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Head coach Joe Mazzulla hoists the Larry O'Brien trophy on Monday night.

Your guide to the Celtics’ championship parade: What to know if you’re going, and how to watch if you can’t

We've got the start time, the parade route, the forecast, and more.

From military roots, how duck boats grew into parade fixture

dan shaughnessy
Danny Ainge isn’t taking credit for Celtics’ title, but he deserves some, and other thoughts
The team's former boss followed the playoff charge from afar. "It was fun watching," he said. "There’s so many people there that we’re rooting for."

Joe Mazzulla’s Larry O’Brien trophy tour makes a surprise stop in Quincy
Wearing a green Celtics ninja turtles T-shirt, the 35-year-old coach walked in to a standing ovation as Queen’s “We Are the Champions” played over the speakers.

PARENTING UNFILTERED
New England’s 16 best beaches for families
We asked beachgoers to reveal their family-friendly favorites, and these are the ones that floated to the top. Tell us: What’s yours?

APPRECIATION
Donald Sutherland defied categorization
Irreverence was a Sutherland specialty, his voice had a faint smirk in it, and that irreverence extended to the career itself.

Elliott Gould, Justin Trudeau, Helen Mirren, and more mourn Donald SutherlandDonald Sutherland, prolific actor whose career spanned ‘M.A.S.H.’ to ‘The Hunger Games,’ has died

The MBTA needs $700 million more next summer just to balance its budget. A series of funding solutions from elsewhere, like raising the gas tax and congestion pricing, could fill the gap.

T funding crisis solutions abound, study shows. Political will, not so much.

Challenge for the MBTA: how to fill its $700 million operations funding gap by next summer.

Matthew Teitelbaum, director at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, announced his retirement Thursday. He will leave the museum in August 2025.

MFA director Matthew Teitelbaum announces retirement after decade-long tenure amid social and cultural change

"These are challenging times, but my God, people need more museums, more than they ever have," says Teitelbaum, who will leave in August 2025.

Is your air conditioning working? Thank a solar panel.

The regional power grid has performed well through this week’s record temperatures. It’s been solar’s time to shine.

With risks of extreme summer heat, Boston’s homeless community gets extra help

Forecast | Ken Mahan

Bye, bye heat wave. Temps to drop 10 degrees in Boston, just in time for the victory parade.

Friday will see partly sunny skies with some scattered showers and thunderstorms likely building throughout the day.

Top Boston liquor lawyer fired for allegedly falsifying a license

The former general counsel of the Licensing Board was fired by her firm last month for allegedly giving out a bogus permit.

Man, 20, and girl, 15, found dead in fiery crash in Weston, DA says

Officers arrived to find the car fully engulfed in flames in the woods on Route 20 east, just past Colpitts Road, Middlesex District Attorney Marian T. Ryan's office said Thursday.

Jurors hear Karen Read’s voice messages to John O’Keefe at trial
Read’s seething anger and accusatory tone were captured in eight voicemails investigators recovered from O’Keefe’s phone and prosecutors played for jurors in Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham.

How Thursday's proceedings unfolded

Experts discuss impacts of Boston busing 50 years after landmark civil rights decision

The Boston Desegregation and Busing Initiative organized a panel discussion Thursday at the John J. Moakley Courthouse in Boston to discuss the landmark busing decision issued on June 21, 1974.

Two former Boston police officers sentenced for OT fraud

The two were among several officers charged as part of a widespread investigation into overtime fraud at the department’s evidence warehouse.

Water supply emergency declared in Bridgewater, officials enact outdoor watering ban

The town's two main water tanks are usually 75 feet full, but on Thursday, water levels were reduced to 30 and 25 feet Thursday morning, officials said.

Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky denies it’s a hazard after the US Commerce Dept bans its software

Pursuit of Milwaukee carjacking suspects ends with police shooting 2 teens in stolen vehicle

Busing at 50: Broken Promises, Unfulfilled Hope

Emmanuel Vargas took his first bus to Forest Hills Station. It's the first leg of his nearly 90-minute trek from his Hyde Park home to his high school, the Dearborn STEM Academy, in Roxbury. His draining commute is nothing out of the ordinary for a student in Boston Public Schools. (Erin Clark/Globe Staff)

50 years after busing decision, a school system still unequal, still segregated

Students had to walk the last 100 yards to South Boston High School after the first school bus in line ran out of gas on Sixth Street on Oct. 1, 1974. (Ulrike Welsch/Globe Staff)

This is Boston’s busing era captured through photos

A crowd watches as a bus carrying students returns to Columbia Point with broken windows on Sept. 12, 1974, the first day of school under the new busing system put in place to desegregate Boston Public Schools.

