Will cellphones be banned in Massachusetts classrooms?
A bill limiting student cellphone use during the school day cleared another hurdle Thursday and will get a vote in the Massachusetts Senate next week.
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Niang shares hilariously self-aware take on replacing Porzingis in Boston
Massachusetts native George Niang knows what he’s walking into after the Celtics traded Kristaps Porzingis to acquire him.
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Emergency crews respond to house fire in Lynn
An NBC10 Boston crew on scene saw crews working the scene on Hacker Road in Lynn around 11 a.m.
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Man hurt in Lowell shooting
A man was hurt in a shooting near the South Common in Lowell, Massachusetts, Wednesday night.
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How Martha's Vineyard Hospital took the housing crisis into its own hands
Martha’s Vineyard Hospital – the island’s largest employer – has come up with 48 brand-new housing units for employees and their families.
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Dunkin' for a day: Stow changes town name to mark return of New England staple
A Massachusetts town is changing its name to Dunkin’ — for a day, at least.
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Live updates: Sights and sounds from Day 2 of Patriots training camp
Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry bring you the latest updates from Foxboro as the Patriots continue training camp with their second practice Thursday.
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Brian Walshe lawyers say prosecutors lack evidence to show premeditation
Brian Walshe, the Cohasset, Massachusetts, man accused in the alleged murder of his wife, Ana Walshe, is scheduled to be in court today.
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Striking out? Fenway concession workers prepared to walk off job if no deal is reached
Concession workers at Boston’s Fenway Park and nearby MGM Hall are prepared to go on strike if no deal is reached by noontime Friday.
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Heat advisories today, tomorrow as temps soar into 90s
Heat Advisories are up for today and tomorrow.
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Boaters honored for saving 3 kids from river in Gloucester
A group of people were honored for their part in saving the lives of three children they pulled from the water last month in Gloucester, Massachusetts.
