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Quincy Dumps Flock Cameras for a One-Man Startup No One Can Find
Quincy is tearing out its 50 Flock Safety license plate cameras and replacing them with a new automated reader system built on Axis Communications hardware and software called OdinEye — a switch Mayor Thomas Koch announced without any public input or competitive bidding process. The move comes weeks after the city council voted overwhelmingly to cut ties with Flock following sustained pushback from residents over the cameras' privacy implications.
fallriverreporter.com
In playoff game, Raynham teen scores first varsity touchdown hours after learning mother’s cancer had spread
Sometimes you don’t figure out how strong you are until you have to be. Sometimes the most special moments blossom from those trying times. Moments before her son’s football game representing Bridgewater-Raynham against Waltham Thursday night, Jenna Lyons had to deliver heartbreaking news: her latest scans showed the cancer that has been in her bones since 2021 had likely spread further.
hoodline.com
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Taunton Daily Gazette
thequincysun.com
QNQ Marching Band & Colorguard Makes History With Record-Breaking Season
The Quincy / North Quincy (QNQ) Marching Band & Colorguard made history yet again in a series of competitions this fall. Over the course of 28 days, the band & colorguard participated in six contests and traveled 270 miles. The 170-member ensemble is the largest it has ever been, and is more than twice as large as any other competing group in all of New England.
Turnto10.com
Patriot Ledger
The best South Shore stories of the week
This is Jen Wagner, executive editor at The Patriot Ledger. Welcome to this week's edition of Your Week on the South Shore. Only for subscribers. Stories you don't want to miss this week Quincy police say no software vendor chosen to replace Flock | Exclusive Hanover native publishes children's book inspired by act of kindness The 'Road To Gillette' on hold for MIAA high school football in 2026 ICYMI: Braintree Logan Express now at Quincy Adams: What changed Want more newsletters from us in your inbox? We know this newsletter is great. But do you subscribe to any others? The most popular newsletter is the Daily Briefing – in your inbox early each morning with the biggest South Shore headlines. You can sign up here. (There are others, too – obituaries, Fore River Bridge alerts and more.) Download The Patriot Ledger mobile app and get the latest news first Want to get your news sooner? Download our app – iOS or Android – and turn on the alerts. Doesn't get much more convenient. Be the first to get your South Shore news. Thank you for subscribing and reach out to us any time to let us know what you think
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MassLive.com
White Stadium reaches major construction milestone as Boston Legacy’s home takes shape
BOSTON — The redevelopment of White Stadium in Franklin Park reached a major construction milestone this week as the final steel beam was added to the stadium structure. The milestone marks the completion of the 2,500-ton steel structural framework for the new stadium, which will be used by both Boston Public Schools athletes and Boston Legacy Football Club, the professional women’s soccer team that played its inaugural season this year.
WPFO
Dog allegedly shoved out of SUV & abandoned in Massachusetts: animal control
CANTON, Mass. (TNND) — Animal control officials said a small dog was shoved out of an SUV and abandoned in Massachusetts earlier this week, with authorities searching for a suspect. The Canton Animal Control said a witness reportedly saw a middle-aged white or Hispanic woman pushing the animal out...
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Boston 25 News WFXT
Boston mom says son with Type 1 diabetes may lose place at Catholic school amid nursing shortage
A Boston mom is fighting for her type 1 diabetic son after she was told he may no longer be able to attend his Catholic elementary school because the school no longer has the staff needed to help care for him.
brookline.news
fastfoodclub.com
Even In Winter, Boston’s Neptune Oyster Has A Line Out The Door For Its Hot Buttered Lobster Roll
Boston winters are not known for being gentle, yet one narrow sidewalk in the North End still fills with people in puffy coats before lunch even starts. They are not waiting for a concert or a sale. They are waiting for a seat at a tiny seafood counter and a...