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Roxbury Carjacking Suspect, 17, Caught by Arm Tattoos on Surveillance Video
Martin Luther King Blvd. & Walnut Ave. — Reported Site Of Driver Confrontation. A 17-year-old boy is facing four charges after prosecutors say detectives linked him to an armed carjacking in Roxbury by spotting distinctive tattoos on both of his arms during a review of surveillance footage. The teenager was ordered held pending a dangerousness hearing scheduled for Thursday, and his name has not been released because of his age.
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Cambridge parking permit changes address chronic underfunding
On December 1, Cambridge residents can start renewing their resident parking permits, and for the first time since 2013, the price is going up, from $25 to $75. Though this may seem like a large increase, the true price was never really $25. Rather, neighbors without cars were paying part of the difference.
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School committee prepares for districtwide audit, approves $215,000 donation
The Newton School Committee met on Monday night to discuss an upcoming district audit by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), a proposal to build a solar canopy at Countryside Elementary School, and the results of a student and family survey. The committee also voted unanimously to...
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As football season winds down, Marblehead faces troubling drop in participation
As Marblehead High School’s football season winds down, the Magicians are confronting a challenge that extends well beyond wins and losses: a sharp decline in participation that left the school without a freshman team this fall. The numbers are dropping at every level, from youth football to the high...
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5 Boston Parking Rules That Get Massachusetts Drivers Towed
Bay Staters who park on city streets can lose their car over details that are easy to overlook, especially if you aren’t from Boston. These are the Boston parking rules that get Massachusetts drivers towed. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Parking rules and fees are subject...
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Salt & Straw Lands in Boston's Seaport With Bug-Studded Ice Cream Flavor
Salt & Straw has opened its newest shop in Boston's Seaport, bringing a lineup of flavors that ranges from a hometown-inspired Boston cream pie to a matcha ice cream studded with actual chocolate-covered insects. The Portland, Oregon-born chain now counts 58 shops nationwide, each built around a rotating menu designed to surprise as much as satisfy.
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How the family-owned Wollaston’s Market became central to Northeastern culture
If you ask Northeastern students about their most frequented spots on campus, Wollaston’s Market is bound to be on the list. Wollaston’s Market is a staple of Northeastern’s Boston campus, offering convenient everyday essentials and more than 50 deli menu options beloved by students. With its two locations, Wollaston’s Market, colloquially referred to as Wolly’s, exists only on Northeastern’s Boston campus.
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The Art of Banksy brings original works by the world famous street artist to Boston
The Art of Banksy, the world’s largest exhibition of original and authenticated works by the internationally renowned and famously anonymous street artist, is coming to Boston’s Saunders Castle at Park Plaza on November 19, 2026. Featuring over 150 works drawn from private collections, the exhibition offers visitors a...
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This flat-roofed house in Lincoln, Massachusetts refuses to look like its colonial neighbors
On a quiet hill in Lincoln, Massachusetts, a flat-roofed white house sits among the trees, looking nothing like its colonial neighbors. Walter Gropius, the German architect who founded the Bauhaus design school, built it in 1938 and lived there until he died in 1969. The furniture is still in place.
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Charlie’s Kitchen Will Not Reopen in Cambridge’s Harvard Square After Owner Says Building Was Sold Following January Flood
Charlie's Kitchen, the Harvard Square burger-and-beer spot that has served Cambridge since 1951, will not reopen, owner David Toraji Oshima announced Nov. 6. The building has been sold, and the new owners "don't have any interest" in bringing Charlie's back, Oshima told The Boston Globe. The decision ends a 10-month...