Tell us: How has Boston busing affected you or your family?

Opinion

Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro held a rally in Rio de Janeiro in April in "defense of freedom of expression," which he says is under threat in his country. Tech tycoon Elon Musk faces legal action in Brazil over allegations of disinformation.

IDEAS | THEO ZENOU

Dear Biden, stop backing down from the fake news wars

The United States has a lot to learn from Brazil’s own battle with right-wing disinformation.

EDITORIAL

This Celtics championship team inspired us

SCOT LEHIGH

A withering heat wave frames climate as a key presidential campaign issue

PODCAST | SAY MORE WITH SHIRLEY LEUNG

Krista Tippett says burnout is a spiritual issue. The solution? Getting quiet.

LETTERS

When public radio salaries go public

LGBTQ Pride Month

Actress Elizabeth Montgomery, right, in character as Serena, Samantha's sassy cousin on the beloved sitcom Bewitched, on location in Gloucester in 1970. She is talking to the famed Gloucester fisherman, whose statue came to life in a memorable episode, "Darrin on a Pedestal."

Hammond Castle Museum in Gloucester explores the LGBTQ+ appeal of ‘Bewitched,’ the classic TV sitcom

The rainbow flag flies over Boston during the Pride Week (Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff)

Boston Globe Today

‘Pride is a riot’: Elevating queer voices and stories in June

The Boston Pride for the People parade and festival, held Saturday in Boston, is estimated to draw more than 1 million people.

Boston Pride parade awash in positivity

Members of Island Pride Boston dance during the Boston Pride for the People parade.

See photos of Boston’s Pride parade on a sunny and colorful day

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Sarepta's gene therapy received expanded US approval to include more children with a deadly muscle disease.

Appeals court panel refuses to delay Trump ally Steve Bannon’s 4-month contempt prison sentence
A federal appeals court panel has rejected longtime Donald Trump ally Steve Bannon’s bid to stay out of prison while he fights his conviction for defying a subpoena from the House committee that investigated the US Capitol attack.

Middle school employee out after investigation into letters to students

The superintendent asked families to speak with their children about appropriate interactions between students and staff members.

‘We are the stories that we tell ourselves’: Embrace Boston hosts Pulitzer Prize winner for festival celebrating Juneteenth

“We are the stories that we tell ourselves,” said Wilkerson, who was greeted with a standing ovation by the audience at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, where she spoke Thursday as part of the Embrace Ideas Festival.

Man charged with enticing minors at Hingham beach

Benjamin Hirtle, 27, approached two children under age 16 at Bathing Beach last week and allegedly asked them to perform a sex act, Hingham police said in a statement Thursday.

This Nantucket rental costs $100,000 a week. Yes, really.

The property comprises a six-bedroom main house and a two-bedroom guest cottage, a pool, private beach stairs, and an outdoor kitchen.

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‘Our movement is not going to die down’: Pro-Palestinian student protesters gear up for future disruptions
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Illustration of Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, and Derrick White along with other NBA greats for the 2024 Finals preview.

Where do the 2023-24 Celtics stand among the greatest teams in NBA history?

If Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown beat the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA Finals and carry the team to Banner No. 18, their legacies would be cemented. But all of this year’s success means nothing without a ring.

Lauren Friel (left) owner of Rebel Rebel, chatted with customers while working at her wine bar in Bow Market in Somerville. The restrictive Boston liquor license system has pushed throngs of innovative chefs to neighborhood towns with laxer laws, including Brookline, Somerville, and Cambridge.

HIGH & DRY

Priced out: How Boston’s broken liquor license system drives chefs from the city

A stubbornly high price tag for serving alcohol hurts thousands of hospitality workers, aspiring restaurateurs, and the city itself.

Interactive map

Pothole season is upon us. See which neighborhoods have the most reports

Boston’s 311 data provides a day-by-day look at the condition of the city’s streets and sidewalks, which neighborhoods are hit hardest, and just how fast repairs are made.

Nightmare in Mission Hill

The story of how a murder in Mission Hill — the Carol Stuart shooting — terrorized and wounded a community of innocent people.

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A simple fix for the Massachusetts flag

A Dunkin' advertised for help at 330 Washington St., in Boston.

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A woman was silhouetted against the setting sun on a day with a triple-digit heat index last August in Kansas City, Mo.

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Mental health professionals cite social media as the top driver of mental health issues in young people, surpassing social isolation and other external causes by a 2-to-1 margin.

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If we’re pretty sure social media endangers kids, shouldn’t we do something about it?

