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Millis resident accidentally hands out laxative instead of candy on Halloween
MILLIS, Mass. (WJAR) — The Millis Police Department said that they have located the home where MiraFAST laxative packages were handed out by mistake during trick-or-treating on Saturday. According to the department's Facebook, police have determined that the packages were handed out by mistake at a home on May...
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Compiegne students arrive at WA for a second trip
French students from the northern town of Compiegne, France arrived in Boston late on Monday, Oct. 26, and will stay here until Thursday, Nov. 5 before travelling to New York City to complete their American exchange. While the French are here, they will be staying with their respective host family which includes a student from Westford Academy who is participating in the exchange.
Country Herald
Massachusetts Weather: Boston Thanksgiving Rain or Snow? NOAA's Nov. 14-27 Holiday Travel Outlook
BOSTON, Massachusetts – Massachusetts is opening November with a sharp overnight chill followed by temperatures approaching 70 degrees around Boston, but NOAA's longer-range outlook is already putting Thanksgiving holiday travel, rain and possible snow back into the conversation.
Boston Globe
Mass. could roll back its gun laws
🏴 IMPORTANT!!! Glasgow’s official “Twinned in Tartan” collection — made specifically for our cities’ partnership — is now on sale! We NEEDED these tartan scrunchies yesterday. 🥳 And everyone wish a big, fat HBD to Member Kendra...
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Dorchester Reporter
More than 100 Boston streets to go car-free for Halloween festivities; city offers interactive map
More than 100 residential streets across Boston will be closed to traffic this Halloween weekend to make way for trick-or-treaters, block parties, and neighborhood celebrations, Mayor Michelle Wu announced Friday. The city has launched an interactive “Spooky Streets Map” showing locations where temporary street closures have been approved between Friday,...
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44 Affordable Homes Open at Roxbury's Bartlett Station, Tenant Finds Peace
A five-story building with 44 affordable apartments has opened on the site of a former MBTA trolley yard in Roxbury, marking the latest piece of a sprawling redevelopment that's been unfolding for nearly a decade. Urban Edge and Nuestra Comunidad held a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the opening of 59 Bartlett Station Drive, and for at least one new resident, the moment carried deep personal weight.
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Wentworth Institute of Technology breaks ground on $200 million, 240,450 s/f residence hall
Boston, MA Wentworth Institute of Technology officially broke ground on the First-Year Tower, an 18-story, 240,450-s/f residence hall that will house 972 students and bring the university’s entire first-year residential class together in a single building for the first time in its history. The $200 million project is the...
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Cumulus to Bring Geotargeted ZoneCasting to Boston
The industry has been interested in seeing the results of geotargeting on boosters in a densely populated area without much terrain shielding. We may get the chance to see it in action next year in Greater Boston. Cumulus Media announced plans Friday to deploy ZoneCasting technology from Aktira (formerly GeoBroadcast...
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Dorchester Reporter
Harvard Street Neighborhood Health Center breaks ground on new building
Harvard Street Board members Ed Gaskin, Jheanell Daye, Paula Josephs, Bonnie Brathwaite and Brian Shelly join CEO Charley Murphy in shoveling the first dirt at the groundbreaking on Thursday. Seth Daniel photo. Copyright © 2026 Boston Neighborhood News, Inc. This content may not be re-published or re-used without written permission....
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Boston Ranked Best Smelling City In America, Thanks To North End Bakeries Like Mike's Pastries And Bova's AND those sausage carts at Fenway
Boston topped the list for best smelling city in America, thanks in large part to its North End neighborhood. Walk past Bova's Bakery at any hour and you'll understand why.
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DNA technology brings Lynn WWII soldier home decades later
The remains of a Massachusetts man who was killed in World War II have been returned to his hometown after more than eight decades. U.S. Army Private Joseph Gala, 21, was killed in action in Burma on July 14, 1944. On Friday, his remains arrived at Logan International Airport in Boston, where Gala's family helped transport them back to his hometown of Lynn, according to a statement from the Lynn Police Department.