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2 sought, woman charged in armed carjacking outside Tewksbury ice rink
A Boston woman has been charged in an early morning armed carjacking outside an ice rink in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, last week, police said.
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Patriots-Vikings joint practice recap: O-line's protection issues continue
The Patriots and Vikings are back for another joint practice, and Phil Perry is on the ground in Minnesota to bring you the latest updates.
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Drake Maye eyes captaincy, welcomes leadership push from Vrabel in Year 2
Mike Vrabel sent quite the message by inserting himself into a fight during Wednesday’s Patriots-Commanders joint practice, writes Phil Perry.
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Maye Watch: Teammates impressed by QB's poise in face of Vikings pressure
Drake Maye’s improved decision-making was on display in the Patriots’ joint practice session vs. an aggressive Vikings defense, writes Phil Perry.
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Patriots-Vikings stock watch: Henderson electric in joint practice No. 1
Phil Perry breaks down an eventful Patriots-Vikings joint practice that included another big play from rookie TreVeyon Henderson.
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Say ‘aloha' to the only direct flight from Boston to Hawaii
Hawaiian Airlines is suspending its direct flight from Boston to Honolulu starting in November, the airline announced this week.
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FIRST ALERT: Showers, storms hit parts of New England Thursday (live radar)
The threat of rain increases for the early afternoon. Here’s timing and live radar to track the stormy weather.
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Recap: Judge grants restraining order against fired Market Basket execs
The ongoing Market Basket saga lands in court Thursday, as the company seeks a restraining order against two of its fired executives.
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Harvard, Trump administration nearing $500M settlement
Harvard University and the Trump administration are getting close to an agreement that would require the Ivy League university to pay $500 million to regain access to federal funding and to end investigations, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Braintree Little League team plays first game today on trek to World Series title
Young baseball players from Braintree, Massachusetts, are in Pennsylvania to represent New England in the Little League World Series, and their trek to a title begins Thursday afternoon.
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Judge sides with Market Basket board, prohibits fired execs from company property
A judge has sided with Market Basket’s board of directors and approved an injunction that orders fired executives Joe Schmidt and Tom Gordon to stay off company property.