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Elliott Gould, Justin Trudeau, Helen Mirren, and more mourn Donald Sutherland

Famous fans, colleagues, and family pay tribute to actor Donald Sutherland, the star of “M.A.S.H.,” “Klute,” and “The Hunger Games,” who died Thursday at age 88.

Donald Sutherland, prolific actor whose career spanned ‘M.A.S.H.’ to ‘The Hunger Games,’ has died

Before transitioning into a long career as a respected character actor, Sutherland epitomized the unpredictable, antiestablishment cinema of the 1970s.

Experts discuss impacts of Boston busing 50 years after landmark civil rights decision

The Boston Desegregation and Busing Initiative organized a panel discussion Thursday at the John J. Moakley Courthouse in Boston to discuss the landmark busing decision issued on June 21, 1974.

Forecast | Ken Mahan

Severe thunderstorm watches expire for Boston, other parts of Mass.

Scattered thunderstorms packing strong winds, lightning and hail moved across the region into the evening.

Sports

Danny Ainge left the Celtics organization in June 2021, but he left behind a strong foundation.

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Danny Ainge isn’t taking credit for Celtics’ title, but he deserves some, and other thoughts

The team's former boss followed the playoff charge from afar. "It was fun watching," he said. "There’s so many people there that we’re rooting for."

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We've got the start time, the parade route, the forecast, and more.

Kyle Hudson has taken aggressive approach to coaching third base for the Red Sox after spending 2023 on the first base side.

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Kyle Hudson takes aggressive approach with Red Sox base runners in first season as third base coach

Hudson, who coached first base last year, is enjoying the challenge on the other side of the diamond. "I like to compete," he said.

MLB AT RICKWOOD | CARDINALS 6, GIANTS 5

Willie Mays’s legacy on full display at ‘A Tribute to the Negro Leagues’ showcase game

Golf

Lexi Thompson shoots 68 to take a one-shot lead after the first round of the Women’s PGA Championship

SWIMMING

In quest for gold at US Olympic swim trials, Lilly King brings home a ring

Business

Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky denies it’s a hazard after the US Commerce Dept bans its software

The Moscow-based company said in a statement that the Commerce Department's decision would not affect its ability to sell and promote its cyber security products and training in the US.

Gene therapy may cure rare diseases. But drugmakers have few incentives, leaving families desperate.

The promise of gene therapy looms large for families dealing with rare, genetic disorders.

On wealthy Martha’s Vineyard, costly housing is forcing workers out and threatening public safety

RI BUSINESS

R.I. attorney general approves sale of 2 safety-net hospitals with strict ‘non-negotiable’ conditions

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The extraordinary lives of New England’s Black whaling captains

LOVE LETTERS

My partner’s family secrets are driving a wedge between us

PERSPECTIVE

Could I buy only 5 new items of clothing in a whole year? Well, I could try.

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The heatwave in Boston has been particularly challenging for Boston’s homeless population. Joseph Thibodeau, 40 and his partner, Melissa have been living in in a storefront nook on Washington Street in Downtown Crossing for 3 months. He said he lost his home in 2020 when he broke both ankles, and was unable to continue his job as an electrician. “Yesterday was the worst day i had out here.” Thibodeau said about the hot weather. “There’s no room at the shelters.” he said.

With risks of extreme summer heat, Boston’s homeless community gets extra help

Jurors hear Karen Read’s voice messages to John O’Keefe at trial

From military roots, how duck boats grew into parade fixture

sports

Lionel Messi beats Canadian defender Derek Cornelius.

Lionel Messi creates both goals as Argentina opens Copa America title defense by beating Canada

Joe Mazzulla’s Larry O’Brien trophy tour makes a surprise stop in Quincy

Brad Stevens’s celebration, Jeff Van Gundy’s departure, ring decisions, and other scenes from the Celtics’ historic night

business

A top Boston liquor license lawyer was fired recently for allegedly giving a client a false license.

Top Boston liquor lawyer fired for allegedly falsifying a license

Sarepta jumps on broad approval for muscular dystrophy drug

737 Max crash victims’ families seek $25 billion Boeing fine

politics

Donald Trump and President Biden at their October 2020 debate in Nashville.

How Biden and Trump are taking very different approaches to preparing for next week’s debate

Appeals court panel refuses to delay Trump ally Steve Bannon’s 4-month contempt prison sentence

Supreme Court upholds Trump-era tax provision

Nation

Alto Lee Adams Sr. US Courthouse, where Judge Aileen Cannon is presiding over the case in which former president Donald Trump is accused of illegally retaining classified documents after leaving office, in Fort Pierce, Fla.

