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Tirico: Vrabel's previous success gives Pats ‘instant credibility'
NBC Sports’ Mike Tirico offered his thoughts on how Mike Vrabel taking over as head coach will impact the Patriots in 2025 and beyond.
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Live updates: Celtics taking on Sixers at TD Garden
The short-handed Celtics hope to earn their third straight win as they welcome the Sixers to TD Garden. Follow our live blog for updates throughout the game.
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What chances do Celtics have of repeating as champs? Tirico weighs in
Repeating as champions in the NBA has all of a sudden become quite difficult, but NBC’s Mike Tirico thinks the Celtics have a real chance.
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Curran, Perry rank the Patriots' biggest offseason needs
How should the Patriots prioritize their many positions of need this offseason? Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry share their priority lists.
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Bruins ‘still open to potentially trading' Brad Marchand: Report
Will the Bruins move captain Brad Marchand before Friday’s NHL trade deadline? Here’s the latest report on his status.
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Karen Read prosecutors intend to use ‘Turtleboy' contacts as evidence in retrial
The prosecution in Karen Read’s retrial says it intends to use conversations with a prominent blogger charged with witness intimidation in connection with the case as evidence she had a guilty conscience.
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2025 Mock Draft 4.0: Projecting Patriots' picks for all seven rounds
Phil Perry is playing GM for the Patriots in his latest seven-round 2025 NFL Mock Draft, in which New England addresses its offensive needs early.
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Blustery winds through Friday, gusts up to 60 mph
Hold on to your hats! We’re tracking blustery winds Thursday night into your Friday, with gusts up to 60 mph in spots. As we continue moving through this Thursday, a few showers could develop early Thursday night. Otherwise, we’ll see mostly cloudy skies. But the bigger weather story will be the winds. In fact, wind alerts are posted for parts... -
Mass. cannabis industry has generated more than $8 billion in sales
More than six years in, the legal cannabis industry landscape in Massachusetts has had a chance to evolve, and a new industry report examines some of the trendlines. Published by the Cannabis Control Commission last week, the report shows an evolution that has been marked by plummeting prices and rising product potency, a network of retail stores t... -
This family-friendly restaurant north of Boston is shutting down
[This story first appeared on Boston Restaurant Talk.] A family-friendly restaurant north of Boston known in part for its fireplace is shutting down. According to an Andover News article, Tavern on 28 in Andover is getting ready to close its doors, with an Instagram post from the dining and drinking spot saying that it will shutter on March 9 ... -
Ceiling panel falls at Harvard MBTA station, no injuries reported
A panel fell from the ceiling of Harvard Station on the MBTA’s Red Line on Thursday morning, two years after a pair of similar incidents at the same location. The MBTA said it is investigating the incident around 7:30 a.m. Thursday where a single panel fell from the ceiling at Harvard Station on the southbound platform. They said no... -
Small Business Admin. to move offices out of Boston, other sanctuary cities
A day after Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defended the city’s treatment of immigrants in testimony before Congress, the U.S. Small Business Administration said Thursday it will move its regional office out of Boston as part of a broader plan to relocate those offices out of sanctuary cities.
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Worcester police looking to identify owner of abused dog
Police are looking to identify the owner of an abused dog found near a liquor store in Worcester, Massachusetts. Worcester police said their animal control officer was dispatched to Chandler Street on Monday for a report of a found dog. Upon arrival, she met with the caller, who said he found a male pit bull near a liquor store at…