Coast Guard suspends search for missing toddler

Caleigh Anne Harrison, 2, went missing Thursday while her family was visiting Long Beach in Rockport.

George Zimmerman, Trayvon Martin’s shooter

Trayvon Martin shooter apologizes on the stand

The judge set bail at $150,000 for George Zimmerman, who could be released within days.

The Red Sox donned throwback uniforms as they celebrated the 100th anniversary of Fenway Park.

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Caroline Kennedy threw out the first pitch as Sox owner John Henry looked on.

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Sox employee Russ Raiche gave out souvenir tickets to fans inside the gates of Yawkey Way.

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The Sox welcomed back dozens of former players for the opening ceremony. Carlton Fisk waved to the crowd.

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Kevin Millar and Pedro Martinez led the fans at Fenway in a toast to celebrate the 100th anniversary.

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David Ortiz hugged manager Bobby Valentine during warmups before the anniversary celebration.

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Fenway Park gleamed for the 100th anniversary celebration of the Red Sox' first game there.

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Millar embraced former teammate Josh Beckett before the game.

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Workers distributed grape juice at each seat for the toast the Red Sox intended to make to Fenway Park.

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Fans lined up outside the park hoping to score tickets to the 100th anniversary game against the Yankees.

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The ceremonies came one day after thousands turned out for an open house at Fenway Park.

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The scoreboard on the Green Monster marked the anniversary with a

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Fenway Park celebrates 100 years

The Red Sox toasted Fenway Park’s centennial in grand style with a rousing ceremony in which hundreds of former players were welcomed back.

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Anybody want to buy a used jail?

For sale: 22-story high-rise, mostly abandoned, walking distance to Kendall Square. Prisoners not included.

The front entrance of the old Middlesex County courthouse building in East Cambridge, which is for sale — including the jail on the top floors. Several developers have bid for the challenge of redeveloping the mostly-vacant concrete tower.

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The front entrance of the old Middlesex County courthouse building in East Cambridge, which is for sale — including the jail on the top floors.

Several developers have bid for the challenge of redeveloping the mostly vacant concrete tower.

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Several developers have bid for the challenge of redeveloping the mostly vacant concrete tower.

A juror waiting room in the old Middlesex County courthouse building.

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A juror waiting room in the old Middlesex County courthouse building.

Steel grates line a stairwell.

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Steel grates line a stairwell.

The cupola of the neighboring probate and family court dominates the view from the fourth floor mezzanine over the law library.

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The cupola of the neighboring probate and family court dominates the view from the fourth floor mezzanine over the law library.

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A "jailman," as the sheriff's office refers to inmates, cleaned the cafeteria in the jail on the top floors.

Middlesex Sheriff Peter Koutoujian in the cafeteria of the jail.

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Middlesex Sheriff Peter Koutoujian in the cafeteria of the jail.

A nest of pipes in one of the rooms housing the ailing heating system.

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A nest of pipes in one of the rooms housing the ailing heating system.

A jail employee entered the jail lobby on the top floors of the old Middlesex County courthouse.

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A jail employee entered the jail lobby on the top floors of the old Middlesex County courthouse.

A former courtroom in the old Middlesex County courthouse building.

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A former courtroom in the old Middlesex County courthouse building.

An inmate sat beside rows of bunks lining a hallway in one of the jail's cell blocks.

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An inmate sat beside rows of bunks lining a hallway in one of the jail's cell blocks.

An inmate read while waiting for laundry.

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An inmate read while waiting for laundry.

Corrections officers near the intake area in the jail.

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Corrections officers near the intake area in the jail.

A cell in the

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A cell in the "Isolation, Segregation" unit.

From left, Superintendent Scott Brazis and Middlesex Sheriff Peter Koutoujian stand on the roof deck recreation area on top of the old courthouse building.

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From left, Superintendent Scott Brazis and Middlesex Sheriff Peter Koutoujian stood on the roof deck recreation area on top of the old courthouse building.

A corrections officer closed a security gate as Middlesex Sheriff Peter Koutoujian, left, and Superintendent Scott Brazis, right, lead a tour of the jail.

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A corrections officer closed a security gate as Middlesex Sheriff Peter Koutoujian, left, and Superintendent Scott Brazis, right, lead a tour of the jail.

A basketball sat on the roof deck recreation area on top of the old courthouse building.

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A basketball sat on the roof deck recreation area on top of the old courthouse building.

A photo of The Three Stooges hung over a corrections officer's desk.

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A photo of The Three Stooges hung over a corrections officer's desk.

Monday mornings, often dozens of men find themselves in this room waiting to be processed and admitted to the jail.

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On Monday mornings dozens of men find themselves in this room waiting to be processed and admitted to the jail.

A row of telephones hang in the visiting room of the jail.

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A row of telephones hang in the visiting room of the jail.

A pile of file drawers were stacked up in the law library.

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A pile of file drawers were stacked up in the law library.

The old Middlesex Courthouse is a tough sell: a bleak high-rise that's mostly empty, except for the prisoners.

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The old Middlesex Courthouse is a tough sell: a bleak high-rise that's mostly empty, except for the prisoners.

A hole punched through the concrete blocks behind the wood paneling in a jury waiting room.

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A hole punched through the concrete blocks behind the wood paneling in a jury waiting room.

A lobby on a lower floor of the building.

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A lobby on a lower floor of the building.

Broken Venetian blinds provide a view of the neighborhood surrounding the the high-rise.

