Crying in their poutine: After finishing the regular season with the National Hockey League’s best record and leading the championship series, 2-0, the Vancouver Canucks lost game seven to the Boston Bruins on Wednesday night in Vancouver, 4-0.
The loss got to Canuck fans, who responded with drunken rioting, overturning portable toilets and burning cars, or as it’s know in Boston: Saturday night.
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His and hers public disclosure forms: A married couple are running for the school board in Monroe, campaigning against each other as well as the incumbent and a fourth candidate. Each wants to see the incumbent replaced but differs on the best approach as a school board member.
One says that in all Monroe schools, the toilet paper roll should go over the top, while the other believes that the paper should go under.
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Dying with a smile: A study by the Harvard Men’s Health Watch says that men with cardiovascular disease shouldn’t worry that sexual activity might trigger a heart attack. But neither did sex provide much of a health benefit, increasing the heart rate less than the same amount of time spent on a treadmill.
But how much good can you get out of 30 seconds on a treadmill?
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