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Sea Level Being Studied at Clippership Wharf in Boston
As sea level continues to rise due to climate change, new buildings and communities are being forced to adapt. Researchers at Clippership Wharf in East Boston are working on nature based solutions that can be implemented on the mainland.
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Family of Woman Pulled From Boston Harbor Demands Answers in Her Death
After the bodies of a man and a woman were pulled from an SUV found in Boston Harbor, authorities are continuing to investigate.
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State Police Identify Two Victims Found Dead in Submerged SUV
Massachusetts State Police identified the victims Saturday as 21-year-old Tatianna Morales, of New Bedford, and 21-year-old Djovany Pierre, of Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood.
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Family Wants Answers After 2 Bodies Pulled From SUV in Boston Harbor
Family members say Tatianna Morales was meeting with her male friend in Boston on Tuesday, and it was a Snapchat message from that evening that led them to the Boston Harbor area.
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Bay State Cruise Co. Issued Cease and Desist Order
After a photo went viral showing what appeared to be a very crowded sunset cruise leaving Boston Harbor, the company said it was operating withing state reopening guidelines. But two days later, they’ve been issued a cease and desist order.
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Cruise Company Issued Cease and Desist Order
The Boston Public Health Commission has issued a cease and desist order to the Bay State Cruise Company a few days after a photo of one of the company’s ferry boats went viral and appeared to show a large crowd amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Concerns Continue Over Boat Party in Boston Harbor
The woman who snapped the image and shared it to social media said it was so stunningly reckless that she couldn’t believe what she was seeing Saturday night in Boston Harbor.
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Man Killed in Jet Ski Crash in Boston Harbor
A 43-year-old Boston man was killed Sunday in a jet ski crash in Boston Harbor, police said. Massachusetts State Police responded around 4:20 p.m. to a report of a jet skier in distress off Malibu Beach, the waters off Morrissey Boulevard in Dorchester. The Boston Police Department’s harbor unit was able to reach the victim and bring him to...
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Man Dies After Jet Ski Crash in Boston
A 43-year-old Boston man was killed Sunday in a jet ski crash in Boston Harbor, police said.
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Crowded Ship in Boston Harbor Sparks Backlash
A photo of a seemingly-crowded cruise ship on Boston Harbor Saturday evening prompted questions on social media as Massachusetts officials continue to push social distancing practices to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Tickets Now Available for Mayflower Sails 2020 Festival
The restored reproduction of the Pilgrim ship Mayflower is ready to make its debut in Boston Harbor in May at the Mayflower Sails 2020 festival, and tickets are now available. If you want to board the ship and take a tour, you can get a free ticket at MayflowerSails2020.com. The free six-day maritime festival from May 14-19 celebrates the 400th…
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JFK Library Marks its 40th Anniversary With a Look Back
The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum is celebrating its 40th anniversary this weekend.
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USS Constitution Celebrates Birthday With Boston Harbor Tour
The USS Constitution is sailing in Boston Harbor to celebrate its 222nd birthday and the U.S. Navy’s birthday. The ship is scheduled to go from Charlestown Navy Yard Friday morning to Fort Independence on Castle Island and fire a 21-gun salute.
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Restored Mayflower II to Travel to Boston for First Time in May
Following a major renovation, the Mayflower II will head to Boston Harbor to commemorate next year’s 400th anniversary of the Pilgrims’ historic 1620 voyage. The ship, an exhibit at Plimoth Plantion, has been undergoing renovations at Mystic Seaport Museum in Connecticut since 2016.
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Study: 1 in 8 NFL Players Develop Serious Cognitive Problems
As the National Football League season is set to kick off, new research from Harvard University is showing more evidence of the long-term dangers of the game. Certain positions on the field, and the length of a player’s career, may mean greater risk to the brain, according to a study published Friday in The American Journal of Sports Medicine.
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Don't Smoke on the Water: Coast Guard Warns Boaters to Leave Weed at Home
Though Massachusetts legalized recreational marijuana, the drug is still considered a controlled substance by the federal government and is illegal under federal law. “If you’re on the water, then you enter our jurisdiction,” said a crew member on a Coast Guard patrol checking recreational boats on the water
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Coast Guard's Cannabis Caution
Ahead of Labor Day Weekend, the Coast Guard is warning boaters to leave their weed at home.
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See UK Fighter Jets Zoom in Formation Over Boston Harbor
Britain’s answer to the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds, the Red Arrows, made a colorful flyover above Boston Harbor on Monday. The aerobatics team of the U.K. Royal Air Force released blue, red and white smoke trails as they arced through the air.
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Spectacular Sight: British Royal Air Force Flies Over Boston Harbor
Bostonians caught a glimpse of the United Kingdom’s famed Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team in the Boston sky, Monday.
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Ferry Captain Suspended Pending Drug Test Results
The captain of an MBTA ferry that went ashore in Boston Harbor has been placed on leave, pending the outcome of the investigation.