‘You should be worried': Small town NH library has funds pulled by federal government
A rollback in humanities funding is threatening years of progress to expand a small library in Mont Vernon, New Hampshire.
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Several chances for rain in next week
Clouds dominate, but there will be several days that feature very little in the way of rain. And no day appears to be totally washed out at the moment
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What doctors are saying about Jayson Tatum's Achilles injury
Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum underwent surgery to repair a ruptured Achilles tendon after suffering the injury in Game 4 against the New York Knicks
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How scanning receipts on your phone can bring in some extra cash
With just one snap and a quick upload, that grocery receipt can turn into an gift card, thanks to what are known as receipt scanning apps.
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‘Fear' and ‘anger': Teen records ICE agents smashing van window in Waltham
Two men were detained by federal immigration agents after one broke the window of a van Tuesday, the latest such incident in Massachusetts
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Driver, pedestrian injured after crash in parking lot of Cape Cod supermarket
Police in Orleans, Massachusetts, say a driver was hospitalized with serious injuries after hitting parked vehicles and a pedestrian outside Shaw’s
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Sam Hauser (ankle) listed as probable for Celtics-Knicks Game 5
The Celtics could get Sam Hauser back for Game 5 against the Knicks.
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Leominster man pleads guilty after trying to open door on flight to Boston
Francisco Severo Torres, 34, of Leominster, Massachusetts, faces up to life in prison for the 2023 incident on a United Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Logan Airport
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What can we expect from Celtics without Tatum in Game 5 vs. Knicks?
Beating the Knicks in Game 5 without Jayson Tatum will take a group effort from the Celtics’ battle-tested veterans.
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Family's tragic loss highlights rising danger of tick-borne illness
With more ticks surviving warmer winters brought on by climate change, the risk of tick-borne illness is higher than in the past, one expert explains
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1 dead after shooting near Roxbury park
One person has died after a shooting in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood Tuesday, according to police.
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Bruins ‘believed to be among top contenders' for Rick Tocchet: Report
The Bruins are searching for a new head coach. Should they consider Rick Tocchet?
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Enjoy the sun, we're tracking rain on the way to Boston — again!
Enjoy the sun while you can! More rain is headed to the Boston area this week.
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Healey's energy bill envisions $10B in customer savings over a decade
Gov. Maura Healey is proposing to eliminate or significantly reduce charges on energy bills, open the door to new nuclear energy technologies and make nuts-and-bolts changes to electricity procurement and supply practices in an attempt to save ratepayers $10 billion over a decade. The bill the governor unveiled Tuesday in Leominster would allow Mas... -
Child seriously hurt by falling tree branch at Boston's Franklin Park Zoo, police say
A falling tree branch seriously injured a child and also hurt a woman with the child at the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston Tuesday afternoon, state police said.