Judge in Trump documents case rejected suggestions to step aside

Here’s the landscape 2 years after the Supreme Court overturned a national right to abortion

Motion after motion puts classified documents case against Trump in slow motion as 3-day hearing begins

World

A North Korean military guard post, top, and a South Korean post, bottom, are seen from Paju, South Korea, near the border with North Korea, on June 18.

South Korea summons Russian ambassador as tensions rise with North Korea

Japan’s space agency was hit by multiple cyberattacks, but officials say no sensitive data was taken

How did North Korean soldiers wander across the world’s most heavily guarded border?

opinion

Surgeon general is wrong; social media apps don’t need warning labels

A gut check on reforms to organ transplant system

A simple fix for the Massachusetts flag

lifestyle

There's a reason why people love Nantasket Beach.

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He said ‘I love you’ first

Can a marriage survive a gender transition? Yes, and even thrive. How these couples make it work.

food & dining

Top Boston liquor lawyer fired for allegedly falsifying a license

With La Padrona, Jody Adams returns to Italy

This Massachusetts beer has a little hint of New Hampshire in it

travel

Bright and dramatic wall art fills Graffiti Alley in Central Square.

Three squares a day: Davis, Harvard, and Central make for a fun outing along the Red Line

A coastal Maine tip: Don’t bypass Belfast

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Arts

MFA director Matthew Teitelbaum announces retirement after decade-long tenure amid social and cultural change

An artist’s ordinary day, in extraordinary woodblock prints

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Movies

Donald Sutherland defied categorization

In ‘Ghostlight,’ a construction worker processes tragedy by performing in one: ‘Romeo and Juliet’

Josh Gad and the Berkowitz brothers talk penning ‘The Writer,’ a Boston-set comic book rooted in Jewish folklore

Television

Will ‘Mid-Century Modern’ be as good as ‘Golden’?

Milton-based designer Taniya Nayak’s latest HGTV gig is ‘Battle on the Beach’

With music licensing set, ‘Homicide’ ready to find a streamer

music

Paris Paloma at a performance at the Tate Britain in London.

With a sold-out concert at The Sinclair, Paris Paloma is just getting started

Angela Bofill, R&B balladeer with a dreamy, dynamic voice, dies at 70

Boston Lyric Opera leases large Fort Point space

Theater/Dance

‘MJ the Musical’ is startin’ somethin’ astonishing at Citizens Opera House

‘The Outsiders’ wins best musical and ‘Stereophonic’ best play as women make strides at Tony Awards

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Roger Williams Medical Center in Providence, R.I.

R.I. attorney general approves sale of 2 safety-net hospitals with strict ‘non-negotiable’ conditions

Lifespan, R.I.’s largest health care system, to become Brown University Health. The deal includes millions in investments.

Dozens of CVS generic drug recalls expose link to tainted factories

Obituaries

Donald Sutherland, left, and his son Kiefer Sutherland.

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With risks of extreme summer heat, Boston’s homeless community gets extra help

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Danny Ainge isn’t taking credit for Celtics’ title, but he deserves some, and other thoughts
The team's former boss followed the playoff charge from afar. "It was fun watching," he said. "There’s so many people there that we’re rooting for."

Joe Mazzulla’s Larry O’Brien trophy tour makes a surprise stop in Quincy
Wearing a green Celtics ninja turtles T-shirt, the 35-year-old coach walked in to a standing ovation as Queen’s “We Are the Champions” played over the speakers.

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New England’s 16 best beaches for families
We asked beachgoers to reveal their family-friendly favorites, and these are the ones that floated to the top. Tell us: What’s yours?

APPRECIATION
Donald Sutherland defied categorization
Irreverence was a Sutherland specialty, his voice had a faint smirk in it, and that irreverence extended to the career itself.

Jurors hear Karen Read’s voice messages to John O’Keefe at trial
Read’s seething anger and accusatory tone were captured in eight voicemails investigators recovered from O’Keefe’s phone and prosecutors played for jurors in Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham.

French election becomes ‘nightmare’ for nation’s Jews
The alleged rape last weekend of a 12-year-old Jewish girl by boys who hurled antisemitic abuse at her has ignited simmering tensions in France over attitudes toward the largest Jewish community in Western Europe.

Sarepta jumps on broad approval for muscular dystrophy drug
Sarepta's gene therapy received expanded US approval to include more children with a deadly muscle disease.

Stop & Shop celebrates grand opening at Allston Yards development project
The new supermarket is central to the 1.2 million-square-foot campus on the edge of the Massachusetts Turnpike.

‘We’re still here’: In Shrewsbury, Nipmuc tribe seeks to reclaim, preserve artifacts
There is a sweeping endeavor underway to preserve and study Nipmuc artifacts and heritage in Shrewsbury, which lies at the heart of the tribe's historic homeland in central New England.