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The Red Sox parade route

The Red Sox World Series victory parade is slated for Saturday at 10 a.m. The route will generally be the same as the one the team took in 2004, when the Sox won the first of their three championships in the past nine years. A look at the route, as well as some tips on watching the parade:

Chiqui Esteban/Globe Staff

Elizabeth Warren’s ‘A Fighting Chance’: An exclusive excerpt on the foreclosure crisis

Senator recalls an unsettling conversation from the depths of the mortgage crisis.

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Make a great home brew and become a pro

Several local contests are giving home brewers the chance to put their batches up for some serious critique.

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Session IPAs just in time for warmer weather

This summer, several major breweries are releasing session IPAs marketed as hoppy, flavorful beers you can take to the beach or drink with lunch.

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Warren gets wide exposure, friendly questions on book tour

US Senator Elizabeth Warren’s softball media tour has made her and her populist message nearly ubiquitous on major media outlets.

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Boston firefighters would see 18.8% pay hike

The six-year pact, which firefighters are expected to vote on next week, would cost the city $92.4 million, according to officials.

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Mass. AG hopeful aided online gambling venture

An adviser for Warren Tolman said the candidate would cut all ties with Fast Strike Games if he’s elected to office.

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Demise of 5 cherished ducks brings a trail of human turmoil

A complicated saga has ensued after N.H. state representative David Campbell ran over a flock of ducks at a Nashua hotel.

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Hacker group Anonymous targets Children’s Hospital

The hospital was hit by a series of attacks apparently in response to its involvement in the Justina Pelletier custody case.

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Top grads from Boston art schools

A look at some of the most promising of this year’s master of fine arts candidates from local programs.

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SEC urges Nevada judge to move TelexFree case to Mass.

The bankruptcy case involves a Marlborough company that is accused of running a $1 billion Ponzi scheme.

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‘As You Like It’ a comic ramble in the woods

Robert Walsh directs a fluid, funny production of “As You Like It” in Medford by the Actors’ Shakespeare Project.

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Ukraine renews skirmishes with separatists

The day’s events buried already feeble hopes that a deal reached last Thursday in Geneva by diplomats might calm a crisis between Ukraine and Russia.

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Afghan election brings fresh hope

After 12 years of poor leadership, corruption, and violence, Afghanistan is getting a badly needed second chance.

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Measles cases on rise in US

Health officials are worried about recent US measles outbreaks that so far have caused more illnesses than at the same point of any year since 1996.

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After Palestinian ‘unity pact’ with Hamas, Israel halts talks

The government of Israel broke off US-brokered talks after Palestinian leaders announced a “unity pact” with one of the leading anti-Israel terrorist groups.

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Maple water soon flowing into stores

Businesses saw coconut water explode into a $150 million a year phenomena. Now they are banking on maple water as the next big thing.

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Dream big, but get investors

The Cambridge “Shark Tank” tryout was a reminder that capital for business innovation often occurs far beyond the confines of venture capital and traditional banking.

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Debate simmers over whether to retire New Bedford elephants

Many cannot imagine Buttonwood Park Zoo without Ruth and Emily, but advocates want the Asian elephants to live out their lives in a sanctuary.

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Boston to shutter drug treatment facility

More than 400 opiate addicts who receive daily doses of methadone from a city-run clinic will be steered to a private, for-profit facility by summer.

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In ‘Sila,’ perspectives on climate change inspired by the Arctic

The world premiere of the first of Chantal Bilodeau’s planned eight-play cycle opens at the Central Square Theater.

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