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Broken Venetian blinds provide a view of the neighborhood surrounding the the high-rise.

Tours of the USS Constitution in Charlestown are one of many free things to do around the Boston area.

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144 free things to do around Boston

The Boston area has much to offer — from museums to kayaking, doing the tango, hearing The Pointer Sisters, or walking the Freedom Trail — and it’s all free.

Joan Wickersham

Spaulding Rehab puts climate change in concrete terms

Climate change predictions have influenced Boston’s new Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital to locate critical power and data equipment above the first floor.

A “price reduced” sign is displayed on a home for sale in a northern Virginia suburb of Vienna, outside Washington. Some argue that clearing away barriers to refinancing is crucial to reviving the housing market and the economy as a whole.

The Podium

When homeowners refinance, it’s good for business

The business community should become a vocal advocate for helping responsible homeowners lower their debt payments, Steve Fischman and David Abromowitz argue.

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Globe Insiders

Globe Event, Friday, April 27, 8 p.m.

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Globe Insiders are invited to attend the must-see performance and enjoy a Q&A after with the artistic director and several of the dancers.

Inside The Boston Globe

“Mom at Christmas, Sanibel” shows Barbara Bosworth’s beguiling use of light.

Photography review

Barbara Bosworth’s photographs show nature and family

Rare Honus Wagner card sells for $1.2m
Fans got a hands-on experience at Fenway’s famed left-field Green Monster during an open house on Thursday.

Fenway at 100 | Book excerpt

Fenway Park an indelible part of Boston history

Sports Media

Peter Gammons wrong to call out Globe reporter
Sarah Koske, who honed her improv chops at UMass-Amherst, is one of the performers at Geek Week.

Stages

Where geeks are the ‘popular kids’

special section

Fenway at 100: A celebration
MIT's Lincoln Laboratory (pictured) is housed on the property of Hanscom Air Force Base.

MIT seeks to invest $450m at Hanscom
Rev. Bradley M. Schaeffer

Priest quits BC board as uproar grows

Pub rock pioneer Graham Parker reunites with the Rumour

Game 4: Capitals 2, Bruins 1

Capitals even series

DINING

China King opens in Boston’s Chinatown
Alpha male Freddie (above) teaches a younger chimp about life.

Movie Review | Ty Burr

‘Chimpanzee’ plays to 6 year olds, and Tim Allen fans

Metro

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Marching to a familiar sad refrain

Funerals like Chief Michael Maloney’s have new significance for members of the Woburn police honor guard.

Business

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The ad agency finds itself in the spotlight as former treasurer Timothy P. Cahill faces fraud charges.

Hill Holliday says lottery account not the right fit

After making commercials for the state lottery for decades, the Boston ad agency says it will not seek to renew its contract.

Columnists

opinion | scot lehiigh

Maher, Nugent pollute the dialogue

Joan Wickersham

Preparing for the Great Flood

Brian McGrory

An untimely award

Edward L. Glaeser

When helpful intentions go up in smoke
Thousands turned out to tour Fenway Park during an open house on Thursday.

Dan Shaughnessy

It’s Fenway Park’s time to shine

Joan Vennochi

Tarek Mehanna case puts First Amendment on trial

Yvonne Abraham

2012, how I miss thee
It’s time for the Patriots to pay Wes Welker, Bob Ryan says.

Bob Ryan

Going through the sports thought process

Derrick Z. Jackson

A vibrant Boston needs major avenues for bikes

Opinion | Joshua Green

In Roger Clemens, a useful idiot

Scot Lehigh

Mass. should make Amazon pay sales tax

Brian McGrory

Soaring greed at Liberty Mutual

Politics

Mitt Romney raises $12.6m in March

The total marks Romney’s largest monthly haul, although he still significantly lags President Obama’s campaign.

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Rescue workers sorted through the wreckage of the Boeing 737 passenger plane that crashed in the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan, on Friday.

Pakistani jet with 127 on board crashes

The crash occured as the plane was landing in bad weather at an airport near Islamabad, officials said.

Sports

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On Hockey

Capitals goalie Braden Holtby made a stop against Rich Peverley in Game 4.

Bruins doing little to help themselves

Unable to establish solid, productive net-front presence, the Bruins do not have the look of a confident team now.

Movies

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Movie Review | Steve Morse

Bob Marley, who died in 1981 at the age of 36, emerged out of a Jamaican ghetto to become an international music star and an icon to his country.

‘Marley’ a long, uplifting journey of reggae legend

Bob Marley became a reggae music legend, but this film happily does not try to turn him into a saint.

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Itzhak Perlman will perform as both conductor and soloist.

BSO 2012-13 season leads off with Itzhak Perlman

A familiar slate of guest conductors will anchor the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s 2012-13 season.

“Harnessing the synergy with Hanscom will ensure the best talent, technologies, and innovations continue to come from Massachusetts and stay in Massachusetts.”

Senator John Kerry 

Magazine

The cover for the April 15 2012 issue

In an artist’s garden
The cover for the April 8 2012 issue

Are fat baseball players a problem?
The cover for the April 1 2012 issue

45 best breakfast joints around Boston
The cover for the March 25 2012 issue

Snorkeling vacations you can’t miss

Opinion

“C’mon, campaigns. Show some integrity. Take a stand for civility and against misogyny.”

Scot Lehigh  

Ideas

“The complexity of federal rules may not be just a reflection of bad style, but a direct and possibly unavoidable result of how our government works.”

Leon Neyfakh