Tenants push for rent control as Mass. housing crisis persists
Advocates are calling for rent stabilization to help tackle the housing affordability crisis in Massachusetts.
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Owners cited after dogs attack 2 people in Lynn
The owner of roaming dogs that attacked two people in Lynn, Massachusetts, was issued citations as the dogs remain in a mandatory quarantine.
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Christian Gonzalez to miss time with hamstring injury: Report
Here’s the latest on Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez, who suffered an apparent hamstring injury during Monday’s training camp practice.
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First Alert: Rivaling records, dangerous heat tightens its grip on Boston
If Monday was an appetizer, Tuesday is main course, as near record temperatures move across New England. Morning temperatures quickly leapt into the mid-80s and will continue to warm. This will be heat that’ll sweep across the coast, too. That’s right, the sea breeze from Monday isn’t a factor on Tuesday. Strenuous outdoor activities should be limi... -
Suspect charged with murder in May death of Lynnfield man
Authorities investigating the death of a man in Lynnfield, Massachusetts, earlier this year have arrested a suspect for his murder, the Essex County District Attorney said Tuesday.
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Patriots training camp recap: Rookie linemen impress; CB depth is tested
Christian Gonzalez and Carlton Davis were both absent from Day 6 of Patriots training camp. Here’s what you need to know from the full-pads practice.
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Harvard could be willing to spend up to $500M to settle disputes with Trump: NYT
Harvard University could be willing to pay up to $500 million to end its problems with the Trump Administration, according to a new report by The New York Times, which cites four people familiar with the matter.
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Citywide conversation about drug use amid concerns over discarded needles
Safety concerns about drug use in Boston have expanded far beyond the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard, with pressure mounting for city hall to further address the issue.
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First Alert: Intense heat to peak on Tuesday, bringing feels-like temps beyond 100
A breeze from land (not sea) will push the hot temperatures right to the waterfront on Tuesday. Our highs climb into the upper 90s — near records — with dew points (a measure of the humidity) holding in the mid and upper 60s.
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‘It really stinks': Quincy police search for person who vandalized dozens of vehicles
Surveillance footage is being reviewed as authorities in Quincy, Massachusetts, investigate the vandalism of at least 30 vehicles.
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These are Massachusetts' best hospitals, according to U.S. News & World Report
Massachusetts’ best hospitals rate highly in U.S News & World Report
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‘We're not disposable': Dozens of New Bedford Market Basket workers off the job
A mother who worked three years at Market Basket in New Bedford, Massachusetts, said she was among 47 employees forced to stop working after the company requested to see their Social Security cards.
