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Bruins bring Stanley Cup home

The Stanley Cup glistened in the morning sun, the nearly 35-pound symbol of NHL supremacy raised high over the head of 255-pound Zdeno Chara.

Then, the captain of the champion Boston Bruins lowered it to his knees. He patiently answered reporters’ questions after a night of little sleep and much joy on a flight from one side of North America to the other – from the disappointed city of Vancouver to the title town of Boston.

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It's Falmouth! At last!

FALMOUTH—Suffice it to say that the Falmouth boys’ lacrosse team wants what the Cape Elizabeth Capers have. A state title. Also recognition for being the best team around. The Yachtsmen are almost there. Wednesday evening, Falmouth, for the third year in a row, had a crack at beating the storied Capers in the Western B […]

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Weiner resigns in wake of scandal

Seared by scandal, New York Rep. Anthony Weiner announced his resignation from Congress today, done in by lewd photos he took of himself, sent to women online and then adamantly lied about after being caught.

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Scarborough beats South Portland to win Western A softball crown; Cape out in quarters

Wednesday evening, in the latest regional final showdown between softball powerhouses Scarborough and South Portland, the Red Storm got the last laugh. Scarborough took the Western Class A championships with a somewhat surprising 1-0 triumph and earned a date against Messalonskee (16-3) in the Class A Final Saturday at high noon at Cony High School […]