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Bruins defeat Maple Leafs in Game 7 to advance in playoffs

Boston-04/23/2019 The Boston Bruins vs Toronto Maple Leafs game 7- Bruins Marcu Johansson(left center) is hugged by Charlie Coyl affter Johansson's 1st period goal to put the Bruins up, 2-0. Brandon Carlo(left) and Karson Kuhlman join in. Photo by John Tlumacki/Globe Staff(sports) — JOHN TLUMACKI/GLOBE STAFF

Boston advances to face the Columbus Blue Jackets in the conference semifinals after two must-win games to finish the series against the Maple Leafs.

KEVIN PAUL DUPONT I ON HOCKEY

Bruins’ fourth line came up big in Game 7

Sean Kuraly’s goal early in the third period made it 3-1.

Julian Edelman is honorary banner captain at Bruins-Maple Leafs Game 7

Edelman, wearing right winger David Pastrnak’s No. 88, was joined by Special Olympics athlete Meghan Colby.

Game 1: TIGERS 7, RED SOX 4 | Game 2: Tigers 4, Red Sox 2

Tigers sweep away Red Sox in doubleheader

Detroit scored three runs in the eighth inning to win Tuesday’s matinee, then handled their rookie pitchers in the nightcap

Harvard study raises concern about contaminated e-cigarettes

That e-cigarette you’re puffing on could be contaminated, according to a newly released study from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

Shawn, a 28-year-old overdose survivor. — Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff

In Quincy, a glimmer of hope amid opioid crisis

For the past three years, a team of Quincy police and health workers has visited overdose survivors and their families, mostly within one or two days after an overdose.

Here’s who might die on the next ‘Game of Thrones’ episode and why

We’re gearing up for an epic battle scene in the third episode, which is scheduled to last 80 minutes. Here’s a look at who might die, and why, based on breadcrumbs from the show.

Globe Magazine

Amid anti-Semitism across America, this 94-year-old Holocaust survivor is keeping the faith

Izzy Arbeiter made it out of Auschwitz against the odds. Amid a recent disturbing wave of bigotry against Jews in America, he’s still telling his story and refusing to despair.

Lesley University taps Janet Steinmayer as its seventh president

Steinmayer, the former president of Mitchell College, said she hopes to use her varied professional experience to build upon the school’s recent progress.

Merriam-Webster adds ‘stan,’ ‘snowflake,’ and ‘EGOT’ to dictionary

Other additions to the dictionary include “gender nonconforming,” “top surgery,” and “bottom surgery.”

THIS WEEK IN WEED

This Massachusetts marijuana store gets almost half its business from New York

Why are people driving so far to a Massachusetts store when you can have pot easily delivered in NYC?

obituary

David Kleiler, independent film impresario who saved the Coolidge Corner Theatre, dies at 79

David Kleiler, of Brookline, who died April 15, was a college teacher turned impresario of Boston’s independent film scene.

EDITORIAL

Court officials close ranks in defense of secret courts

A Working Group report defends the status quo on closed door hearings, unless your name is Kevin Spacey.

JEFF JACOBY

The banishing of Kate Smith isn’t ‘sensitive’ — it’s ridiculous

Kate Smith was a beloved singer who brought joy to millions in dark times. That is her legacy, not two long-forgotten songs.

SCOT LEHIGH

The Great Trumpkin’s damning ‘exoneration’

The Great Trumpkin worried that some of his Little Trumpkins might start to think for themselves.

Medicare faces insolvency by 2026, with Social Security not far behind, report says

Both programs will need to eventually be addressed to avert automatic cuts should their trust funds run dry.

State warns Hellenic College Holy Cross about grave financial challenges

The school received a stern warning from the state last month about grave financial concerns, and on Tuesday it was publicly put on notice by regional accreditors about the same problems.

Wave of Boy Scout sex abuse cases includes at least 20 victims in Mass.

Lawyers are adding hundreds of clients who allege they were molested as youths by scoutmasters and other adult volunteers.

Boston 11/6/18 Ayanna Pressley(left) and Congresswoman Katherine Clark celebrated at the Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel. Photo by John Tlumacki/Globe Staff(metro) — John Tlumacki/Globe Staff/file

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Two Democrats, both from Mass. and both rising in the party, show impeachment differences

Congresswomen Katherine Clark and Ayanna Pressley are both progressive members of the Massachusetts delegation. Yet, their disagreement on impeachment of President Trump is clear.

In Cambridge, Bernie Sanders aims to fire up local support

Senator Bernie Sanders’ campaign for the 2020 Democratic nomination brought him to Cambridge on Tuesday afternoon to speak with local organizers.

On Day 1, Moulton takes a quiet approach to presidential campaign

Seth Moulton said the subdued first day of his campaign was supposed to send a larger message: “The job I am applying for is fundamentally a job about serving the country.”

