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Red Sox 7, Twins 6
Red Sox sweep Twins series
Mike Aviles hit a 3-run home run and the Red Sox completed their 3-game sweep over the Twins.
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- Welker responds to McGinest criticism
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Citizens Bank to pay $137m to settle overdraft lawsuit
The bank agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit accusing the bank of manipulating debit card and ATM transactions to generate overdraft fees. (Boston Globe)
Capitals 2, Bruins 1 (OT)
Capitals stun Bruins in OT of Game 7
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The Bruins will no longer be able to defend last season's Stanley Cup championship, having been eliminated by an overtime goal from the Capitals' Joel Ward.
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Alleged leader of N.E. mob in custody
Anthony DiNunzio, who allegedly replaced his brother Carmen "The Cheese Man" DiNunzio as head of the New England mob, appeared in court today. (Globe, 4:50 p.m.)
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- 9/24/09 'Cheese Man' DiNunzio sentenced to six years
Search resumes on Rockport beach for toddler
The uncle of Caleigh Anne Harrison, who vanished from a beach last week, said the family believes she may have been abducted. (Boston Globe)
CEO Paul Sagan to leave Akamai
The long-time head of the Internet infrastructure company based in Cambridge will leave his post by the end of 2013, according to a statement. (Boston Globe)
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Medford housing chief promises change
Robert Covelle vowed Wednesday night to correct problems in the housing agency, but he also denied allegations of favoritism in hiring practices. (Boston Globe)
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An epidemic of exclamation points!
E-mails and text messages have pushed the exclamation to a dire point. There’s even a new name for it.
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A breath of fresh air on Beacon Hill
Dan Winslow is a smart, creative Republican state representative, and someone to keep an eye on.
Food & Dining
Homemade v. store-bought
"The Homemade Pantry" book is an ode to the joy of making everyday foods, like ketchup and toaster pastries, at home.
Book review
'Insanely Simple' by Ken Segall
The book traces Steve Jobs's successful philosophy and Apple's resultant success.
Boston alters schoolbook purchases
After a review found that the city often overpays for books, the School Department said it will better coordinate purchases.
Opinion | Brian McGrory
More to the Liberty Mutual story
When you take a look at Liberty Mutual's top earners, it’s clear that the system is contrived and protected by a moneyed few, to nobody’s advantage but their own.
Opinion | Bob Ryan
Something missing in the NBA
All-Star-level players are being held out of games as teams prepare for the playoffs, and the fans suffer.
Health & Wellness
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Healthy Mother's Day recipes
We think it is never too early to start thinking about how you'll honor your Mom on Mother's Day. We've rounded up yummy, healthy recipes you can prepare for her this year.
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African Union: Sudan must stop bombing South Sudan
The African Union called on Sudan to stop its aerial bombardment of South Sudan and for both countries to cease hostilities.
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Politics
Obama to hold first official campaign rallies on May 5
President Obama will officially kick off his campaign for re-election with rallies in two key swing states – Ohio and Virginia – on May 5, his campaign announced Wednesday.
- Analysis: Gingrich's delayed exit underscores quixotic campaign | Rubio elevating profile amid VP speculation
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Demand grows for natural gas heat
Long the one region in the country where oil remains a popular fuel for heating, New England appears to be on a natural gas binge.
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Arts & Entertainment
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Top 50 funniest movies of all time
Some of these films are true classics that have changed the way movies are made. Others have simply spawned so many memorable quotes that they can basically be recited by heart.
Lifestyle
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10 Boston-area running trails
In order of difficulty, starting with the easiest/shortest, here are 10 Boston-area running trails to enjoy this spring and summer.
Travel
Spring and summer food festivals
From lobsters and scallops to garlic and rhubarb, spring and summer are times for a variety of tastes in New England, highlighted by the dozens of food festivals taking place across the region during the coming months.
Community
Top 10 dog and cat medical conditions
Find out what the top 10 dog and cat medical conditions were in 2011. And discuss your vet visit with other local pet owners.
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Violence rages in Sudan-South Sudan conflict
Tensions that started in July continue to rise between Sudan and South Sudan over control of oil resources and border disputes.
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