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Republicans at Brown fight to celebrate Columbus. The ghosts of thousands of slain native Americans were unavailable for comment. [Providence Journal]
Tom Cruise stopped the traffic on the Zakim without special Scientology powers. [WHDH]
Powerball is coming to Massachusetts. [Boston Herald]
Local little leaguers play the world's longest baseball game on purpose. [Attleboro Sun Chronicle]
The world's longest lobster roll was made in Portland yesterday. [NECN]
Falling clams and ice kill a man at a chowder plant. [CBS]
The mystery meat might have been grosser than you thought. Many local school cafeterias aren't regularly inspected. [Boston Globe]
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add to facebookAndy Card didn't enter the Senate race, which is why Scott Brown did. Right? Brown, a Republican from Wrentham, officially announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate on Saturday. Brown touched on some typically conservative issues like tax cuts, and of course, displayed plenty of flags, according to the Boston Globe. Brown is well-compensated as a state senator, and has exemplary attendance. Brown could be the last prominent candidate to enter the race now that Card and Ed Markey are out. Oh, yeah, Jack E. Robinson and some community activist may run, too.
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o...what's the deal with Daisuke? What's he really like? What's his favorite color? And why is he so maddeningly consistently inconsistent? After winning his last start, we expected good things out of Dice. Better things, at any rate, than his 5 2/3 innings of Texas Rangers batting practice yesterday.
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