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5 Creepy Gilded Age Mansions With Haunted Backstories

When we talk about the Gilded Age, we mean rich families, grand homes, and rooms built for banquets and ballrooms.
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Former Celtic Al Horford’s Brookline home lists for $15 million

The Golden State Warrior is parting ways with his Brookline mansion. Al Horford may no longer live in the Boston area, but the beloved former Celtics center leaves a trail of high-end real estate. Horford, 40, who has played for the Golden State Warriors since October, just listed his Brookline...
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Lynnfield superintendent addresses investigation of racial incidents

Deyscha Smith LYNNFIELD — Just a week after a racial slur was found in the bathroom stall at Lynnfield High School, Superintendent Thomas Geary gave an update at the most recent School Committee meeting regarding the school climate and discipline initiatives that have been put in place. Geary began by acknowledging rec
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Wellesley housing news: Plan shared for 15 condos on Rte. 9 east

A developer and his team this week shared a proposal with the Wellesley Planning Board for 15 condos—three of them affordable based on Area Median Income—to be built on a collection of properties at 130-142R Worcester St. (Rte. 9 east) near the Sun Life campus. (See Wellesley Media recording for full presentation and d
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Thursday Rain, Weekend Sun Rays

Editor’s Note: Tonight’s blog is written by 7 Weather Intern Owen Vetree~JR. Hello, I hope everyone has enjoyed this beautiful Wednesday. Highs today were once again right around our averages. A few spots in the metro west made it into the 80s while most others stayed in the 70s.
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First Alert: Strong to severe storms possible in Greater Boston today (live radar)

You couldn’t have asked for better weather here in Boston over the past few days, with all the sunshine we’ve seen and the warm air we’ve felt. But as the old saying goes, all good things must come to an end – and it’s ending today!
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‘None of This Had to Happen’, Newton Family Rips System After Triple Slaying

Three years after three relatives were found beaten and stabbed in a Newton bedroom, a grieving family says a string of brief hospital stays and missed follow‑up care left authorities with almost no way to stop what they see as a preventable tragedy. The victims — Gilda "Jill" D'Amore, 73, her husband Bruno, 74, and Ji
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Man accused in Beverly mansion invasion appears in court virtually

BEVERLY, MASS. (WHDH) - The man accused of breaking into a mansion in Beverly pleaded not guilty on Wednesday in court. Emajae Brown, 25, appeared in court via Zoom. Police say Brown broke into a seaside mansion at the end of March, assaulted a caretaker, stole several items, and a Porsche.
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Trillium Brewing Company opens new outdoor beer garden in downtown Boston

This new outdoor gem is complete with craft brews, pizza, live music, and more.
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Wu rejects $1.4 million in Boston city council budget changes, saying it’s to save...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and the city council are still fighting over how to spend the city’s $4.9 billion budget. On Wednesday, Wu sent councilors a letter agreeing to most of their amendments to her budget. But she rejected $1.4 million of the $11.8 million in additional funding they were seeking for programs related

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