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The Capitals are not going to be in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Backup goalie Brent Johnson had 49 saves, as the Hurricanes produced the franchise's most shots in a game since the 1988-89 season, leading the Southeast Division cellar-dwelling Capitals to a 5-1 victory at the RBC Center.

The result, Washington's third straight victory over Carolina, postponed for at least one day the Hurricanes' chance to clinch their third Southeast Division title in seven seasons.

It was Washington's first game since its 3-1 victory over the Hurricanes here on Saturday ...

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Orangeburg Consolidated School District 5 is considering a new wellness policy to promote healthy lifestyles among students and employees.

VAN HOPE/T&D MORE News Healthy Lifestyle - OCSD 5 seeks ways to improve student, teacher healthBamberg Democrats hear from two gubernatorial campaignsMan killed by police after shootingPatrol: Trooper didn’t know who Bauer was when he let him goIN OTHER WORDS: Figure skating reflections Healthy Lifestyle - OCSD 5 seeks ways to improve student, teacher health By LEE HENDREN, T&D Staff WriterThursday, March 30, 2006 Orangeburg Consolidated School District 5 is looking for ways to encourage healthy lifestyles, thanks to new rules in the federal school lunch program.Orangeburg Consolidated School Dist...