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Healey Wants MBTA Fare Cuts For Low Income Riders
Initial steps would include building an online application process and hiring staff to ensure the program moves ahead smoothly.
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Missing Fairhaven Woman Anapaula Huggins Found Alive On Jetty
"We are happy to announce Anapaula Huggins has been found by Police Units alive," the department posted to Facebook on Wednesday.
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Suffolk County Sheriff Steve Tompkins Pays Fine For Creating State Job For Niece, Having Employees Run His Errands
Suffolk County Sheriff Steve Tompkins has paid a $12,300 fine for violating Massachusetts' conflict of interest law.
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Juan Gonzalez, Man Accused Of Attacking 2 Newton Police Officers, Held Without Bail
Gonzalez was arraigned on multiple charges in Newton District Court and led out of the courtroom in handcuffs.
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Fish Consumption Advisories Issued For 13 Mass. State Parks Due To Elevated Levels Of PFAS
PFAS are a group of man-made chemicals and have been associated with a variety of health issues.
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Man Allegedly Tried To Open Emergency Exit Door, Stab Flight Attendant On United Flight To Boston
An alarm sounded in the cockpit 45 minutes before landing, signaling that the side door between first class and coach had been disarmed.
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Keller At Large: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Defends Controversial Rent Control Proposal
"I think we can all acknowledge that the status quo is not working," Wu said.
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'It's About Time': Andover Residents Clean Up After Weekend Snowstorm
"I have a lot of memories sledding down our hill and it's gonna be really fun having friends over," Molly Anczak said.
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Roxbury McDonald's Break-In Suspect May Have Used Drive-Thru Window, Police Say
Police said the man was confrontational with employees after he made his way inside the McDonald's.
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UMass Warns Of TikTok 'Borgs' After 28 Students Treated For Alcohol Intoxication
Amherst Police and UMass Police said that two people were arrested for underage possession of alcohol.
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'Just Plain Awful': Pothole Season Underway In Boston
There hasn't been much snow in and around Boston this season, but those plows are known to make potholes worse when they scrape.
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"I Think It's Beautiful": Young Mentors Share Personal Mental Health Stories With Struggling Teens
"I was constantly cold and starving, but the idea of having food in my body triggered body-shaming voices," she recalled.
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I-Team: Judge Blocks MV Realty Mortgages, Releases Liens
A series of I-Team investigations has led to a court ruling that could mean dozens of homeowners will recoup tens of thousands of dollars.
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'Like Kids Going On A Field Trip': Dogs Ride Bus To Daycare On The North Shore
Creature Comfort started 25 years ago by two Marblehead men, but McCarthy and her husband took over the business a few years ago.
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4 Residents Dead In COVID-19 Outbreak At Yarmouth Nursing Home
Since the pandemic began three years ago, there had been only five prior patient deaths from COVID at the facility.
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Video Shows Woman Nearly Hit By Ceiling Panel At MBTA Station
The 21-year-old Suffolk University student had just been running errands.
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Thousands Of Massachusetts Families To Lose $150 A Month As Pandemic SNAP Benefits End
With grocery store prices rising, some families who've been relying on the boost don't know what they'll do when it ends.
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Eversource, National Grid Customers Could See 10% Drop In Natural Gas Bills
"On average, the decreases will result in a monthly bill decrease of about 10 percent for a typical residential heating customer," DPU said.
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Former Everett Superintendent Fred Foresteire Released From Jail 19 Days Into 9 Month Sentence
Last month, he was ordered to serve nine months in jail and register as a sex offender after pleading guilty to indecent assault on 2 women.
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March Starts Meteorological Spring, But Winter Weather Isn't Gone Yet
We classify the seasons in three-month chunks: Winter: (Dec-Jan-Feb) Spring: (Mar-Apr-May) Summer: (Jun-Jul-Aug) Fall: (Sep-Oct-Nov).
