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Rivalry back on. The Bruins and Canadiens will continue their epic feud in the Stanley Cup playoffs with Game 1 of their semifinal series tonight at TD Garden. Don’t poke the bear. Montreal has agitated Bruins players in the past. Will the B’s bite back? Vacation over. The Bruins and Habs are fully rested for a long, brutal series. PAGE 14 Brad Marchand, left, and the Bruins are ready to rekindle their rivalry with Montreal as Game 1 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series is tonight at TD Garden. / BOSTON GLOBE

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Hub to again hold ‘Urban Shield’ public safety drill Preparation. About 2,000 emergency personnel will take part in the 24-hour training exercise. A massive police and emergency response will take place this weekend throughout Boston, but residents need not worry. The city is once again hosting a simulated emergency exercise called “Urban Shield.” The 24-hour simulation will begin Saturday at 8 a.m. “The exercise will assess the

ability of public safety personnel to successfully respond to, and manage, multiple public safety threats and emergencies occurring simultaneously throughout the metro Boston area,” according to a statement released by the city. Residents were advised not to be alarmed by the large public safety response, and that there is no danger to the public. Among the scenarios to take place are: an active shooter in Brookline; a hostage rescue of elected officials in Boston; an explosive device found on the MBTA; an injured officer in Cambridge; a parking lot

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collapse in Boston; and a largescale consolidated event at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. About 2,000 personnel from multiple agencies will take part in the training, including Boston police, fire, EMS, public health and emergency management officials. Also taking part are public safety officials from Everett to Quincy, as well as state and MBTA police. “As we saw last year during the Boston Marathon attacks, our first responders are well trained to handle any situation,” Mayor Marty Walsh said in a statement. “Urban Shield:

Boston is a unique training exercise that enables our first responders to work collaboratively in a simulated environment so they can operate effectively in real-world scenarios.” Funding for the event comes from the Department of Homeland Security. Boston hosted an Urban Shield training event two years ago. Former Boston police commissioner Ed Davis recently said the training was used during the marathon bombings. MICHAEL NAUGHTON @MetroBosMike

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Two swans a-swimming in the Garden Romeo and Juliet made their annual return to the Public Garden Wednesday morning. Following a parade to the Garden, Mayor Marty Walsh helped return the duo to the lagoon. The city’s most famous swans spend each winter at the Franklin Park Zoo. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

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Police search for child abductor Police on the South Shore are looking for a man who kidnapped a child after school, then dropped him off in a neighboring town. Rockland police released a sketch of the suspected child abductor on Wednesday. The incident took place on Tuesday at about 2:15 p.m.

An expelled state legislator who was convicted of assaulting a former girlfriend was released from a Billerica jail Wednesday, the Middlesex County sheriff’s office said. Carlos Henriquez, a Boston Democrat, was voted out of the House of Representatives in February by a 146-5 vote after a judge ordered him to serve six months of a twoand-a-half-year sentence. On Jan. 15, Henriquez was convicted on two misdemeanor charges of assault and battery stemming from allegations that he kidnapped, backhanded, choked and punched a 23-year-old woman in a rental car in July 2012. The state parole board

granted his early release under the conditions that he wear a GPS monitoring device, The Globe reported. Henriquez has maintained his innocence and is appealing his conviction. At the Feb. 6 vote, Henriquez told House members, “I used to think that the good of many outweighs good of the few. Now I wonder at what cost. “An innocent man does not plead, and an innocent man does not quit,” he said. Before the vote, the NAACP called on the House not to expel Henriquez, saying he had not violated any House rules with his conviction. MORGAN ROUSSEAU

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when a 9-year-old boy was abducted from Memorial Park School in Rockland. The man guided the boy to his car, and the boy mistakenly believed the man was a family friend, police said. The man drove the boy around for about 30 minutes before telling him to “get out”

near a park in Abington, police said. Police described the suspect as a white man with a thin build and white hair longer in the back than on top. The man was driving a white or gray four-door sedan with either white or silver wheels or hubcaps. METRO

