Waltham animal control officers recover ‘pile ’o pigs’ dumped in woods, cemetery
Local News Animal control officers recovered 19 guinea pigs, including 10 found at the cemetery and nine found in the […]
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Large groups of dead fish wash ashore in Boston, Worcester ponds
Local News These groups of dead fish may make for an odd sight, but officials say it’s actually part of
Boston EMS Superintendent-in-Chief dies after 40 years with the department
Local News The emergency response agency’s second-in-command dedicated four decades of service, including years of paramedic work. John Gill (right)
Chelsea man facing assault charges for alleged violence against young children
Crime The defendant allegedly burned one child with a cigarette lighter and another with what appeared to be a heated
Concord man, 73, convicted of raping 20-year-old in restaurant bathroom
Crime A Barnstable County court said prior to sentencing the man that his actions were motivated by “a shocking sense
UMass Amherst launches major housing revitalization project
Local News As enrollment climbs, UMass Amherst has tapped a development team for a major campus housing overhaul. University of
Mass. Senate address wrong-way drivers after death of trooper
Local News The Senate voted 40-0 to require new infrastructure and multi-sensory warning devices to address wrong-way drivers. Massachusetts State
MBTA announces new ferry service starting in June that will loop around Boston Harbor
Transportation “Expanding ferry service helps us take advantage of Boston Harbor as a transportation asset while strengthening connections across the
Racist and antisemitic language left on Natick elementary school
Crime “This hateful act was dealt with immediately and none of these images or language are visible by the public,”
Canton voke school teacher on leave after ‘reported allegations’
Education “We understand that situations such as this may raise questions and concerns within our community.” Blue Hills Regional Technical