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Game 5 | Celtics 94, Heat 90

Celtics win Game 5, push Heat to brink

Head coach Doc Rivers and the Celtics celebrated at the end of Game 5.

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Kevin Garnett finished with 26 points and 11 rebounds as the Celtics moved one win away from an Eastern Conference title by beating the Heat, 94-90.

Orioles 8, Red Sox 6

Red Sox can’t rally against Orioles

Jarrod Saltalammachia’s two-run homer in the ninth kept the Red Sox in the game, but the bullpen coughed up two runs in the 10th as the Orioles won, 8-6.

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At L’Espalier, new designs on classic foundations

Boston restaurant L’Espalier offers fine food, but it’s the service that makes the place special.

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10 things every cook should know

Chef Michael Leviton of Lumiere and Area Four offers easy advice to improve your cooking.

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Gov. Scott Walker survives recall election in Wisconsin

The Wisconsin governor has survived the recall election, defeating the Democratic mayor of Milwaukee to keep the state’s top political job.

Caret, Patrick at odds over proposed UMass fee increase

In an unusual public spat, Governor Deval Patrick and University of Massachusetts President Robert Caret are quarreling over a proposal that would raise UMass fees by 4.9 percent.

Warren agrees to TV debate with Brown

Elizabeth Warren said she will participate in four televised debates with Scott Brown and has already agreed to one in Springfield and one on WBZ-TV in Boston.

UMass, others join Obama’s financial aid effort

The universities agreed to make student financial aid award letters more transparent in an effort to contain college costs.

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Focus is on the abstract in ‘second nature’

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Patti Smith mixes pop, poetry, memory

“The science of physics is so much different than any other science that I’ve been exposed to. And I just found it very, very fascinating,” says Morgan Freeman, host of the series “Through the Wormhole” on Science.

Morgan Freeman returns to the ‘Wormhole’

Senator Scott Brown voted for Wall Street overhaul, but emails suggest he sought a loose interpretation of a key rule.

Brown sought to loosen bank rules

Dean Soucie of Oliver Ames High School in North Easton watched the award ceremony after his team lost to Concord Carlisle in the High School Super Bowl in Foxborough. (Dec. 3, 2011)

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Justin Colamaria with his mom, Tina Foye, and the breathing machine that helps his sleep apnea.

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Overcoming sleep disorders in children

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame legend, founder and naming member of The Platters Herb Reed at his home in Arlington. Reed, the last surviving original member of the 1950s vocal group the Platters, died Monday after a period of declining health.

Herb Reed, Platters founder, dies at 83

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Boston Red Sox pitcher Daniel Bard walked to the dugout after getting pulled after hitting Edwin Encarnacion of the Toronto Blue Jays during his worst outing of the season Sunday.

Daniel Bard sent to Triple A Pawtucket

The Red Sox have optioned the struggling No. 5 starter. If Daisuke Matsuzaka does well in Pawtucket tonight, it is likely he will take Bard’s spot in the rotation.