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Sen. Ed Markey Calls for Investigation Into Capitol Riot
Sen. Ed Markey is calling for an investigation into Capitol riot and the second impeachment of President Donald Trump
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‘Deeply, Deeply Troubling': Trump's Comments on White Supremacists and Proud Boys Draw Ire
When President Donald Trump was asked to condemn white supremacist groups, he refused to do so, then told the Proud Boys to “stand back and stand by.”
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Business Owners Excited to Reopen Monday
Part 2 of Phase 2 of the reopening of Massachusetts begins Monday.
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Murder Suspect Accused of Using Delivery Driver Disguise
A beloved school nurse was shot to death on her front lawn in Braintree.
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House Passes Bill That Will Include Relief for Small Businesses
Small businesses are in desperate need of assistance to weather the storm brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Lottery Sales Down Due to Coronavirus
A significant drop in lottery sales has come as a side effect of the pandemic.
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Amtrak Passengers Delayed for Hours on Day Before Thanksgiving
Amtrak Train 86 rolled into Boston’s South Station three hours behind schedule the day before Thanksgiving. The train started in Richmond, Virginia, early Wednesday morning. There were no major problems until Connecticut, and that’s when things started to bog down.
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Amtrak Passengers Delayed for Several Hours
There were serious delays for travelers on an Amtrak train the day before Thanksgiving.
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New England Getting Ready for Thanksgiving
Whether you’re traveling or buying groceries for a feast, Tuesday is a day for people looking to avoid the bigger rush the day before Thanksgiving.
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New England Getting Ready for Thanksgiving
From turkeys to trimmings, Thanksgiving feasts were coming together Tuesday night as shoppers get ready for the big day. “It’s just crazy,” said Susan Selway as she shopped at Market Basket in Waltham, Massachusetts. “Getting here is crazy, never mind shopping in there, the lines are incredible, you can barely move your cart in the store.”
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Boston Approves New Regulations on Tobacco Sales
Mint and menthol nicotine and tobacco products will soon be banned from convenience stores and only be allowed to be sold in adult-only, 21-plus specialty retailers in Boston. Convenience stores had protested the move ahead of Monday’s vote by the Boston Public Health Commission, as about 50% of their revenue is from tobacco, and about a third of that is...
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New Regulations to Impact Tobacco Sales in Boston
The Boston Public Health Commission voted on new regulations for tobacco sales, and convenience store owners are not happy.
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Firefighters Battle 3-Alarm Fire in Quincy
A fast-moving fire broke out at a Quincy house Friday.
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Quincy Home Destroyed in 3-Alarm Fire
A raging fire destroyed a large 4-family house Friday afternoon in Quincy, Massachusetts. The fire broke out in the Houghs Neck section of the city. A resident of the building told neighbors he was working on some type of battery for a motorcycle when the battery exploded.
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Ex-BC Student to Be Arraigned in Boyfriend's Suicide
A former Boston College student charged in her boyfriend’s suicide is due to appear in court Friday.
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Arrest Made in Deadly Park Stabbing in Brookline
Investigators have announced an arrest in a deadly stabbing at a park.
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Woman Nearly Killed in Jet Ski Crash Speaks Out
A young woman was hospitalized for weeks after a crash on a jet ski.
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Funeral Held for Fallen Worcester Firefighter
Worcester Fire Lt. Jason Menard was mourned by fellow firefighters and the community Monday.
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Worcester Mourning the Loss of Fire Lt. Jason Menard
The on-duty death of Worcester Fire Lt. Jason Menard has the community reeling.
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‘Really Cool': Westford Residents Spot Bobcats
There have been a bunch of bobcat sightings in Westford, Massachusetts, in recent days. The animals were spotted on Boston Road, Patten Lane and Vineyard Road.