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April photo highlights: Boston 250, Sox Opening Day, Celtics playoffs

The Boston Evzones marched down Boylston Street during the 29th annual Greek Independence Day Parade of Boston on April 27. Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski (left) and Carlton Fisk (right) saluted fans at Fenway Park as the 1975 team was honored on Opening Day. Stan Grossfeld/Globe Staff Marc Tortell from Germany started the 129th Boston Marathon in high spirits in Hopkinton on April 21. David L. Ryan/Globe Staff The Dropkick Murphys energized demonstrators during "Hands Off," an anti-Trump/Musk rally at City Hall Plaza in Boston on April 5. Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum celebrated a three-pointer during the fourth quarter in game five of the NBA Eastern Conference playoffs against the Orlando Magic at TD Garden on April 23. Barry Chin/Globe Staff A Paul Revere reenactor waved to spectators in Boston's North End during the midnight ride commemoration on April 18. The event started Boston 250 festivities marking the American Revolution's 250th anniversary. Erin Clark/Globe Staff A volley of gunfire illuminated British troop reenactors as they fired at the minutemen on the Lexington Battle Green the morning of April 19. John Tlumacki/Globe Staff A worker in a bucket lift pruned the branches of towering willow trees in the Boston Public Garden on April 3. John Tlumacki/Globe Staff Brothers Tyler, 10, and Taylor, 10, Gonick waited at the front of the line during Boston Red Sox Opening Day at Fenway Park. The brothers, from New Jersey, have been attending Opening Day since they were newborns. Erin Clark/Globe Staff Berklee College of Music student Anna Tandy leaned on fellow student Sophi Allen as they took a break from classes at noon on a bench on Boston Common. John Tlumacki/Globe Staff Rohan Shukla suffered a catastrophic brain injury playing football for Sharon High School. His mother, Deepika Talukdar, was there when he got back from physical therapy to his room at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital. John Tlumacki/Globe Staff Benedicta Kumahia glanced up at the Rev. Wesley A. Roberts before he lowered her into the baptismal waters at Peoples Baptist Church. Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff Kimberly Zion, who was promoted to paramedic, hugged her husband Kassim Zion, promoted to captain, during the Boston EMT ceremony at the Boston Public Library on April 25. The event honored 35 newly graduated EMTs and 13 department promotions. David L. Ryan/Globe Staff Fourth-grade Spanish language arts teacher Waldo Gomez laughed with his students during class at Kelly Elementary School in Chelsea on March 13. Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff Related : John Jenkins Jr., 6, cruised past dairy cows at the Hard Climb Farm in Troy, Vt., on April 20. Stan Grossfeld/Globe Staff A man prayed during afternoon Mass at the Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Boston on April 23. Erin Clark/Globe Staff Rita Stivaletta soaked in the sun with her dog, Jojo, at City Hall Plaza in Boston on April 1. 'I'm enjoying the sun while it's still out,' she said. Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff Boston Red Sox shortstop Ceddanne Rafaela missed a fly ball during the eighth inning at Fenway Park on April 10. Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff Scott Naso and his 3-year-old daughter, Laila, colored in the family's kitchen in Portsmouth, R.I. After the death of Laila's mother, questions arose for Scott Naso regarding his in-laws' care. Suzanne Kreiter/Globe Staff Related : Ray Trombley, a Vietnam veteran from Northampton now dying of liver cancer, says Veterans Affairs services have been essential to paying for his health care. Suzanne Kreiter/Globe Staff Lexington History Museums program manager Sarah McDonough closed the shutters in the guest room inside the Hancock-Clarke House, where Paul Revere warned John Hancock and Samuel Adams that the British were on the move. Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff