‘Young blood': Lexington's Minute Men are putting the call out for new members
The Lexington Minute Men are looking for the next generation of recruits to carry on the legacy of the “shot heard ‘round the world.”
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NBA Board of Governors approves Celtics sale to Bill Chisholm
Bill Chisholm officially is taking over as lead governor of the Celtics, as the NBA Board of Governors has approved the sale of the franchise.
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Roman Anthony keeps putting himself on short lists with Hall of Famers
The opening chapter to Red Sox rookie Roman Anthony’s career has been historic, invoking the name of Ted Williams on more than one occasion.
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FIRST ALERT: Severe storms, flash flooding in Boston area, New England (live radar)
Severe thunderstorm and flash flood warnings have been issued in the Boston area and across New England on Wednesday. Details and live radar here.
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Patriots-Vikings joint practice recap: Roller-coaster Day 1 for offense
The Patriots and Vikings battled for two hours during an eventful joint practice. Here’s our full recap featuring Phil Perry’s reporting in Minnesota.
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Blanket sparks Revere Beach unattended death investigation; no body found
Police were investigating what they described as an unattended death at Revere Beach on Wednesday morning, but later said no body was found.
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Forsberg: Making sense of Grousbeck report, Celtics ownership dynamic
What is Wyc Grousbeck’s role with the Celtics going forward? Chris Forsberg breaks down the ownership dynamic in Boston in light of a recent report.
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Mass. guardsman who leaked government secrets moved to high-security prison
The Massachusetts Air National Guard member who caused an international uproar when he leaked highly classified documents about the war in Ukraine has been moved to a new prison to continue serving his 15-year sentence.
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Harvard scientists say research could be set back years after funding freeze
Hundreds of Harvard researchers have fallen victim to the freeze on funding by the Trump administration.
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Karen Read, bar owners push back on parts of civil wrongful death lawsuit
Karen Read and the owners of two Canton, Massachusetts, bars have moved to dismiss some of the counts against her in the civil wrongful death case filed against them by the family of John O’Keefe.
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Scientists standing by to rescue rare manatee spotted in cold New England waters
A manatee was recently spotted off the coast of Massachusetts for the first time in almost a decade and scientists want to monitor its condition to see if a rescue is necessary before it succumbs to the cold water or lack of food, they said Friday.
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Rehoboth police seek missing 18-year-old
Police in Rehoboth, Massachusetts, are searching for a missing 18-year-old, who hasn’t been seen in almost a week.
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Dozens people displaced after Lawrence fire spreads to 5 buildings
Smoke continued billowing on Lowell Street Wednesday morning, where two apartment buildings are likely a total loss following Tuesday night’s fire, the Lawrence Fire Department said
