Why franchise legend believes Patriots will ‘shock a lot of people'
Patriots legend Vince Wilfork has high expectations for Mike Vrabel’s team, and believes the group will “shock a lot of people.”
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Tracking Hurricane Erin as powerful storm churns off New England's coast
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Lawrence city councilor pleads guilty to voter fraud charges
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Red Sox call up No. 3 prospect with Wilyer Abreu headed to IL
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Mass. educators get new guidance for age of AI
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The MBTA is cracking down on riders who don't pay their fares this fall
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Ja'Lynn Polk will miss entire 2025 season due to shoulder surgery: Report
The 2024 second-round pick reportedly needs surgery after suffering a shoulder injury in the preseason.
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2 Mass. high schools named top 100 in country by U.S. News & World Report
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North Shore beach reopen to swimming after reported shark sighting
A beach on Massachusetts’ North Shore has reopened for swimming after a shark sighting on Thursday. The Gloucester Beaches account, which is run by the city, posted a beach advisory on Facebook just before 12:30 p.m. Thursday saying that they were closing the water at Good Harbor Beach following a reported shark sighting at Long Beach. The al... -
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