Boston's heat emergency goes into effect Monday — here's where to stay cool
Boston’s heat emergency goes into effect on Monday, with intensely hot weather settling into the region once again this week.
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Person pulled from water at Walden Pond
One person was rushed to the hospital after being pulled from the water at Walden Pond in Concord, Massachusetts, on Sunday.
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PHOTOS: Truck slams into home in Pembroke
One person was taken to the hospital after a pickup truck smashed into a house on Dwelley Street in Pembroke, Massachusetts, overnight.
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How Patriots wideout Javon Baker felt about Mike Vrabel praise, new role
Patriots receiver Javon Baker is willing to do whatever Mike Vrabel asks of him as he pursues a roster spot.
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Patriots RB Lan Larison placed on injured reserve: Report
Undrafted running back Lan Larison reportedly has had his rookie season cut short. Larison has been placed on injured reserve, according to a report from the Boston Herald’s Doug Kyed on Sunday. Larison was seen in a walking boot after the Patriots dominated the Washington Commanders in their preseason opener at Gillette Stadium on Friday nig... -
Dry, slight smoky skies as heat moves back in
Temperatures rise a bit as a southerly breeze takes over Sunday. We reach the 80s all the way to the coast, 90s in the valleys. The humidity inches up a tad too, with dewpoints in the low 60s. Some thin wildfire smoke can be found in our sky, with air quality across the north country being in the “moderate”...
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Patriots training camp recap: News and notes from Day 13
The Patriots held their final open-to-public training camp session at Gillette Stadium on Sunday.
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Patriots 53-man roster projection: New plan at WR after preseason opener
A pair of wideouts made their cases to make the team in the Patriots’ preseason opener. Phil Perry shares his latest 53-man roster projection.
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Harmful algae bloom reported in Fenway's Muddy River
Cyanobacteria was found in the area of the river between Brookline Avenue and Avenue Louis Pasteur, according to the Boston Public Health Commission..
