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$1M Lottery Jackpot: Fall River Winner Said Color Helped Her Land Payday
A woman who won $1 million in the Massachusetts State Lottery said the color of the ticket was one of the major deciding factors in why she bought it. Maria Manchester, of Fall River, won the payday playing the “ Emerald Mine 50X ” game, a $5 scratch-off ticket. Manchester elected to t…
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Police kept busy today confiscating borgs and yelling at people to get down from roofs along the parade route
Making good on their pledge to aim for an alcohol-free St. Patrick's parade, Boston Police - and their counterparts at Transit Police - confiscated borg after borg - gallon jugs full of colored alcoholic mixtures, not all of them green, many tagged with festive sayings. Transit Police seized several bags...
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Brockton home goes up in flames
BROCKTON, MASS. (WHDH) - A home in Brockton caught fire early Monday morning. The fire in the house on Winter Street was put out by city firefighters. Window screens were damaged and parts of the roof were charred. (Copyright (c) 2024 Sunbeam Television. All Rights Reserved. This material may not...
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Three men charged with kidnapping, robbing 14-year-old on Orange Line train
Three men are facing kidnapping and robbery charges after preventing a 14-year-old from exiting an MBTA train, assaulting him and stealing his cell phone last week, authorities say. Michael Cole, 23, of Boston, Derrick Eures, 25, of Dedham, and Nathan Moorewhite Jr., 19, of Dorchester, are all charged with kidnapping,...
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Yarmouth man facing murder charge, accused of shooting man in Hyannis parking lot
A Barnstable police officer responded to the North Street parking lot near Washington Street around 1:00 a.m. to find a man had been shot in the head, a department spokesperson told Boston 25 News.
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Protestors gather in Boston Common for ‘Show Your Pride For Democracy’ demonstration
Attendees were encouraged to dress in a way that represented some part of their identity. A protest called “Show Your Pride for Democracy” organized by 50501, a political action organization whose name stands for “50 protests, 50 states, 1 movement,” drew crowds to Boston Common to demonstrate their pride for democracy.