Fans celebrated with Reilly Smith after his goal in the third period.

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Fans celebrated with Reilly Smith after his goal in the third period.

Dougie Hamilton celebrated his goal in the third with Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron.

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Dougie Hamilton celebrated his goal in the third with Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron.

Montreal players are seen late in the third period.

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Montreal players are seen late in the third period.

Milan Lucic tussled with Brendan Gallagher in the third period.

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Milan Lucic tussled with Brendan Gallagher in the third period.

Fans had an up-close view as Zdeno Chara grappled with P.K. Subban in the first period.

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Fans had an up-close view as Zdeno Chara grappled with P.K. Subban in the first period.

Daniel Paille scored for the Bruins in the first period.

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Daniel Paille scored for the Bruins in the first period.

David Desharnais shot the puck past Johnny Boychuk.

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David Desharnais shot the puck past Johnny Boychuk.

Jordan Caron carried the puck for the Bruins in the first period.

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Jordan Caron carried the puck for the Bruins in the first period.

Zdeno Chara handled the puck in front of Francis Bouillon.

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Zdeno Chara handled the puck in front of Francis Bouillon.

Thomas Vanek scored for the Canadiens on a tipped shot late in the second period.

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Thomas Vanek scored for the Canadiens on a tipped shot late in the second period.

David Krejci battled P.K. Subban in the second period.

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David Krejci battled P.K. Subban in the second period.

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Bruins rally to tie series at 1 game each

The Bruins were down, 3-1, when they scored four unanswered goals against the Canadiens in the third period.

Jimmy Jerkens is a horse racing lifer. His father, Allen, was also a trainer.

Kentucky Derby

Wicked Strong’s trainer seeks 1st Derby win

At 6-1 odds, Wicked Strong could provide Jimmy Jerkens, a horse racing lifer, with a win in the sport’s biggest event.

Jon Lester pitched one of the finest games of his career in the Red Sox’ 6-3 victory against the Oakland Athletics on Saturday.

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Jon Lester strikes out 15 as Red Sox beat A’s

Lester allowed one hit in eight innings, and Jonny Gomes hit a grand slam.

Jose Oliver, the father of Jeremiah Oliver, received a comforting hug during the funeral services at Rollstone Congregational Church in Fitchburgh.

Jeremiah Oliver remembered at Fitchburg funeral

The Rollstone Congregational Church was packed to near-capacity as the community said goodbye to the 4-year-old boy.

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An aerial view of the former Monsanto Chemical site in Everett, where Steve Wynn has proposed building a $1.6 billion casino.

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Jury says Samsung infringed Apple patents

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Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subban was the target of racist comments on social media following his Game 1 heroics.

Bruins condemn racist comments directed at P.K. Subban

Coach Claude Julien said the team does not associate with people like those who sent the tweets.

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Chase Gideika was three months old when he was allegedly murdered in July by Anthony Gideika.

DCF failed to protect Lynn baby, report says

The Office of the Child Advocate said the child welfare agency should have taken the infant and his twin into protective custody.

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Gerry Adams is the leader of the biggest nationalist party in Northern Ireland.

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Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson has represented NBA players in the scandal surrounding Los Angeles Clippers’ Donald Sterling. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)

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Montreal’s Rene Bourque (17) celebrated with teammate Josh Gorges after he beat Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask in the second period.

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Bruins’ loss a kick to the stomach
Senator Angus King of Maine.

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A way forward on campaign finance?

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With former Bruins goalie Tim Thomas in net, Canadiens fans saluted their team during a 2008 playoff game in Montreal.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

Bruins-Canadiens rivalry never gets old

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Pro-Russian protesters are seen at the occupied regional administration building in Donetsk, Ukraine.

European military observers released in Ukraine

An insurgent leader said he ordered the release of the observers because of worries about security due to fighting.

Politics

“These revelations compel the House to take every possible action to ensure the American people have the truth,” Speaker John Boehner said.

John Boehner set to appoint select Benghazi panel

The House speaker said officials had misled the people after the 2012 assault that left four Americans dead.

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Preliminary designs for the Signal Spire sculpture that will be located outside the newly renovated Ferdinand Building.

New high-tech sculpture will light Dudley Square

The 40-foot interactive sculpture is designed to bring a burst of light and technology to the rapidly changing area.

Arts

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Ozomatli is touring to promote its seventh album, the newly released “Place in the Sun.”

Nearly 20 years in, Ozomatli still charging forward

With their seventh album, the seven-member Los Angeles band is showing as much momentum in middle age as its members did in their impetuous twenties.

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Love Letters

Differences driving them apart

She wants to know how much should married couples fight?

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