CapeFLYER to return in May Weekend rail service to Cape Cod and the Islands will kick off at the end of the month, offering passengers an improved schedule and new station stop at Wareham Village. Transit officials said Wednesday that CapeFLYER is set to start weekend service on May 23, and will run through

Labor Day. In its inaugural season, the CapeFLYER had 16,586 riders and generated $290,756 in fare revenue, according to MassDOT. By the height of the summer season, trains will include separate coaches for two of the service’s most popular amenities: the café coach and bike racks with tools for onboard tuneups. METRO

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Padma Lakshmi, left, will return as the host of “Top Chef” Season 12, and will be joined by judges Tom Colicchio and Gail Simmons. / BRAVO

‘Top Chef’ to film Season 12 in Hub Knife to knife. The latest season of Bravo’s hit cooking series will start production in Boston this spring. Get fired up food show lovers: Bravo announced yesterday that Season 12 of its hit television show ‘Top Chef’ will be shot in Boston. The aim of the James Beard Award-winning cooking series is to discover the next “great American chef.” So-called “cheftestants” will put their cooking skills to the test to see if they have what it takes to earn the title and culinary bragging rights. Phantom Gourmet

Salt-N-Pepa to reunite at BBQ festival in June On June 20, throwback hip-hop sensations SaltN-Pepa will reunite and take the stage at City Hall Plaza for Phantom Gourmet’s BBQ & Music Festival. Another 90s throwback — The Mighty Mighty Bosstones — will also perform at the three-day festival, which features a best BBQ ribs contest. METRO

Production is happening in partnership with the Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau, according to Bravo, which said Padma Lakshmi will return as host, and Tom Colicchio and Gail Simmons will return as judges. The show will also feature several guest judges, including Boston-based chefs and top celebrities. Production kicks off this spring, and the show will premiere on Bravo in the fall. “Boston has always been at the top of our wish list as a location for ‘Top Chef,’ not only because of its rich historical significance, but also because of its robust and ever-growing culinary scene,” Shari Levine, SVP of Current Production for Bravo, said in a statement.

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Police activity. Remains found on Revere Beach Human remains were discovered on Revere Beach on Wednesday, and authorities were working to identify the deceased. The remains were found by a passerby late Wednesday morning in the area of 420 Revere Beach Parkway, according to the Suffolk district attorney. There was no immediate information on the identity, age or gender of the body. However, the remains appeared to be those of an adult, authorities said. MICHAEL NAUGHTON

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mind that someone would be mean to him. I just want him to be able to go out there and not be afraid to play his music and make people happy,” said Abigail Taylor, who recently started an online fundraiser and organized an event to help Keytar Bear. The street performer’s identity is a mystery to many, but he is known throughout Greater Boston, having set up his simple shop outside Park Street and Government Center MBTA stations and even in front of the Old State House. Taylor’s Indiegogo campaign for Keytar Bear raised more than $3,200 in one day. Taylor, who works for Workbar in Central Square, also organized a fundraiser at the coworking space scheduled for May 8. She said

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V. Stiviano is v. saddened by Sterling’s ouster V. Stiviano might be many things (namely, an artist, lover, writer, chef, poet, stylist and philanthropist, according to her Instagram), but she is not heartless. Stiviano, who recently gained notoriety as Donald Sterling’s alleged ex-lover, is “very saddened” by the NBA’s decision to place a lifetime ban on Sterling, reports the Los Angeles Times. Her lawyer Mac Nehoray told the Times that Stiviano “never wanted to harm Donald.” He also claimed that Stiviano did not release the recordings and is mortified about the incident. Nehoray said “someone released it for money” — but someone who was not Stiviano. “My client is devastated that this got out,” he told the Times. Nehoray told the Los Angeles Times that he and Stiviano have an idea who the person is. Nehoray stated that

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Stiviano, 31, was never in a relationship with Sterling, 80. “It’s nothing like it’s been portrayed,” Nehoray said. “She’s not the type of person everyone says.” He said Sterling’s estranged wife Rochelle was friends with Stiviano and knew that Sterling had purchased an apartment for her.

