Hundreds seek to seal their eviction records under new Mass. law
More than 400 Bay Staters have filed petitions for their eviction records to be sealed since a new law took effect earlier this month, Sen. Lydia Edwards said Wednesday.
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Taking a closer look at the timeline, impacts for Thursday's big nor'easter
Thursday’s nor’easter is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds and possible coastal flooding to New England. Here’s a closer look at the timing and potential impacts, by region:
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Late-season nor'easter brings heavy rain, strong winds to Boston ahead of holiday weekend
Grab your rain gear! A late season nor’easter is bringing heavy rain and strong winds to Greater Boston on Thursday. As we continue moving through this Wednesday, expect the gloomy weather to stick around, with some patchy drizzle here and there. A few light, scattered showers will move in Wednesday evening, all ahead of the late season nor’easter ... -
Patriots among teams that joined Eagles to save ‘tush push' in NFL vote
The Patriots were one of 10 teams to defeat a vote to ban the Eagles’ controversial tush push play.
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Four reasons to embrace the Celtics' upcoming season of uncertainty
Jayson Tatum’s injury and potential roster changes have you down? Chris Forsberg shares four possible silver linings for the Celtics’ 2025-26 season.
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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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Boston city councilors want hearing on bus safety concerns after deadly crash
Boston city councilors are looking to address bus safety concerns following the death of a 5-year-old boy who was hit by a school bus moments after being dropped off at the wrong bus stop last month.
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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.... -
Recap: Judge clears room to address jurors before testimony resumes in Karen Read trial
The Karen Read trial continues on Wednesday, which marks the 20th day of testimony in the controversial murder case. It began with a bang as Judge Beverly Cannone said she’s become aware of an “issue” that will require her to speak with each juror one-on-one. She cleared the courtroom, and there was no immediate word on what that ...
