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Wu urges state lawmakers to approve revised Boston commercial tax plan
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu spoke to a joint committee on Beacon Hill Wednesday to advance her revised tax proposal. The mayor urged lawmakers to approve it in time for Gov. Maura Healey’s signature. Wu called the revised plan, with more protections for small businesses, a compromise, balancing the needs of residents and the business community. Boston’s commissioner of assessing used...
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Questions about Mass. system to investigate murder cases pile up — is change on the horizon?
Scrutiny over Massachusetts State Police’s handling of murder investigations has boiled over in the past year. The Karen Read murder trial and the Sandra Birchmore case — only recently classified as a homicide because the federal government stepped in — have garnered headlines across the region and the nation. Those cases reignited passions for Jennifer Root Bannon, who lost her...
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Is snow coming Thanksgiving weekend? Here's what we know
With the snap of the fingers, we’ve entered a whole new realm in the weather pattern. Thursday’s rain is welcome, but there’s already lots of buzz and speculation on a potential Thanksgiving snowstorm. If you’re reading this, you’re likely searching for something concrete to make plans around. After all, it IS the holiday season, and the last thing you need...
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Finally, rain is on the way to Boston. Here's when to expect it Thursday
Heavy rain will fall at times Thursday, with gusty winds and scattered showers continuing into the weekend.
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3-month-old kitten named Cynthia rescued from Boston parking lot
A 3-month-old stray kitten found with severe burns likely caused by hiding in the engine of a vehicle is now being cared for by the Animal Rescue League of Boston. The kitten, now named Cynthia, was rescued in late October after a good Samaritan spotted her in a grocery store parking lot in Dorchester. She was severely injured, with burns,...
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Woman killed in Roxbury dog attack remembered as ‘wonderful person'
A 73-year-old woman who was fatally attacked by her dog inside her home in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood on Monday afternoon is being remembered as a very generous and very loving person who loved animals. Police announced Tuesday morning that Jeriline Brady-McGinnis, of Roxbury, had died at a local hospital from injuries she sustained in the attack that was reported about...
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Delta to begin serving Shake Shack burgers on flights starting in December. What to know
Airplane food might soon get a little tastier.
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Boston area getting up to an inch of much-needed rain Thursday
Projections are now showing up to an inch of rain across the Boston area Thursday. The forecast shows the evening commute impacted. More here.
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Boston forecast | Rain is on the way as temps drop
Heavy rain and wind are set to start falling Thursday, and could stick around into the weekend.
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Woman dies afer dog attack in Roxbury
A woman has died after being attacked by her own dog in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood on Monday night. A man and two police officers were also injured in the attack.
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Dog attack in Boston leaves 1 dead and 3 injured, police say
A woman who was bitten by her dog in Roxbury, Massachusetts, on Monday afternoon has died, police said Tuesday morning.
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How Mass. leaders are responding to Trump's mass deportation promises
Elected officials in Massachusetts are reacting to President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to deport hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants by declaring a national emergency and using military assets. Trump campaigned on a promise of the largest mass deportation in U.S. history, and he says he intends to deliver on it. Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey, who declared a state of emergency...
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Woman killed in daylight Boston park stabbing remembered
Balloons and candles were left at the park in Boston’s South End where a 65-year-old woman was stabbed to death this weekend in broad daylight.
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Herlda Senhouse, the second-oldest U.S. resident, dies at age 113
Senhouse died “peacefully in her sleep” on Saturday, said Stephanie Hawkinson, public information officer for the town of Wellesley, Massachusetts, where Senhouse had lived for the last four decades.
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Dog bites 4 in Roxbury, leaving 1 with life-threatening injuries, Boston police say
A dog bit two people believed to be its owners as well as two police officers helping them in Boston on Monday afternoon, police said, leaving the two civilians, a woman and man, seriously hurt.
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Woman, 65, stabbed to death at Boston park
After a 65-year-old woman was fatally stabbed multiple times at a Boston park Saturday afternoon, people in the community reflected on her death and on how safe Ramsay Park is.
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Boston area will stay dry for now, but rain is coming — and a cooldown, too
Massachusetts remains in a drought, and needed rain will arrive later this week. Here’s when.
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Missing 84-year-old man found safe, police say
Boston police say an 84-year-old man who was reported missing Monday has been found safe. Shoutian Lin had last been seen just after 9:30 a.m. Monday on the 300 block of Massachusetts Avenue near Symphony Hall. Police said Tuesday morning that Lin had been found safe.
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Here's when to expect brush fire-quenching rain in the Boston area
We’re tracking rain in the Greater Boston area this week! Southern New England has been plagued with weeks of dry conditions leading to frequent brush fires.
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Police release new details about arrests during anti-abortion march to Boston Common
Multiple people were arrested during an anti-abortion march to Boston Common on Saturday that was met with counterprotesters, police said.