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BOSTON - Boston College believes its chances of winning the Big East have become a lot more realistic with the departure of conference powerhouses Miami and Virginia Tech.
ATHENS, Greece - They've trained together 10 hours a day for two years, and now time is running out for the women of the U.S. synchronized swim team. When the Olympics are over, they'll split up, with some going to college and others making
ATHENS, Greece - With five rings ablaze in the middle of a manmade sea, the Olympics returned to its birthplace yesterday in an epic homecoming heralded by a pounding heartbeat, a mythological centaur and an array of Greek gods followed by the
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Local notebook: With just two games remaining in the Cape Ann Industrial Slow Pitch Softball League's regular season, Custom Finish clinched at least a tie for first place in Division 1.
One of the unfortunate aspects of life is when parents outlive their children.That was the situation Gennaro and Anabela Barbiero of Albany, N.Y., endured when 9-year-old Sabrina Barbiero died March 21. The cause of death was a rare and newly
The boat came easily into the wind with the anchor line stretching out toward the Eastern Point Light House. The gray overcast and the constant howl out of the northwest made for a sort of dismal morning, but the weather report held promise for
One day it's Nomar Garciaparra being traded, one of the greatest players in Boston Red Sox history, being sent shuffling off to Chicago essentially for two guys no one ever heard of.
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