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Christian Gonzalez has great start to OTAs, loves Mike Vrabel's energy
Patriots All-Pro cornerback Christian Gonzalez was among the most impressive players on Day 2 of OTAs.
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New barbecue spot opens in former diner southwest of Boston
[This story first appeared on Boston Restaurant Talk.] Last spring, it was reported that a BBQ spot was planning to open in a space southwest of Boston that had been home to a popular diner, and now we have learned that it is up and running. According to an Instagram post from the place, Blondie’s Barbeque is slated to...
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Canton police say ‘scene is clear' after search for possibly armed suspect
Police in Canton, Massachusetts, say the “scene is now clear” after a search Wednesday morning for a subject wanted for threats who they said could be armed. In a social media post just before 8:30 a.m., Canton police said there was a large police presence in the area of Will Drive as they looked for a subject “wanted for threats.... -
Watch live: Forensic expert back on stand in Karen Read trial after unusual morning in court
The Karen Read trial continues on Wednesday, which marks the 20th day of testimony in the controversial murder case. Christina Hanley, a forensic expert with the Massachusetts State Police Crime Lab, was expected to resume her testimony from Tuesday, however Judge Beverly Cannone said she’s become aware of an “issue” that will req... -
Route 1 exit ramps in Wrentham closed after crash downs wires; delays expected
The Route 1 exit ramps near the outlets in Wrentham, Massachusetts, are closed Wednesday morning due to downed wires.
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More forensic testimony expected on Day 20 of Karen Read retrial
The Karen Read trial will pick back up this morning with more testimony from a forensic expert who was on the stand Tuesday, putting evidence like the glass from Read’s taillight under the microscope.
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Post MCAS, Mass. graduation standard to be based on coursework — for now
The board of education voted 8-1 on Tuesday to approve new interim regulations overhauling the state’s competency determination (CD) requirements for high school graduation — a temporary move to create uniform graduation standards after use of the MCAS exam was struck down by voters in the fall.
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Will the nor'easter spoil the holiday weekend? What to know about approaching storm
Steady rain breaks out later tonight and becomes heavy early tomorrow, while wind gusts could top 50 mph in some places
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Northeastern expands to New York City this summer
Northeastern expands to New York City this summer
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Owner, customers fight to save restaurant grounded by Taunton Airport Commission
The lease for Aire Restaurant and Catering in Taunton, Massachusetts, has been terminated