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Milton Public Schools welcomes new teachers

Milton Public Schools welcomed 20 new teachers with a lunch of burgers, hot dogs, and sides during their annual new Teacher Orientation on Aug. 17. All public schools, including Collicot Elementary School, Cunningham Elementary School, Glover Elementary School, Tucker Elementary School, Pierce Middle School, and Milton
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Police seek suspects in car breaks in Newton

NEWTON, MA — Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two suspects connected to recent car breaks in the city. The first incident occurred on Pleasant Street in Newton Centre on August 20 at 11:37 p.m. The suspect is described as a younger white male with...
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Fatal officer-involved shooting in Cambridge

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. (WHDH) - A man died after a shooting involving police officers in Cambridge Friday night. Police responded to a report of people loitering in the area of Massachusetts Avenuie and Temple Street around 8 p.m. Officials said said when they arrived, a man got out of a car...
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Online Fundraiser Grows in Tolland for Family of New Hampshire Woman Killed in Interstate...

TOLLAND, CT — More than $1,000 has been raised for the family of Paige Amanda Cooke, the 29-year-old New Hampshire woman killed in a Wednesday night crash on Interstate 84 west in Tolland. The online fundraiser is meant to help with funeral and service costs after the deadly wreck.
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As officers face misuse allegations, police departments rethink Flock cameras

At least four officers at three police departments in Massachusetts are being investigated for allegedly misusing license plate reader technology. Some departments are either pausing their use of Flock Safety cameras or getting rid of them altogether because of community privacy concerns. The camera technology can help
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Massachusetts woman will be on the move not once, but twice, after hitting $2...

A Massachusetts woman’s life has changed in a big way after recently hitting big money on a lottery game. According to the Massachusetts State Lottery, Almasa Cajic of Lynn is the winner of a $2 million prize on a Powerball ticket purchased in Massachusetts for the multi-state game’s drawing last week that featured a $
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More than 1,300 Encore Boston Harbor workers authorize strike as contract deadline nears

Union leaders say they’re fighting for raises for both tipped and non-tipped employees.
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MGB employee finds hidden camera in shower room

BOSTON (WHDH) - An employee at Mass General Brigham made a disturbing discovery on Wednesday. Boston police said the person found a hidden camera in a shower room at a research lab in Roxbury when it fell from the ceiling. Mass General Brigham said the area where the camera was...
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‘They’ve taken over’: As town wrestles with rats, one neighborhood is losing hope

Brookline has rats. That much is indisputable. But for a group of residents living around Linden Park in Brookline Village, the rodents have become more than an occasional urban nuisance. “They’ve taken over,” said Andrea Loew, 68, who grew up on Linden Street and still lives there today.
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Boston Makes Final Three Cut For 2028 Democratic National Convention

The Democratic National Committee cut its list of potential host cities for the 2028 presidential convention to Boston, Denver, and Philadelphia on Thursday. Atlanta and Chicago didn't make the cut. DNC Chairman Ken Martin said the cities submitted "incredibly strong bids." Party leaders will make a final pick later th

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