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‘That’s my son, that’s my kid’: Mother of ‘Voice of Logan’ winner shares how proud she is
BOSTON (WHDH) - He’s got the voice, and he has his mom’s stamp of approval. Arlington native and HVAC pipe fitter Chris Donisi is your new Voice of Logan. “Crazy,” Donisi said. “Never expected it to be this big.”. Just as big is his mom Helen’s...
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Cambridge Honors Slain City Worker With Memorial Steps From Where He Was Killed
A Cambridge public works employee gunned down by three masked men while walking to work is being remembered with a memorial bench near where he was killed. Family, friends, and coworkers gathered Sunday, Nov. 8, to unveil the bench honoring Xavier Bautista, 32, at Sennott Park. It sits steps from th…
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“Flu is Here,” Says Lowell’s Health Director
Lowell – To avoid bringing more than pumpkin pie to your holiday gathering, Department of Health and Human Services Director Lisa Golden recommends that residents get their flu shot now. “Two weeks out from Thanksgiving is the time to get to your flu clinic so that you are covered,”...
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The Natick Comets are taking over the PWHL on Feb 6!
Natick Comets Take on the PWHL! Join Us for a Night with the Boston Fleet!. Get ready, Comets! We're heading to Agganis Arena for an exciting night of professional women's hockey!. The Natick Comets Hockey Club is thrilled to invite our players, families, coaches, and community to join us on...
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Hopkinton Firefighter Zachary Samborsky Takes Part in Academy Graduation
Hopkinton Firefighter Takes Part in Academy Graduation. The Hopkinton Fire Department was represented at a Massachusetts Firefighting Academy graduation event. The 27 graduates came from 16 fire departments. They completed the academy’s 50-day Career Recruit Training Program. The training prepares firefighters to respond to emergencies in Hopkinton and across...
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HHS Sports Roundup: Boys soccer falls in penalty shootout
The Hopkinton High School boys soccer team’s impressive season came to an end Monday with a heartbreaking loss to visiting Brookline in a Division 1 state tournament game that went to an extended penalty shootout. After a 1-1 tie through regulation and overtime, 21st-seeded Brookline scored on all seven...
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The Fringe at the Lilypad: A Cornerstone of Cambridge Jazz
At 10:32 p.m. on Oct. 19, George Garzone — who had minutes ago been milling about the small space and chatting with old friends while his bandmates warmed up — began playing, his saxophone shining golden amidst the dark. Every Monday, Garzone — who, along with bassist John Lockwood and drummer Francisco Mela, makes up jazz trio The Fringe — performs at the Lilypad, a small music venue and event space. Through changes in venue and trio members, The Fringe’s weekly improvisational performances have been a cornerstone of Cambridge’s jazz scene for 45 years, gathering an audience of both devoted returners and first-time listeners.
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Burlington Football Rallies Past Marblehead in 38-29 Victory
The Burlington Red Devils overcame rainy conditions and a seven-point deficit to defeat the Marblehead Magicians 38 to 29. Sam Fernandes and Shane Sheehan combined for five touchdowns in the win. Hear from Sheehan and head coach Greg Sheridan following the game. Robert Parris is BCAT’s Sports and Features Reporter....
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Natick town government meetings for week of Nov. 9, 2026
A sampling of Natick town government meetings and agenda items for the week of Nov. 9, 2026 (Review all meetings & agendas):. Council on Aging Board (Nov. 9, 2pm, Community-Senior Center & online) Town Staff Report – Donna Tarutz, Director Council on Aging and Human Services; Subcommittee and Workgroup Reports...
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Fixed-location surveillance equipment first installed back in 2025… Mayor tries to calm public apprehension over Flock Safety cameras
WOBURN - Mayor Michael Concannon recently defended the city’s use of roughly a dozen fixed-location cameras and license plate scanners at high-traffic intersections and insists Woburn has instituted safeguards to prevent police abuse of the surveillance tool. During a mayoral forum held virtually last month, the city’s chief executive...