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Mass. Democrats win statewide contests with ease amid national ‘Blue Wave’

In an already “blue” state like Massachusetts, last night’s results translated to decisive wins for statewide candidates – though as WAMC reports, that didn’t mean a total wipeout in some local races. While attendees were still gathering at the Fairmont Copley Plaza in Boston Tuesday...

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The Swellesley Report

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Wellesley Holiday Happenings 2026-27

Our roundup of holiday activities taking place in and around Wellesley. Don’t see your low-cost or free community-oriented holiday event here? Contact theswellesleyreport@gmail.com for inclusion. Commonwealth Ballet presents selections from “The Nutcracker”. DATE/TIME: Saturday, November 7, 10:30am-11:15am. LOCATION: Wellesley Free Library, 530 Washington St. DESCRIPTION: A reading of...

Wellesley, MA · 2d

WSPA 7News

Hanson election decided by coin toss

Hanson, MA · 2d

MassLive.com

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The sights and sounds from the Democrats victory party in Boston

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Boston Kicks Off Annual Winter Coat Drive For Homeless

Boston Mayor Wu, the BPHC, and Friends of Boston’s Homeless announced the return of the annual Winter Coat Drive for the homeless.

Boston, MA · 5d

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Max German Is Representing Central Mass In The Voice Of Logan Competition

Max German was born in Worcester and lived in the Greendale area until his family moved to Shrewsbury. Out of over 6000 entries the Boston College Law student has made the final eight for the new Voice Of Logan Airport. They wanted someone doing the announcements that represented the Boston/Massachusetts vibe and Max nailed it! Mike Hsu talks to him about how he got involved, what the experience has been like and where to get the best Italian Sub in Central Mass!

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Op-ed: Oregon shows a gun law is only as strong as its weakest exception

On paper, Oregon has some of the strongest gun laws in the country, ranked 12th nationally by Everytown for Gun Safety. Most people picture Oregon as a strongly blue state, and growing up in Portland, I pictured it that way too. But strict laws only work if the exceptions inside them are closed, and Oregon’s aren’t. Massachusetts voters should keep that in mind as they decide Question 9.

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Dorchester Reporter

Neighbors want to get Clementine Park garden back into green space condition

Once a welcoming, flowering corner near Shawmut Station, the Clementine Park garden has fallen into disrepair and neighbors are seeking new volunteers to get it back in shape. Seth Daniel photos. Copyright © 2026 Boston Neighborhood News, Inc. This content may not be re-published or re-used without written permission.

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And your next governor is …

It’s Wednesday, Boston. 💪 We’ve got new workouts in your rotation. Rev’d Cambridge is opening in Central Square on Nov. 7, and we’ve got a deal for B-Side Members! The first 30 takers can try an indoor cycling, Sculpt, Rev’d-X, or Powerhouse reformer session for FREE. Miss the drop? Get three sessions for $34. Claim both offers by Nov. 7.

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Letter to the Editor: Why I’m voting “yes” on Question 6

Cold Spring Park is my favorite place to go birdwatching in Newton, and I visit often. In the heart of our community, it’s a place for kids’ soccer practices, tennis games, cross-country meets and trips to the dog park. It’s also a place where birdwatchers have reported 27 species of warblers so far in 2026. That combination is worth protecting.

Newton, MA · 8d

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Coming to Boston: November–December 2026

Upcoming experimental music performances in Boston and Cambridge, drawn from Non-Event’s latest newsletter. November 6 – William Basinski, Arrow Street Arts, Cambridge. Basinski presents The Garden of Brokenness, a live realization of his piano tape-loop work with pianist Adam Tendler and BSO percussionists. November 8 – Sam Wenc,...

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Boston Teachers Union Statement on November 2026 School Closure Proposals

The Boston Teachers Union believes that every student in Boston deserves a school that inspires learning, nurtures their growth, and gives them the strongest possible foundation for the future. Decisions about our school buildings must put the voices of educators, students, and families at the center. Furthermore, we demand that more time be allowed before the school committee vote. To hold a vote of the School Committee less than a month after the recommendation is submitted in the midst of the holiday season is no way to allow for a school community to respond to the devastating news of their closure.

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Clean Up Walpole hosts a successful town-wide clean up

The second annual fall Clean Up Walpole day took place on Saturday, Oct. 17. The clean up started at 8:30 a.m. when volunteers met at the Epiphany Parish Pumpkin Patch, located on Front Street across the town’s pavilion. Around 80-100 volunteers showed up to participate in the event this October, similar numbers to previous cleanup hosted by Clean Up Walpole.

Walpole, MA · 4d

Dorchester Reporter

One project offers a look at city’s changing approach to street rehabs

At long last, sidewalk work has begun on Ballou Avenue in the multi-layered Jones Avenue Street Improvement project, which looks to bring several infrastructure improvements into a single project. Seth Daniel photos. Copyright © 2026 Boston Neighborhood News, Inc. This content may not be re-published or re-used without written permission....

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North Attleborough, MA · 4d

North Attleboro Unveils New $575K Community Field Playground After Storm Damage

The town's long-awaited playground replacement project at Community Field in North Attleboro is officially complete. The new play space behind Town Hall and Community School features updated equipment, a fresh playing surface and new electrical service, replacing a structure that had served the community for about 25 years. The project...

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Brookline, Newton Israelis join thousands of expats returning home to cast ballots, with ‘soul of the country’ at stake

The following was first published on Brookline.news, a nonprofit local news outlet that serves the town of Brookline. Amir Grinstein has lived in the United States for 13 years. Come Oct. 27, the marketing professor will be in a voting booth in Israel, far from his Brookline home, hoping the ballot he casts will help oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Brookline, MA · 4d

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News from Rehoboth Town Nurse

I am sitting down to write to you all on a late October day, with the sun shining and the temperature in the high sixties. My favorite fall day! It hard to believe that we are rapidly approaching the holiday season and the winter season. With that in mind, Id’ like to bring planning for potential power outages and holiday safety to your minds.

Rehoboth, MA · 4d

Dorchester Reporter

Boston Project Ministries touts 30 years and launches campaign for youth center

From left, state Rep. Chris Worrell, City Councillor Brian Worrell, Maridena Rojas, director of Community Engagement at BPM, Marcus McNeill, Mid-Dorchester mayoral liaison, Asiah Wotring, Mattapan mayoral liaison, Paul Malkemes, BPM founder/executive director, and Ceferina Murrell, from state Sen. Nick Collins office. Courtesy photos. Copyright © 2026 Boston Neighborhood News,...

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With decisive win, Healey calls it a ‘moment of hope and action'

Gov. Maura Healey won a second term Tuesday, defeating Republican Mike Minogue as Democrats rode a national wave and Massachusetts voters opted to keep the incumbent in office. The race was called just one minute after polls closed, giving Healey an early victory on a night when Democrats made gains...

Massachusetts · 3d

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The Halloween Spirit Takes Stride at East Boston YMCA’s “East BOOston 5K”

The East Boston YMCA welcomed 280 runners for its October 25 5K, bringing the community together for a memorable day of fitness, fun, and Halloween spirit. Participants enjoyed the park, with runners sporting creative costumes that added a festive touch to the event. The successful 5K celebrated the joy of...