He also described Stiviano as an upstanding citizen who worked as a waitress and volunteered to help crime victims before starting her job as an archivist for Sterling. V. Stiviano: Artist, lover, writer, chef, poet, stylist, philanthropist, waitress, volunteer and archivist. ANDREA PARK

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An English actor arguably best known for playing a gruff American in “Who Framed Roger Rabbit,” Bob Hoskins died at age 71 from pneumonia, his publicist confirmed yesterday. Hoskins, who also starred in such hits as “Mermaids” and “Hook,” had been suffering from Parkinson’s disease since 2011 and had retired in 2012. The actor is survived by his wife, Linda Banwell, and four children. / AFP/GETTY IMAGES

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WHISK MIXES IT UP WITH A WINK AND A NOD Wink & Nod is not your average bar. It’s a classy lounge with super-soothing low lighting, heavy dark woods complemented by red and gold and split-level seating for added mystery. It’s sultry: Think retroHollywood speakeasy. Wink could have been just a bar, however, had they not brought in pop-up restaurant chefs Jeremy Kean and Philip Kruta, whose proposed Whisk JP deal floundered. If you go

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Why shouldn’t a bar have great food? Why ruin a good drink with something that’s been thrown in a fryer and sprinkled with pig bits? Kruta and Kean’s debut menu for the collaboration, called Whisk at Wink & Nod, features innovative snacks and small plates, with items such as charred cauliflower with pureed sultanas and corianderspiced yogurt; oysters bathed in pungent smoked orange mignonette and chive oil; and Kalbi short-rib, which pairs melt-in-your-mouth rosy beef medallions with jammy pomegranate and whipped potatoes. Another standout worth noting is the smoked quail yakitori: cherrywood smoked, potted meat served in a Mason jar. Whisk’s pop-up on Hanover Street gave the locals a run for

their money with the best pastas in the North End, including unmissable pappardelle in silky, buttery jus served with a lightly poached egg. At Wink, a soft egg tops off fluffy Scarlett Butter lettuce leaves sprinkled with Stilton cheese and herb “crackling,” aka crushed croutons. For dessert, the Twinkie gets a retread as a freshly made sponge cake filled with homemade hazelnut brown butter cream. In Whisk’s version of the rum baba, a brioche-type pastry is soaked in rum.

Combining drink + dish General Manager Curtis McMillan brought in the chefs at Whisk after becoming a fan of Kean’s and Kruta’s food. McMillan also selected a short old-world wine list that favors strong flavors and chose granny-type crystal glasses for the dining room that people wouldn’t have been caught dead drinking from five years ago. Whisk might build upon its signature tasting menu, but for now, it’s a perfect delight.

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“If you’re bringing something to the table that’s more about the energy and the vibe of what’s going on that night, then it’s difficult.”

The NFL vs. M.I.A. I was told not to ask you too much about the NFL and the lawsuit over the middle finger on national television. Is that because

you’re tired of talking about it or because of legal ramifications? It’s a legal thing and nothing has really been sorted out so I don’t really know what to say.

M.I.A., on trying to be spontaneous while incorporating theatrics

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quite different from recent American surf revivalists, who tend to mix the genre’s trappings with a hazy, echo-y, shoe-gaze sound. Also in their mix is a groovy soul/funk element that gives some songs an almost hip-hop feel, adding a contemporary resonance to their classic vibe.

