Waltham, MA|News|
Waltham Apartment Residents On Edge After 5 Attacks In November
Waltham police sent a reverse-911 call to residents warning them about the attacks at GardenCrest Apartments in Waltham.
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Boston, MA|News|
MA 2020 Thanksgiving Travel Guide: 95% Will Travel By Car
Road conditions were relatively quiet on the morning of what should have been the busiest travel day of the year.
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Boston, MA|News|
Massachusetts Unemployment Rate Falls For Fourth Straight Month
The state's unemployment rate was 7.4 percent in October, down from a peak of 17.7 percent in June.
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Across Massachusetts|News|
Nominate A Massachusetts Business Of The Year
Patch wants to hear about the businesses that have impacted your life this year in Massachusetts.
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Boston, MA|News|
MA Opioid Deaths Rise During Pandemic After Years Of Decline
Massachusetts has seen a small increase in opioid deaths this year, after declining in every year since 2016.
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Boston, MA|News|
Man Finds Mortar Round While Doing Yard Work: Patch PM
Also: More charges in college admissions scandal | Coast Guard rescues fisherman | The end of school snow days? | More
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Boston, MA|News|
Baker Skips Coronavirus Summit With Other Governors
The summit was organized by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to coordinate the coronavirus response among northeastern states.
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Boston, MA|News|
MA Has 30,000 Active Coronavirus Cases, Officials Believe
Massachusetts reported 2,076 confirmed coronavirus cases and 33 deaths Sunday.
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Boston, MA|News|
Wahlberg Leaves $2K Tip On $35 Cape Cod Restaurant Bill: Patch PM
Also: State reopening Coronavirus field hospital in Worcester | Tribal leader arrested |Suspected bank robber busted | More
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Boston, MA|News|
MA House Passes $46B Budget With Expanded Abortion Access
The budget for the fiscal year that started July 1 calls for no new taxes and will be sent to Gov. Charlie Baker by the end of the month.
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Boston, MA|News|
Massachusetts Voters Want Mail-In Voting To Stay: Patch Survey
Respondents to a Patch survey said 2020 election results in MA were free of fraud, and reported few problems when they voted.
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Concord, NH|News|
Tell Patch About Your Favorite, Local Charities In New Hampshire
Local nonprofits have been hard hit in 2020 by the coronavirus pandemic. Help Patch highlight the work of your favorite charity.
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Providence, RI|News|
Tell Patch About Your Favorite, Local Charities In Rhode Island
Local nonprofits have been hard hit in 2020 by the coronavirus pandemic. Help Patch highlight the work of your favorite charity.
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Boston, MA|News|
Tell Patch About Your Favorite, Local Charities In Massachusetts
Local nonprofits have been hard hit in 2020 by the coronavirus pandemic. Help Patch highlight the work of your favorite charity.
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Boston, MA|News|
Place Your Bets: Which MA Politician Will Be President In 2025?
Sen. Elizabeth Warren has the best odds among politicians with Massachusetts ties of winning the 2024 presidential election.
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Boston, MA|News|
Patch Survey: How Did 2020 Voting Go For You?
Patch wants to know about your experience voting this year and how you think it went overall.
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Andover, MA|News|
Which Massachusetts Towns Got The Most Federal Coronavirus Money?
Under the CARES Act, the federal government has awarded more than $1.5 billion to Massachusetts companies. Here's where the money went.
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Boston, MA|News|
MA Not Providing Towns Incentive To Test For Coronavirus: Baker
In a conference call with local officials from across the state, Gov. Charlie Baker said he's looking at ways to increase testing in MA.
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Framingham, MA|News|
Will Coronavirus End The Potluck Dinner?
The coronavirus is changing holiday plans, and Thanksgiving guest lists are 27% smaller this year, according to a Framingham-based company.
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Boston, MA|News|
Election Results: Question 2 Foes Overcame Big Names, Big Bucks
Voters in the state's moderate and conservative communities helped defeat the well-funded Yes On 2 campaign.
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