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"I imagine there are very few homeowners who could take a hit of $400,000 and not be severely impacted," homeowner John Murray said.
The long-running Renaissance festival that's the largest of its kind in New England will start its season on Aug. 30.
The company said it will offer work to affected employees in other positions where possible.
President Trump signed an executive order Monday backing up his threat to pull federal funding from so-called sanctuary cities.
Portraying the real people who starred in the first-ever summer blockbuster is a welcome challenge for the trio of actors on stage.
"This situation, it was awkward from moment one until the end," said Anjali Bal, associate professor of sports marketing at Babson College.
A research team at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution has identified kelp for all its positive economic and environmental contributions.
The newspaper says live entertainment on the weekends makes for the "perfect setting" at the beachfront restaurant.
Bob Travers, the junior pastoral associate at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston, developed a close relationship with Pope Francis.
The MBTA will first test the cameras first on a portion of Brighton Avenue, a small stretch between the North End and West End.
In an interview on the Sunday edition of "Keller At Large," Lynch said he sees signs that the White House is "retrenching."
A New Hampshire lawmaker is proposing a law that would allow more bars and breweries to offer self-serve alcohol options for diners.
The Boston area was ranked 61st worst in America for ozone pollution. Washington County in Rhode Island dropped to an "F" grade for ozone.
There are 55 nonprofit hospitals in Massachusetts. Those hospitals receive tax benefits totaling more than $1.9 billion a year.
WBZ-TV reached out to the IMLS for comment. Weeks ago, nearly all employees at the popular garden were put on administrative leave.
"So far, I've learned how to clean a catheter, make an occupied bed and oral care, so I've brushed teeth," said junior Devaun Gray.
In the wake of the Pope's death, there has been a lot of talk about legacy. Parishioners said it's Francis' empathy that stays with them.
Sprouting up between the triple decker homes and asphalt on Norfolk Street is the Fowler Clark Epstein Farm.
One of the most impacted areas is Alewife Brook, a small stream running between Cambridge, Arlington, Belmont, and Somerville.
In a virtual meeting Tuesday, the board voted 9-0 to name Martinez as commissioner of the department, with two abstentions.
