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B's playoff picture iffy after Wings' win

WILMINGTON, Mass. — Many Bruins no doubt were anchored in front of their televisions at home Wednesday night watching the Red Wings host the Philadelphia Flyers. Other players opted to check the score on their phones or other devices.

Huskies' dynasty worth watching

The University of Connecticut Huskies women’s basketball team won their fourth consecutive national championship Tuesday night. During those four seasons, they’ve lost one game. Total. That’s …

Trump may be our last, best hope, by Ray Colburn

We are in the midst of a presidential election like no other in recent history. The two leading candidates, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, are an exercise in contrast that reflects a politically correct status quo opposing a “we the people” reactionary movement that rejects the status quo. Political correctness is a modern phenomenon supplanting and imitating Soviet central planning. It’s a kind of academically-inspired mass hysteria imposed on the masses to steer their behavior in a desired direction to replace personal liberty and self-sufficiency with government forecasting for a perceived “greater good.” The greater good of course has historically been seen to be good only for a tiny nucleus of privileged planners and not so good for those unfortunate enough to be subordinate to them.

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  • Diana M. Bertin

    Diana M. (Kerr) Bertin, 95, of Walpole died April 4, 2016.

  • Donald C. Henry Sr.

    Donald C. Henry Sr., 80, died April 1, 2016, at Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge, Mass.

  • Doris Weaver

    Doris  Stuhlsatz "Grandma Dodie" Weaver, 101, of East Providence, R.I., and Trotwood, Ohio, died peacefully April 3, 2016, after a brief illness.

  • Bruce A. Rokes Sr.

    Bruce Arnold Rokes Sr., 86, of Keene died April 3, 2016, at Genesis Keene Center after a period of failing health.

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Mediterranean diet wins again, helps bones

The Mediterranean diet is well-known for its health benefits on your heart and waistline, but now your bones could benefit too, according to a new study published online by JAMA Internal Medicine.

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