Former Bruins player and coach and current television analyst Mike Milbury will not face any charges stemming from a December 9th incident at a youth hockey game in Brookline, according to multiple reports. A Boston Herald report states that a spokeswoman for Milbury said a clerk magistrate at Brookline District Court ruled there wasn't enough evidence to move ahead with the case. After the decision, Milbury said the incident was “an unfortunate misunderstanding.” Milbury, a Massachusetts native, played for the Bruins from 1975-76 through 1986-87. He coached the Bruins for two seasons, guiding them to the Stanley Cup finals in 1990, his first season at the helm. He later spent four seasons as coach of the Islanders and was the team's general manager for 11 years. For more Boston Bruins news, visit weei.com/bruins.

Thursday morning on the Dennis & Callahan show, WEEI announced it would expand to 93.7 FM and begin simulcasting on Monday. “This coming Monday morning, September 12th, something very exciting will take place. I'm very happy to tell you WEEI Sports Radio will begin simulcasting on 93.7 FM,” morning host John Dennis told the audience just after 8 a.m. This is a great day for the radio station and also for our loyal listeners. This is what our audience wanted, asked for, and we’re happy to deliver.” Click here to read the complete press release. In addition, WEEI announced its NFL Sunday programming for pregame and postgame Patriots coverage. Each Sunday, WEEIwill air the NFL Sunday show with Dale Arnold, former Patriots tight end Christian Fauria, former Patriots receiver Troy Brown and WEEI.com Patriots beat writer Christopher Price. The postgame show will feature Butch Stearns, former NFL nose tackle Fred Smerlas and Troy Brown. The postgame show will kick

The Patriots released the following statement regarding the public services for Myra Kraft: Due to the overwhelming response to the passing of Myra Kraft, the number of persons interested in attending the public services on Friday is expected to exceed the capacity of Temple Emmanuel. Very limited parking is available via a satellite lot located at Boston College Law School (885 Centre Street, Newton, MA). Shuttle service will be provided from the lot to the Temple. Attendees should also be aware of extreme heat and humidity in the forecast. Those wishing for alternative methods to pay their respects are encouraged to make donations in Myra’s name at the Myra Kraft Giving Back Scholarship Fund at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston at: Myra Kraft Giving Back Scholarship Fund 50 Congress Street Suite 730 Boston, MA 02109 www.bgcb.org/donate_special_endowment.cfm Sympathy cards can be addressed to: The Kraft Family One Patriot Place Foxboro, MA 02035 Memories of Myra

It was a clean sweep for Kenya in the 115th running of the Boston Marathon. Geoffrey Mutai won the men's race with a record time of 2:03:02, which broke the course record of 2:05:52 set last year by Robert Kiprono Cheruiyot. American Ryan Hall finished fourth in the men's race. In the women's race, Kenya's Caroline Kilel held on to win after a strong challenge from Desiree Davila of the United States. Kilel finished with an official time of 2 hours 22 minutes 36 seconds. The wheelchair race was won by Masazumi Soejima of Japan who defeated Kurt Fearnley of Australia and Ernst Van Dyk of South Africa. Soejima finished in 1 hour 18 minutes 50 seconds, one second faster than Fearnley and Van Dyk, who finished third.