Where to find National Coffee Day deals in Massachusetts
Tuesday is National Coffee Day and there are plenty of ways to get a great deal or even a free cup of coffee in the Boston area.
Local rock band hosts concerts on MBTA trains
“You got to think outside the box as a band now.”. Most concerts happen in clubs, theaters, or other venues. But for Boston rock band Lazarus, the stage this weekend was the MBTA. Lazarus hosted an “MBTA Tour” from Friday to Sunday, performing aboard Green, Red, and Orange Line trains....
Bomb threat reported at Harvard University, students asked to shelter in place
Students are being asked to shelter in place at Harvard University following a bomb threat at Memorial Hall.
Harbormaster: At least seven boats wash ashore in nor’easter
This Monday morning, a coastal flood watch remains in effect with the next high tide at about 12:430 p.m. The weekend’s powerful nor’easter battered Marblehead Harbor, ripping boats from their moorings and sending them crashing onto rocks and beaches. At least one sailboat sank. Harbormaster Mark Souza Monday...
Tewksbury Hotel Room Yields 25 Grams of Fentanyl, Two Arrests Follow
A hotel employee's tip sent Tewksbury police to a room on Andover Street last Wednesday, where officers say they found roughly 25.4 grams of suspected fentanyl and 17.5 grams of suspected crack cocaine. Two people staying in the room were arrested and now face trafficking charges in Lowell District Court.
Cambridge’s housing boom is changing neighborhoods, and residents aren’t happy
Cambridge made a major change to its zoning rules last year, all in an effort to get more housing built.
Man identified in fatal shooting at Hyde Park business
The man who was fatally shot inside a business in Hyde Park on Saturday has been identified.
Milton homeowners warned about $128 deed scam
Norfolk County Register warns homeowners about $128 deed scam. Register of Deeds William P. O’Donnell today reminded Norfolk County residents to disregard a direct mail solicitation offering them a certified copy of their property deed for an outrageous fee of anywhere from $60-$128. Register O’Donnell stated, “For a n
Large tree crashes into Newton backyard
NEWTON, MASS. (WHDH) - A big tree came down into a Newton homeowner’s backyard, leaving tons of debris. The homeowner said two of their children were home when it happened. No one was hurt, but he said the cleanup could take a while. “The tree takes up our entire...
Sailboat washes ashore on Quincy beach
A sailboat washed ashore early Monday on a beach in Quincy, Massachusetts.
