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Patrice Bergeron is enjoying retired life as a hockey dad — and fan of a surging Bruins team

Patrice Bergeron was in a familiar spot on Saturday afternoon. In the same barn where his No. 37 will soon hover high above the ice, the Bruins legend glided toward the face-off circle. The soon-to-be Hall of Famer, now 41, still looks like he could don the spoked-B and chip in on a promising 9-2-1 Bruins roster. ​But Father Time is undefeated. And on Saturday, Bergeron traded in black and gold for black-and-white stripes — dropping the puck as his son, Zach, lined up at the face-off dot. These are the duties these days for Bergeron, who helped officiate for Newton Youth Hockey as part of a “Future Bruins” scrimmage on Causeway Street. Bergeron, who last played for Boston in April 2023 after 19 seasons, is still a regular around the rink. But these days, his hockey schedule revolves around coaching his sons’ teams in Newton and ferrying the family to and from several barns across New…

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5 early surprises so far with the 2026 Patriots

It’s been a tumultuous start to the 2026 NFL season for Mike Vrabel and the Patriots, who sit at 4-3 through seven weeks amid a campaign marked by struggles, statement performances, and plenty of injuries. It was to be expected for New England to traverse a daunting road back to the playoffs, given their standing as the reigning AFC champions, a loaded schedule, and the inevitable reversal of fortune regarding injuries. But even with that 4-3 result so far, the Patriots have shown plenty of resolve in the first two months of a new season — with several newcomers making their presence felt on the gridiron and a few expected stalwarts laboring out of the gate. As the Patriots lick their wounds during a much-needed day off on Sunday, here’s a look at some early surprises so far this season in Foxborough: If the Patriots want to build a sustainable contender, they can’t rely on Drake Maye…

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Review: Valve Steam Frame

The Steam Frame’s promise of greatness for stand-alone and streaming VR gaming doesn’t quite connect. Valve has had a complicated relationship with virtual reality gaming. Its Steam client—the number one distribution platform for PC games—has long supported VR titles and works with headsets from other manufacturers. But the company's flagship VR headset, 2019’s Valve Index, never quite escaped its niche. It saw a huge sales spike in the run-up to the release of headline title Half-Life: Alyx, but by February 2025, it accounted for only 13.2 percent of VR headsets used on Steam. Enter the Steam Frame, Valve’s second attempt at snatching the VR gaming crown. More than a hardware refresh, it promises to reimagine PC VR gaming, operating as a stand-alone headset like the Meta Quest 3, the current reigning champion, while letting users seamlessly stream games from a more powerful remote…

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What goes around, comes around

October 26, 2026 — 9:00pm “A gentleman described as a ‘Luddenham resident’ was pictured in Saturday’s Herald holding a sign objecting to the Badgerys Creek airport,” notes Allen Dodd of Kirribilli. “Could he be a born-again…

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The quarries eating Victoria to feed our appetite for roads, rail and renos

October 26, 2026 — 7:30pm The diverse landscape of West Gippsland is among Victoria’s most fertile regions, helping feed the state with its abundance of fresh produce including premium beef, dairy, apples and wine. But what sits below the rolling hills and green plains is now attracting a different kind of industry and sparking controversy with it. Multinational building supplies company Heidelberg Materials is proposing to transform prime farmland into a major granite quarry in Bunyip North – about 75 kilometres south-east of Melbourne’s CBD. Beef producer David Bywater, whose property is about 800 metres from the proposed quarry, said locals were alarmed by Heidelberg’s plans to construct a pit stretching across 69 hectares with a depth about 140 metres below the surface. He said there were about 120 homes within two kilometres of the planned site. Dust clouds, blasting and noise are…

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