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They’ll do what they’ve always done on the Fourth of July, inviting as many as 100 friends to gather this afternoon at their...

Sweet 16th lifts Tigers

Detroit Tigers’ Placido Polanco congratulates teammate Marcus Thames after Thames’ hit a two-run home run against the Twins on Friday. Placido Polanco hit a pair of extra-inning RBI singles, the second giving the Detroit Tigers the lead...

Lance Armstrong on notice

ON THE ROAD AGAIN: Lance Armstrong gestures during a training ride yesterday in preparation for today’s start of the Tour de France. Armstrong is looking for his eighth overall title, but first since 2005. MONACO - The Tour de France is ready for another edition with Lance Armstrong, and today’s opening...

Manny Ramirez returns, says he’s sorry

BACK IN THE SWING: Manny Ramirez steps into the batter’s box during the fourth inning last night in San Diego. SAN DIEGO - Manny Ramirez returned to the big leagues as only he could. ...

House of Blues faces license suspension

TROUBLE: Patrons enjoy drinks at Boston’s House of
Blues, which could lose its alcohol license for one week. Boston’s House of Blues may be slapped with a one-week suspension...

Firefighters: Firehouses going down the toilet

OUTHOUSE: At the firehouse in Dorchester, firefighters had to use portable toilets yesterday after a sewage pipe burst. Port-a-johns at a Dorchester firehouse yesterday became the latest beef...

‘Conduit’ brings firepower, but Wii game fails to impress

ALIEN CONCEPT: Although the Wii system would seem ideal for first-person shooter games, the deeply flawed ‘Conduit’ is one of only a few. The game’s graphics, story line and voice acting will disappoint fans of the genre. Review Grade: C The Wii’s controller is perfect for first-person shooters. Instead of using a joystick to move crosshairs around the...

typical, when profits are at stake use the scare tactic
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US insurance industry issue warning on health care

WASHINGTON — The U.S. insurance industry Tuesday warned in stark terms that a proposed...

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Orlando Magic guard Rafer Alston (1) drives past Los Angeles Lakers forward Pau Gasol during action in Game 5 of the NBA Finals at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida, Sunday, June 14, 2009.
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Sheed mulls Celtics’ offer

FREE TO DECIDE: Rasheed Wallace is ready to mull offers from the Celtics and several other teams for his services for the 2009-10 season. ORLANDO, Fla. - Rasheed Wallace now gets to sit back and sift. Sift offers. Sift possibilities. The Celtics hit the 35-year-old free...

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No trick: Joe Perry wants your tweet

Joe Perry. DETROIT - Aerosmith’s next album might be “on the bench, in pieces,” waiting for the group to resume recording after it finishes...

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Food sales for Fourth finally pop

JUMPING: Tom Daly of Savenor’s Market on Charles Street in Boston weighs fish yesterday as customers packed this and other local grocers to make lots of lastminute purchases for Fourth of July barbecues. It’s going to be a hot-diggity dogger Fourth after all. Some food businesses had noticed an ominous pre-Fourth decline in the sale...

Murphy loses his case against Herald insurer

A federal judge has ruled against former Superior Court Judge Ernest B. Murphy in his $6.8 million case against the Boston Herald’s...
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US auto sales declines show signs of leveling off

In this June 28, 2009 photo, the company logo shines off the grille of a 2009 Fusion at a Ford dealership in the Colorado city of Centennial. DETROIT — U.S. sales at Ford and Chrysler last month offered sharply different views on the downtrodden U.S. market for cars and trucks,...





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