Trump says he is opposed to aides testifying to Congress

The White House has made it clear it plans to broadly defy requests for information from Capitol Hill.

Joe Biden to announce 2020 bid on Thursday, report says

Biden’s entrance will set him up as the frontrunner among Democrats, and will settle the crowded and diverse Democratic presidential field at 20 candidates.

Trump meets with Twitter CEO amid bias complaints

President Trump said he had a “great meeting” Tuesday with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, hours after bashing the company and accusing it of not treating him well because he’s a Republican.

Skier amazingly survives fall into waterfall hole on Mount Washington

The skier was under the snow and immersed in cold water for at least several minutes, but was able to climb out and slide down to a rescue party.

For first time, state’s highest court extends right to privacy to cellphone location data

The Supreme Judicial Court said state protections against unwarranted and excessive government intrusion into personal lives must be continuously updated to match technological innovations.

Judge temporarily blocks release of Kraft spa video

A judge agreed with the Patriots owner and issued a protective order that prevents the videos being released to the Globe and other news organizations as would routinely occur under Florida law.

Hundreds displaced after fire at Chestnut Hill condo complex

Newton Fire Lieutenant Michael Bianchi said as many as 800 people were displaced as a result of the two-alarm fire at The Towers of Chestnut Hill.

Rhode Island weighs intervening in troubled Providence schools

The city’s struggling public school system has been plagued for decades by poor test scores and low graduation rates.

Greg Shell on evening economic disparities

As managing director of the Bain Capital Double Impact Fund, Greg Shell works to identify and fund companies that offer profitable models for addressing critical social problems.

Special reports

He bought the fencing coach’s house. Then his son got into Harvard

The Needham house was assessed at $549,300, but sold for nearly a million dollars. The buyer, who never lived a day there, would sell it 17 months later at a substantial loss in what may become the next chapter in the national debate over fairness in college admissions.

Munch Madness

Munch Madness | Final

And the Munch Madness winner is . . .

Beloved Boston bakery Flour takes the cake over Sarma to clinch Munch Madness 2019.

The Help Desk

Ask anyone who’s been in this position: Finding a therapist in the Boston area for a pressing mental health concern, especially for a teen or child, can feel overwhelming.

How to find a therapist when you need one

Experts say the list of things we need in our cleaning caddies is actually fairly short.

HELP DESK

How to spring clean like a pro

Love Letters: The Podcast

Season Two: How do you meet someone?

Dating in 2019 is…complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.

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Globe must-reads

Laura Janke, who was the assistant women's soccer coach at USC, walks out of the courthouse in Boston after her March 25 arraignment.

Former coach and parent to plead guilty in admissions scandal

Hiring a matchmaker might help you find Mr. or Mrs. Right.

help desk

How to hire a matchmaker

A white pine that fell in the Arnold Arboretum.

REBECCA PACHECO

Remembering trees we grew up with and ones we’ve lost

The South Bay Stop & Shop store in Dorchester on Sunday.

Stop & Shop agreement seen as a win for workers

According to a new study, Americans are becoming increasingly sedentary, spending almost a third of their waking hours sitting down, and computer use is partly to blame.

You might not want to sit down: Americans getting more inactive

Small earthquake recorded off the coast of Gloucester

Mrs. Patmore’s kitchen is among the sets featured in “Downton Abbey: The Exhibition,” coming to Boston June 15.

‘Downton Abbey’ sets, costumes coming to Boston

A look at our population change over the last 8 years

Three Chinese runners are accused of cheating in the 2019 Boston Marathon.

Three Chinese runners accused of cheating in Marathon

MIT researchers say life may have begun in a puddle

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NAMES

Dylan Dreyer discusses her miscarriage, infertility to help ‘shed the stigma’

Who cares if your MBTA train’s on time if you reach your destination late?

Sports

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Boston, MA, 04/23/2019 -- Red Sox starting pitcher Chris Sale delivers against the Tigers during the first inning in the first game of a doubleheader at Fenway Park. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff) Topic: Reporter:

PETER ABRAHAM I ON BASEBALL

Still winless, Red Sox ace Chris Sale is still inching along

The lefthanded gave up just two runs with 10 strikeouts in five innings, but he looks far away from being the team’s dominant starter.

Metro

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Students convince Medford to install ‘3-D’ crosswalks at elementary schools

The city on Monday unveiled a three-dimensional crosswalk at one of its elementary schools. More are planned for other schools.

Politics

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Trump and his business organization sue Democratic House chairman

The lawsuit aims to block a subpoena that seeks years of President Trump’s financial records.

Nation & World

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A woman cried at a service for bomb blast victims at St Sebastian's Church in Negombo, Sri Lanka, on Tuesday.

Sri Lanka bombings may have been a response to New Zealand attacks, officials say

Authorities said that the Easter attack on churches, hotels, and other sites in the South Asian nation was “carried out in retaliation” for the shooting massacre at two New Zealand mosques.