NH shelter's enor-mouse problem: man surrendering nearly 1,000 rodents
The N.H. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is scrambling to care for a “crippling” influx of rapidly reproducing mice
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Upscale Greek food (and sometimes belly dancing) hidden in a NH shopping mall
Let’s face it: Indoor shopping malls are slowly but surely becoming a thing of the past. Many are being replaced by outdoor mixed-use developments that often include housing and office space. But the mall era isn’t officially dead just yet. You can still find a number of them locally, including one in New Hampshire that is about as close... -
Holiday shopping: Tips for using AI to compare prices and get gift inspiration
Black Friday is almost here — and if you’re struggling to keep up with all the deals already, AI might be able to help. Thirty-eight percent of consumers say they have already used generative AI in their shopping journey or are planning to use it to shop during Black Friday and Cyber Monday, according to a new survey by Boston...
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Patriots-Rams preview: How Pats can slow down L.A.'s elite pass rush
The Rams have an elite pass rush. How can the Patriots neutralize it on Sunday? Phil Perry explains in his Week 11 preview.
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Barmore listed as questionable on Patriots-Rams Week 11 injury report
Will Christian Barmore make his season debut in Week 11 vs. the Rams? Check out the final Patriots injury report.
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Playoffs?! Yes, Patriots are surprisingly still in AFC postseason race
It’s sounds crazy, but the New England Patriots are kind of in the mix for an AFC playoff spot entering Week 11.
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Mazzulla has on-brand answer to how he interacts with rival coaches
Don’t expect Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla to be best friends with rival NBA coaches during the season. He explained why on Friday.
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Teen arrested 6 days after shooting on MBTA Red Line platform in Boston
A teenager was arrested nearly a week after a shooting on a T platform in Boston, MBTA Transit Police said Friday.
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Mass. National Guard sergeant charged with possessing and distributing child sex abuse images
A master sergeant with the Massachusetts National Guard has been charged with possession and distribution of child sex abuse images, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced Friday. Nicholas Wells, 43, was arrested Thursday, and following an initial appearance in federal court in Boston, agreed to voluntary detention pending trial, prosecutors sa... -
Bourne expected to play vs. Rams after getting zero snaps in Week 10
Will Kendrick Bourne have a role in the offense in Patriots-Rams on Sunday? Check out what head coach Jerod Mayo said Friday.
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Patriots Mailbag: Can Drake Maye be the best QB in 2024 draft class?
Does Drake Maye have a higher ceiling than his fellow rookies? How can the Patriots help him reach it? Phil Perry tackles those questions and more in a new Mailbag.
