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2 police officers hurt when cruisers crash in Brockton
Two police cruisers crashed in Brockton on Tuesday afternoon, leaving officers in both vehicles hurt and one of the vehicles on its side. Footage from the scene, the intersection of Court and North Cary streets, showed a cruiser that had struck a utility pole and was on its side. It was placed on a tow truck, with traffic in the area impacted.
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Sagamore Bridge neighbors receive notice: Their homes will be taken by eminent domain
Property owners near the Sagamore Bridge have received notice that the state will take their properties by eminent domain as part of the Cape Cod bridges reconstruction project. The Department of Transportation sent letters by mail and hand delivery last week to 15 property owners — 12 residential and three...
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Officials ID Body Pulled From Sea by Boston Fishermen as Woman With Tumors
Fascinating twist in the story of the dead body caught by fishermen in the waters off Massachusetts ... turns out the corpse was meant to be buried at sea and no foul play is suspected, according to authorities.
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Hingham High principal beyond ‘disheartened and angry’ following discovery of second racial slur
In the second incident involving a racial slur at Hingham High School in less than a week, Principal John Buckey said that “to say I am disheartened and angry would be an understatement” in an email to the HHS community. An investigation is underway. Following the discovery last...
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Acushnet Restaurant’s Massive Seafood Platter Challenge
Think you have what it takes to conquer a mountain of seafood?. My food challenge days may be over, but Blue Point Restaurant in Acushnet is putting appetites to the test with its first-ever Captain’s Platter Challenge, running from Tuesday, March 11 through Thursday, March 13. This seafood challenge...
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Announces Acquisition of 347 Apartments for Permanent Affordability in Mattapan
Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston has announced the acquisition of Fairlawn Estates, converting 347 market-rate apartments into permanently affordable units for Mattapan residents. Funded by a $10 million American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) investment as part of the city's Acquisition Opportunity Program (AOP), this move is designed to combat displacement and gentrification. Mayor Wu praised the combined efforts of community organizers and city officials, as reported by the City of Boston's official announcement.