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St. Patrick's Day Parade Draws Throngs Of People To South Boston
The temperature was 36 degrees Fahrenheit and windy when the procession stepped off in South Boston Sunday afternoon.
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Two 23-Year-Olds Killed In Holliston Rollover Crash
Police identified the driver as Joshua Taylor, of Holliston, and the passenger as Haley Gens, of Connecticut.
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'Animal Cruelty': Pit Bull Puppies Abandoned Around Salem, Police Say
"The abandoned dogs are malnourished, dehydrated, and show signs of abuse and neglect," Salem police said.
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MBTA Says Slowdown On Green Line Will "Remain In Place"
On Friday, the MBTA's interim general manager pledged to make sure a system-wide slowdown "never happens again."
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Cambridge Hires Third Party To Review Police Department After Fatal Shooting Of College Student
A team of consultants will review that case as well as use-of-force training and how to handle mental health crises.
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Police Investigating Fatal Crash In Wrentham
The female passenger in the pickup truck was flown to Rhode Island Hospital Trauma Center, where she died.
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Man Fatally Shot In Lawrence On Friday Night
Lawrence police are investigating the fatal shooting of a man on Walnut Street late Friday night.
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Gardner Museum Art Heist Happened 33 Years Ago
The missing art, which includes works by Rembrandt, Degas, Manet and Vermeer, is estimated to be worth at least $500 million.
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Boston Bars Ready For Busy Weekend With March Madness, St. Patrick's Day
"We expect celebrations Friday, Saturday, and Sunday," said Sarah Palmer from Game On outside Fenway Park.
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To Do List: Abington St. Patrick's Day Parade; Brewery Book Fair; Spring Craft Festival
It's St. Patrick's Day weekend, but Boston isn't the only place to celebrate on the To Do List.
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Stavros Papantoniadis, Owner Of Stash's Pizza Chain, Accused Of Abusing Immigrant Workers
The 47-year-old who goes by "Steve" was arrested and charged with one count of forced labor in federal court on Thursday.
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Man Arrested For 'Threatening' MBTA Riders With Pet Rat Named Jerry
Transit police arrested the 57-year-old Boston man who they say is "well known" for causing problems with the rat named Jerry.
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Fire Destroys Popular Bakery, Liquor Store In Lawrence
Lawrence Fire Chief Brian Moriarty said they got an alarm from Sweet Grace Heavenly Cakes on Essex Street around 4 a.m.
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Hopkinton Center For The Arts' New Exhibit Celebrates Women's Empowerment
The "Break Away" exhibit features sculptures and artwork from Bobbi Gibb, the first woman to run the Boston Marathon.
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TSA Looking To Hire Federal Air Marshals In Boston Area
No previous security, military or law enforcement work is required. Anyone who gets the job will undergo paid "extensive training."
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'Doesn't Seem Safe,' Debris Falls, Water Leaks From Ceiling Inside Forest Hills MBTA Station
The sun was shining outside the Forest Hills MBTA station in Jamaica Plain Thursday, but inside it was raining from the ceiling.
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Student Stabbed At Brockton School; 16-Year-Old Classmate In Custody
The suspect, a 16-year-old student, was taken into custody by police and was evaluated at the hospital.
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Pedestrian Killed Crossing The Street In Westwood
According to investigators, two nurses stopped to give the woman first aid before an ambulance arrived but to no avail.
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New England Could Catch Glimpse Of NASA Wallops Electron Rocket Launch
"There are very cool to see, if we get some breaks in the clouds," WBZ-TV chief meteorologist Eric Fisher says.
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Mass. Resident Doctor Bradford Ferrick Had Child Pornography And Hidden Cameras, Prosecutors Allege
Ferrick was already on home confinement on similar state charges after he was arrested in February.
