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Wellesley High School’s graduation speakers call on Class of ’26 to show up and...

Wellesley High School’s 157th Commencement Ceremony on Friday evening brought together graduating seniors, their families, and members of the WHS community. The WHS Band, conducted by Steven Scott, opened with “Pomp and Circumstance” as seniors processed in, followed by the WHS Choral Ensembles performing “Lift Every V
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An urban botanical garden takes over one of Boston’s most popular lawns

One of Boston’s most popular outdoor spots, once known for its Instagram-worthy circular swings, has been reimagined as an outdoor botanical garden. The Grove at The Lawn on D opened at 420 D St. on Saturday, June 6, featuring lush greenery, twinkle lights, cabanas and live entertainment. Designed in...
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Saturday’s Yankees-Red Sox game postponed due to inclement weather

Saturday's game between the Yankees and Boston Red Sox has been postponed due to inclement weather. It will be made up as the first game of a split-admission doubleheader on Saturday, Aug. 29, starting at 1:05 p.m. The originally scheduled 7:35 p.m. game was initially delayed because of thunderstorms in...
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When Boston’s Fight Over Busing Reached Harvard

Buses sit at the Park Square bus depot, formerly the Trailways Bus Terminal, in the 1970s. As Boston's busing crisis unfolded, Harvard students confronted the city's racial violence. | By Courtesy of WikiCommons. When William G. “Bill” Fletcher Jr. ’76 stepped foot on Harvard’s campus in 1972, he thought he...
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Victim found mutilated in ‘horrifying’ 2000 cold case identified as missing 16-year-old girl

BOSTON (Gray News) - Authorities have finally identified the remains of a girl who was brutally killed more than two decades ago as a missing Pennsylvania teen. On Wednesday, June 3, the FBI’s Boston office formally identified the victim as 16-year-old Tiffany Bradley. Bradley was reported missing on Nov....
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T Market supermarket opens at Natick Mall, and shoppers were ready

It may have been a soft opening, but the first Asian market in MetroWest has already drawn plenty of fans. T Market, located on the second floor of the Natick Mall in the former Wegmans space, opened early on Saturday, June 6. Within the first half-hour, more than a dozen customers were in line for fresh fish and lobst
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Severe thunderstorm warning issued for parts of Mass.

The Boston 25 Weather Team is alerting you that a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued in parts of Massachusetts.
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Crews battle house fire in Dorchester

BOSTON (WHDH) - Boston firefighters rescued a dog from the third floor of a burning home in Dorchester overnight. Crews responding to a reported structure fire on Fairmount Street around 11 p.m. found fire coming from the basement, according to the Boston Fire Department. Three cats remain missing from the...
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Former officer accused of killing Sandra Birchmore to remain behind bars

BOSTON (Court TV) — The former police officer accused of killing his mistress and attempting to stage the scene to look like a suicide has been ordered to stay behind bars as he awaits his trial. Matthew Farwell, 39, has pleaded not guilty to federal charges of killing a pregnant witness or victim in an ... Read more »
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Former Trooper Proctor files emergency protective order as he’s scheduled to be questioned Monday

Former Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Proctor has filed an emergency protective order, stating that he is unavailable to be questioned as a witness in the wrongful death lawsuit involving Karen Read on Monday morning.

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