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Plymouth Driver Gets 10 to 14 Years for Crash That Killed His Soulmate

A Plymouth man who was drunk and racing another car at 141 miles per hour on Route 3 when his Jeep flipped and killed his childhood sweetheart has been sentenced to 10 to 14 years in state prison. Anthony Bradley pleaded guilty to manslaughter while under the influence of alcohol and two lesser charges stemming from the August 2024 crash that killed 29-year-old Lauren Eldridge, a radiologic technologist and mother of a young daughter from Natick.
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Meet Freeway, the kitten rescued from I-93

The 7-week-old kitten was found dodging traffic on I-93 last week. A 7-week-old kitten was rescued from traffic on I-93 North in Woburn last week, a local animal rescue said. A Good Samaritan rescued the kitten, which is now in the care of the Animal Rescue League of Boston, the organization announced Tuesday.
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The cost of affordability: Inside a Malden housing nonprofit’s $337,000 dilemma

When residents at Bryant Terrace Apartments opened their mailboxes in August, some found lease renewal letters announcing significant rent increases on units long considered affordable — increases the board members controlling the nonprofit that owns the complex say they had no choice but to implement. This illustrates a structural dilemma facing older, historically affordable developments across the state: How can a nonprofit board battling runaway operational inflation, zero government subsidi
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Former CBS WBZ Anchor Moves to New Boston Newsroom

A familiar face on Boston television has found a new home in the city’s news market. The veteran journalist, who spent nearly a decade at WBZ-TV, has joined another local station’s newsroom, which is a familiar addition to her broadcasting career. Tiffany Chan is a fill-in anchor at 7News now Tiffany Chan, a former CBS […] The post Former CBS WBZ Anchor Moves to New Boston Newsroom appeared first on Mandatory .
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California-style condo in Savin Hill drew intense interest, sold quickly

201R Savin Hill Ave., a detached home within a three-unit condominium association, features sweeping views of the nearby beaches. Photos by Qiyuan Wang. Amid a streetscape of 19th-century Victorians on Savin Hill Avenue stands a modern, California-style home overlooking a scenic, sandy shoreline. Listed for sale on Sept. 29, the unusual home attracted more than 80 visitors and went under agreement less than a week later for more than its $1.35 million asking price.
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Meet the 8 finalists competing to become the next voice of Logan Airport

Nearly 6,000 people applied for the chance to record Logan Airport’s announcements. Public voting runs from Oct. 24 through Oct. 28. After receiving nearly 6,000 applications, the Voice of Logan contest has narrowed the field to eight finalists. Now, the public will get to decide who becomes the airport’s next voice.
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A new study says this Rhode Island city is second safest in the US....

Boston went down seven spots this year, ranking at 38th place. A few New England cities earned a place among the top five safest cities in the country on WalletHub’s 2026 findings, but Boston is not among them. Warwick, Rhode Island, was declared the second safest city in the...
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Green Line trains shutting down on Halloween weekend

The MBTA plans to shut down several Green Line branches next Saturday and Sunday to work on signal upgrades underground. Why it matters: Public transit could become a nightmare for Boston-area college students and anyone else celebrating "Halloweekend." Driving the boos: The Green Line won't be running trains from North Station and several points on the other side of the city: Babcock St. (B), Kenmore (C and D) and Heath Street (E). The closures run through the heart of several college campuses:
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Car Crashes Into Occupied Boston Home and Gets Suspended 10 Feet in the Air

Two Men Trapped After Red Sedan Smashes Through Fences and Hits Jamaica Plain Home Monday afternoon in Jamaica Plain started […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
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Rats are rampant in Boston. The city hopes to change that.

As rats scurry through Boston streets after dark city government is working to quiet the problem. Two years into its rodent action plan, Boston is doubling down on efforts to curb its rat population, working across departments and with residents to keep the rodents at bay. On Sept. 23 and...

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