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Bruins 4, Maple Leafs 3 | OT

Bruins win in overtime in Toronto

David Krejci beat Maple Leafs goalie James Reimer in overtime for the game-winner and a hat trick.

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David Krejci scored three goals, including the game-winner in overtime, as the Bruins defeated the Maple Leafs in Toronto and took a 3-1 lead in their playoff series.

Twins 15, Red Sox 8

Red Sox pitching is no match for Twins

The Twins scored 11 runs in the first two innings as the Red Sox lost for the fifth time in their last six games.

Vince Gill helps Boston Pops kick off 128th season

Country music star Vince Gill was the featured artist with the Pops, but Dr. David King, who treated victims of the Marathon bombings, drew the biggest applause.

Poll puts Markey 17 points over Gomez in US Senate race

US Representative Edward J. Markey has a significant advantage over Republican nominee Gabriel E. Gomez in their Senate race, according to a poll released Wednesday.

Marathon bombings

US won’t allow release of suspect’s college records

The US Department of Education said releasing Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s student records at UMass Dartmouth would violate federal privacy law.

Mass. will require test for marijuana contaminants

Under state rules, medical marijuana dispensaries will be required to hire an independent lab to test their products for pesticides or heavy metals.

Cleveland kidnappings

Ohio man charged with kidnapping, rape

Authorities have filed kidnapping and rape charges against Ariel Castro after three women were found alive in his home. His brothers currently face no charges.

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Meagan Moffett and Parker Armstrong get instruction from Rita O’Shea on the final day of the World Irish Dancing Championships, held at the Hynes Convention Center in March.

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Meet Rita O’Shea, Boston’s grand dame of Irish step dance

Above: garlic sake clams with udon noodles. Below: crispy pork tail with mango sticky rice (left); shrimp banh mi and jicama salad on toasted baguette.

dining out

Appealing Asian tapas at Blue Dragon

Bernie Zak of Brookline launched a Twitter campaign after UCLA put him on the waiting list.

Student lobbies UCLA on Twitter

Jarrod Clement cooks four nights a week in Southborough. “We eat very well,’’ his wife, Jody, says.

How multitasking parents do it all

Bishop Robert McManus, Roman Catholic bishop of the Worcester diocese, was arraigned Tuesday in South Kingstown, R.I., on charges that he fled the scene of an accident while driving drunk last weekend in the Rhode Island town of Narragansett.

Bishop failed 3 sobriety exams

Self-confessed Boston Strangler Albert DeSalvo (left) and former priest John Geoghan

Reviled figures typically laid to rest outside public view

David Adkins (left) and Will LeBow in the Merrimack Repertory Theatre production of David Mamet’s “Glengarry Glen Ross.’’

Stage REview

Nowhere to turn in Merrimack’s ‘Glengarry’

Katharine Lusk (right), an adviser to Mayor Menino, and Kristen Swett, an assistant archivist, worked on signs and mementos in Copley Square.

Mayor Menino won’t allow burial

A team of city workers and archivists were working Tuesday morning to preserve paper memorials in Copley Plaza.

Paper memorials in Copley Plaza archived by city

Developer unveils bid for hotel, slot parlor

At her Sweet Peach Diner, Ellen Carter hopes to serve food like her mother made in North Carolina. Pictured: veggie garden omelet.

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Sweet Peach Diner is truly Southern

Farmer Chris Kurth chatted with Jan Martin, who visited Siena Farms in Sudbury last week to pick up her share of vegetables at the farm.

Farm-share programs, and angst, on the rise

More coverage of the bombings

Jen Regan, fiancee of Marathon bomb victim Marc Fucarile, stroked his forehead.

Painful waiting game in family’s quest to save a leg

The Marathon bombing sheared off Marc Fucarile’s right leg in a millisecond. It spared the left, but not by much.

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Rob Gronkowski broke his forearm on Nov. 18 against the Colts and rebroke it on Jan. 13 against the Texans.

Decision on surgery for Gronkowski is in two weeks

Doctors will decide in two weeks whether to replace the metal plate in Rob Gronkowski’s forearm in a surgery that would be his fourth since breaking it in November.