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Stoneham Police Donning Special Patches For Autism Awareness
Residents can buy the patches, with proceeds going to local nonprofit "Light it Up Blue."

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Residents can buy the patches, with proceeds going to local nonprofit "Light it Up Blue."

An initial vote to end the mandate immediately was deadlocked, with some members wanting to give the extra day.
Boston was scheduled to start its season March 31 at Fenway Park against Tampa Bay.
The Tufts Medicine network includes MelroseWakefield Hospital, Tufts Medical Center, Lowell General Hospital and more.
Nelson might be best known to residents as a co-founder of MelroseKind, a nonprofit behind the annual Melrose Random Acts of Kindness Day.
Wearing mask indoors is no longer recommended for most people in Massachusetts.
Elections were moved to the middle school in 2020 due in part to pandemic-related staffing shortages.
A letter from Superintendent Julie Kukenberger offered some reason to think the mask requirement could end before March 21.
Here's how to join the local effort to help those impacted by the war in Ukraine. Also, the White Ribbon Day event and a great fundraiser.
Logan Airport was measuring at 8.5 inches as of 7 p.m., but that wasn't the most.
Precipitation will linger in one form or another throughout most of the day, and the coming hours could present new problems.
"This decision was not easy and comes after much reflection and re-evaluating of our priorities as we look to the future of our business."
The changes were announced during Mayor Brodeur's State of the City address, where he deemed 2022 the Year of Community Health and Wellness.
With possibly a foot of snow headed toward Melrose, the city is taking steps to navigate the storm.
The FBI's Boston Division and Burlington police are seeking help in identifying a man suspected in a bank robbery earlier this month.
Former Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Lauren Grymek will be the city's first director of economic recovery and business development.
"I am proud to stand before you today confident that the state of our city is strong and our future is bright."
"Putin’s actions are the acts of a craven, insecure leader who deserves contempt from us all," Congressman Bill Keating said.
A local nonprofit said police told them the man kicked at the woman's dogs and hit her in the face.
Beginning March 7, residents and visitors will be able to use PayByPhone to pay at hundreds of parking spaces in the city.