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The Daily Catch on Hanover Street feels like a tiny shrine to Sicilian-style seafood, packed with locals who clearly know what they are doing. You walk in and immediately smell garlic, tomato, and the ocean, all floating out from a small, hard-working open kitchen. The room is compact, everyone is...

Happy Saturday! What a day it has been! The sun is shining, temperatures are nice and warm, and it’s finally NOT humid. We’re tracking some changes for your Sunday, though…. First, your Saturday evening temperatures will cool from the 80s to the 70s with overnight lows dropping to...

Revere residents will soon have a new reason to head to the shoreline at night: the City of Revere Parks and Recreation Department says its popular Summer Movie Nights series is now just a month away from returning to Revere Beach, offering “fun nights by the ocean with great movies under the stars.” According to the d

A firefighter was taken to the hospital following a fire at a triple-decker in South Boston early Sunday morning. Crews were called to the three-story home at 729 East Third Street around 3 a.m. for heavy fire in the back that traveled to the neighboring home at 731 East Third Street, according to the Boston Fire Depar

It was the kind of scene that usually defines a quiet neighborhood afternoon: children behind...

A Bristol County man who had been identified as the deceased in a recent drowning involving a canoe is being remembered. At just after 2:30 p.m. on Thursday, Stoughton Police and Fire departments responded for a report of a boater in distress in the water at Ames Pond on Highland Street, according to Norfolk District A

Three Watertown Police officers received promotions this week during a ceremony at the Watertown Police Station. See more details in the announcement from the WPD, below. Chief Justin Hanrahan is pleased to announce the promotions of Kenneth Swift to Captain, Mark Lewis to Lieutenant, and Joseph Farrar to Sergeant, eff

A person was hospitalized following an emergency response to the Aquarium MBTA Station in Boston overnight. Crews could be seen gathered outside the station entrance, and Boston EMS says one person was transported. No additional information was immediately available. This is a developing news story; stay with 7NEWS on-

Boston scientists are again betting on a century-old tuberculosis vaccine, and this time the payoff looks a little bigger. Researchers this week reported phase II data suggesting that repeated doses of the BCG vaccine can improve blood-sugar control and trim insulin requirements in some people with long-standing type 1

Spenser Hasak LYNN — The Lynn Veterans Council and Capt. W.M. G. Shoemaker American Legion Post 345 hosted the annual Flag Retirement Ceremony and Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery on Saturday. The flags were ceremoniously burned by cadets from the Lynn English Marine Corps JROTC, Boy Scout Troop 34, and other members o