Boston Celtics secure a 2-1 lead in their Eastern Conference series with a 108-100 victory over the Philadelphia Sixers. Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown lead the Celtics with 25 points each, sealing the win with late-game heroics. Despite Tyrese Maxeys 31-point performance, the Sixers struggle with three-point shooting, missing crucial shots as the Celtics pull away. Game four is set for Sunday in Philly, with the series remaining competitive as Tatum continues to find his form.

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Boston real estate agent Hans Nagrath dives into the Charles River to rescue his goldendoodle, Benny, after the dog plunges into the forty-degree water. Despite struggling in the current, Nagrath manages to swim to a pier, with both man and dog emerging unscathed. Nagrath reflects on the close call, regretting not seeking help sooner, and vows to keep Benny leashed near water.

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Two Massachusetts men, Logan Patterson and Dominick Cardoza, pleaded guilty to conspiring to damage a Harvard Medical School building with explosives. They set off a firework in a neurobiology lab, causing damage but no injuries. Sentencing is set for August fourth, with potential prison time, supervised release, and a hefty fine.

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Cape Cods summer season is gearing up, with rentals and beaches in high demand. Despite heavy winter snow, availability matches last year, and post-COVID homeowners are now renting out their properties. Waterfront spots are scarce, but inland options abound. Rising flight prices are drawing families to driveable destinations like the Cape. Locals and road-trippers are ready for another strong season, with business owners like Frank Vasello of Relish Bakery in Provincetown expecting a solid season.

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National Grid crews in Quincy, Massachusetts, successfully relocated an osprey nest to protect a substation, ensuring grid reliability and wildlife safety. The nest was moved three hundred feet away, preparing for a new seawall, and placed on a forty-five-foot pole at the Department of Public Works facility. The team reused all original materials, and the new location offers prime hunting and fishing grounds. National Grid encourages reporting of nests on utility poles to maintain wildlife and power flow.

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MIT grads Josh Gruenstein and Alon Kosowsky-Sachs founded Tutor Intelligence, creating the largest robot data factory in the US. Theyre training AI for physical tasks by having robots practice simple jobs, generating data for AI brains. In five years, they predict robots will be ubiquitous in daily life, causing significant tech and social changes.

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New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel is taking a break for counseling, skipping day three of the NFL Draft due to personal reasons. He recently made headlines with photos of him with reporter Dianna Russini. Vrabel addressed the media, admitting to his actions, and the team still managed to select offensive tackle Caleb Lomu. Fans in Foxborough are supportive, and experts suggest a full weekend intensive session for counseling. Vrabel will return for Friday nights rounds, keeping the Patriots draft plans on track.

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