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For their season finale, the Handel and Haydn Society perform Handel’s epic

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Taurus | April 21-May 21. Small business ventures are likely to pay off. Consider real estate projects if you are looking to gain additional financial security. A home-based business looks promising. Gemini | May 22-June 20. Don’t let anyone stifle your creative output. You may feel edgy or uncomfortable around others. Attend to personal pleasures that are sure to help you relax. Steer clear of a jealous peer. Cancer | June 21-July 22. Refrain from squandering valuable time daydreaming about past events. What’s done is done. Face the future and put your best foot forward. Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Step into the limelight. Share your plans with others. You will gain unexpected rewards from your involvement in a worthwhile cause. Show off your leadership ability. Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Keep your anger at bay. Think before you speak. If you are too hasty to judge, you may end up alienating a loved one. Physical exertion will ease stress. Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Love is in the stars. Your intuition will guide you to a romantic encounter today. Don’t hesitate to share your hopes with the one you love.

Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Household duties you have been neglecting will have to be dealt with swiftly. An older relative is in need of your assistance.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. Your self-confidence will enhance your appeal. You’ll do well if you get out and mingle. A new acquaintance is likely to play an important role in your future. Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan 20. You will meet with opposition if you reveal plans too early. Your success will depend upon following through with your plans and not waiting for someone else to make the first move. Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. You are overdue for some lighthearted entertainment. Get out and attend a social function. Your charisma and charm will help you meet new friends. An investment will pay off. Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Refrain from making a hasty decision. Get your facts straight before you act. You will be able to make an informed choice once you have considered all the relevant details. Aries | March 21-April 20. Romantic connections can be made if you spend time with stimulating people. Your light mood will lead to a companion.

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lowering our carbon footprints renewables, which will allow greater access and lower costs to consumers — perceived as part of a nefarious liberal agenda? The outrage is due to ignorance of scientific facts and isn’t very “conservative” at all.

for life’ (Metro, April 30) In the topsy-turvy world of sports morality, you can torture dogs or commit rape and you will still be welcome. Heck, we might even give you a trophy. But place a bet or make a racist remark, and you are banned for life.

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Animal Rescue League article! But it probably would have driven the “See something, say something” point much better if you had included a hotline phone number. BECKY GUYER, VIA EMAIL

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Sox, Rays to play two on Thursday The Red Sox and Tampa Bay Rays will make up Wednesday night’s rainout on Thursday at 1 p.m. (NESN) and will conclude the series that evening (7 p.m., NESN). Beginning Friday. the Sox will host the Oakland A’s.

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Long-awaited hatred NHL. After an extended break, the Bruins and Canadiens are expected to have an extended series. At long last, the wait is over as the Bruins and Montreal Canadiens finally drop the puck in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals on Thursday at TD Garden (7:30 p.m., NBCSN). Boston hasn’t played since last Saturday, when it eliminated the Detroit Red Wings in five games. That seems like a long layoff until you remember that the Habs haven’t played since April 22, when they swept the Tampa Bay Lightning. With three Game 7s on Wednesday to conclude the first round of the NHL playoffs, Bruins and Canadiens fans have to be thankful for the break since it ensures this series will be on something of an even

Star power The Bruins and Canadiens will renew their long-standing rivalry in the Eastern Conference semifinals, beginning Thursday at TD Garden. •

Patrice Bergeron and Torey Krug led the B’s with five points each in the first-round victory over the Red Wings while Milan Lucic, Jarome Iginla and Dougie Hamilton each checked in with four points.

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playing field. “Montreal had a great series against Tampa, anybody who watched that series recognized that,” Bruins head coach Claude Julien said. “We’re a group right now that feels good about our game, but we have a tough series ahead of us. We respect other teams’ strengths and we also respect our game to the point where we have confidence in it.” It’s a known fact that any game or series against the Canadiens will involve plenty of focus on penalties and power plays since perhaps no team in the NHL is so over-the-top in their tactics to gain a man advantage. The difference this time around is that Boston’s power play is a strength (6-for-16 in the first round) instead of a liability, while Montreal’s looks more questionable (2-for-13 in the first round). RICH SLATE @RichSlate

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