehara, 3, watched as Shabnam Hosseini , a grad student at Boston University, participated in Sidewalk Sam's chalk on the sidewalk art project during “Opening Our Doors 2011,” a free day of art, cultural, and educational events sponsored by 21 institutions in the Fenway.

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Liam Walsh, 8, cast his line while fishing with his family after a visit to the Boston Children's Museum in Boston.

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A swimmer made a ripple on Walden Pond on a mild October morning.

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Tufts University junior Anne Wolfe , left, awoke from her tent as part of Occupy Boston on the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway.

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Occupy Boston members who had been arrested early Tuesday morning posed for a photo outside the rear entrance to the Edward W. Brooke Courthouse after paying a $50 court assessed fee and being released.

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An Occupy Boston protester was dragged away and arrested by the Boston police in the park adjacent to Dewey Square at Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Parkway.

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A woman rode her bike through the Southwest Corridor park. The Dartmouth Street entrance to the park is slated for renovation.

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Cherobon-Bawcom, of Rome, Ga., crossed the Massachusetts Avenue bridge after opening up a huge lead from the rest of the pack in the Tufts Health Plan 10K for Women.

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Clarissa Buck , 15, manned the potato sorter inside the storage facility at Buck Farms in Mapleton, Maine.

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Anthony Bocchino, a past commander of North End Post 144 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, saluted as the Columbus Day Parade was held in the North End.

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Stephen Pezzone from West Roxbury enjoyed the sunshine on the Rose Kennedy Greenway in the North End.

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The traffic island containing the circle of cobblestones marking the approximate site of the Boston Massacre underwent renovations, as seen from the balcony of the Old State House. The circle, whose location is not historically accurate, was moved a bit during renovations.

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Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron hoisted the Stanley Cup in front of the hometown fans at the TD Garden before the team’s season opener.

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New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez got hit by the Jets’ David Harris and lost his helmet.