Proposal aims to empower parents at start of DCF investigations
Advocates want to establish a system similar to Miranda rights for Massachusetts Department of Children and Families investigations.
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How rookie WR Kyle Williams impressed on Day 1 of training camp
Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry discuss what they saw from Patriots rookie wide receiver Kyle Williams on Day 1 of training camp.
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Arrest in Mass. theft of rare Pokémon cards worth $100K
Police say they’ve caught a person connected to the theft of over $100,000 in rare Pokémon cards from a Massachusetts collectibles store.
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Boston to levy fines against Republic Services as trash strike drags on
The City of Boston will start issuing code enforcement fines directly to Republic Services for garbage left uncollected amid the ongoing trash collection worker strike, Mayor Michelle Wu said in a letter on Wednesday.
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Governor urges bar advocates to get back to work amid public defender pay fight
Hundreds of attorneys stopped taking new court-appointed cases in May to protest their pay rates, which they say are far lower than neighboring states
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Training camp stock watch: Maye-Diggs connection looks strong on Day 1
Phil Perry spotlights the Patriots players who shined and those who struggled Wednesday on Day 1 of training camp.
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Maye Watch: QB's ‘tired of losing' message resonates on first day of camp
Drake Maye set the tone both on the field and at the podium during Day 1 of Patriots training camp, writes Phil Perry.
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An airline downgraded seats, then denied the claim for the $700 difference
A Natick man says Iberia Airlines downgraded his seats, then denied the claim for the $700 difference multiple times.
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Fenway Park concession workers threaten strike
The workers, represented by UNITE HERE Local 26, said that they are paid less at Fenway than at other locations serviced by Aramark, including Boston University and other stadiums across the country.
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Police descend on Worcester home for social media threat investigation
Police shut down a street in Worcester, Massachusetts, Wednesday to investigate a potential threat involving weapons posted on social media, officials said.
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An underwhelming deadline? Red Sox ‘not inclined' to make big moves: Report
According to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, Craig Breslow and the Red Sox are currently “not inclined” to make any major trade deadline moves.
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EEE detected in mosquitoes in Mass. for first time this season
Eastern equine encephalitis, or EEE, has been detected in mosquitoes in Massachusetts for the first time this season, state health officials say.
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Man dies after being pulled from water at Fairhaven boat launch
A man has died after he was found unconscious in the water at the Fairhaven Boat Launch on Tuesday, authorities say.
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Is the American dream still alive? Newton teen tracks sentiment on the question
A rising high school senior from Newton set out to answer a burning question in his mind: Is the American dream still alive? Seventeen-year-old Michael Barbalat, the son of immigrant parents, launched a personal project called ‘The American Mosaic’ to find out. He interviewed more than 100 people who came to the United States from other countries, ...
