DOJ to monitor polls in two New England States
The Civil Rights Division of the Justice Department will be coordinating the effort, according to their press release.
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Jaylen Brown, C's players react to Grant Williams' hard foul on Tatum
Grant Williams’ hard foul on Jayson Tatum during Friday’s game didn’t sit well with his former Celtics teammates.
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Insurance scam red flags to watch out for during open enrollment
Open enrollment season is here. It’s a time to review, renew or change your health insurance plans for the coming year. But explore with caution. Scammers are out there, hoping to trick you into giving up your personal information. “There are scam artists targeting people, unfortunately,” said Paula Fleming with the Better Business Bureau. E... -
Norwood pedestrian crash leaves 80-year-old woman dead
A woman is dead after being hit by a vehicle Friday in Norwood, Massachusetts. Norwood police and the Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office said the crash happened around 5:30 p.m.at the intersection of Pleasant Street and Garfield Avenue. The victim, an 80-year-old Norwood woman, was pronounced dead at the scene, according to police. The... -
31% of registered voters in Mass. have voted by end of early, in-person voting
There were long lines Friday at City Hall in Boston, with people voting for a number of reasons, including the convenience — they’ll be out of town or at work when the polls open Tuesday. “It’s my first time voting. I just became a citizen so I’m like, let me get it done before Tuesday, even though I’d be excited...... -
Patriots vs. Titans preview: Pats WRs desperately need a bounce-back
The Patriots will need more from their wide receivers Sunday vs. the Titans. Phil Perry highlights the key matchups for the Week 9 showdown in Nashville.
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Celtics-Hornets recap: C's bounce back; Williams draws ire of ex-teammates
The Celtics took down the Hornets in a chippy game that included a bizarre hard foul on Jayson Tatum by ex-teammate Grant Williams.
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Historic Harvard Square news kiosk set to reopen
A historic Harvard Square kiosk is set to reopen early next year. Its local impact has spanned decades as it served as a popular newsstand in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Organizers have a modern vision for the local landmark, which is nearly 100 years old. “The kiosk was constructed in 1927 by the Boston Elevated Railway. It was originally an entranc... -
Two charged in attack at Watertown bus stop
Police have arrested an 18-year-old accused in a stabbing in Watertown, Massachusetts, the second person charged in the October 22 attack. Omari Cassell, 18, of Newton, turned himself in to police on assault and battery charges Friday. He, along with 19-year-old Michael McGhee of Boston, are accused of being among a group of three people involved i... -
What to expect in every New England state on Election Day
In addition to the presidential race, there are numerous local races that will be decided on Election Day by voters in all six New England states. In New Hampshire and Vermont there are governors’ races on the ballot, and numerous U.S. Senate and House races and ballot measures are also being decided. Here’s a state-by-state look at wha... -
Mass. had more than 10 times as many brush fires than usual this October
There were 196 brush fires reported in the state this October, more than 10 times as many as the monthly average, which is 15, according to the Massachusetts Department of Fire Services.
