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Craig Breslow acknowledges 'pitching and defense' as concerns that could cost Red Sox down stretch
Appearing on The Greg Hill Show Thursday, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow acknowledged that “pitching and defense” are concerns that could cost Boston down the stretch. Both were on display in Wednesday night’s loss.
MLB star receives major support after ‘horrific’ anti-LGTBQ slur
Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran was suspended for using what he described as a “horrific” homophobic slur toward a fan during a game over the weekend, but it seems like that has only helped his popularity among Major League Baseball fans. During a game against the Houston...
Forecast for Eagles vs. Patriots could see the Preseason Week 2 game delayed
In their preseason opener against the Panthers last week, the Patriots had to deal with unfavorable weather, which ultimately impacted how the game was played. Consistent rain and a chance of thunderstorms potentially altered who Jerod Mayo decided to put on the field, including Drake Maye. Unfortunately, as the team...
Lawyer for Dover doctor accused of killing his wife raise credibility concerns about investigator linked to Karen Read trial
DOVER, MASS. (WHDH) - Lawyers for a former doctor from Dover who has been charged with his wife’s murder say they want to review communications sent by an embattled investigator linked to the Karen Read Murder Trial. Lawyers representing 60-year-old Ingolf Tuerk say former State Police investigator Michael Proctor,...
Bill Belichick sets record straight about Patriots' mistake with Drake Maye
Besides the typical and expected criticism any new head coach receives early in their tenures, especially one replacing a legendary person like Bill Belichick, Jerod Mayo has received a lot of flack for his decision to only have Drake Maye play in one series during the team's preseason opener last week.
New album by “Sweet Babylon” showcases musical talent by New Bedford, Fall River natives
“My name is Kyle and I am in the Massachusetts ska punk band Sweet Babylon. Myself and my drummer are from Fall River (Durfee alumni 2010) and our bass player is from New Bedford! We’ve been together since 2011 and we have been working as hard as we can to make a name for ourselves while playing with a lot of amazing bands.
From tacos to dancing: What to expect at New Bedford's Patio de Comidas Series this month
NEW BEDFORD — The last two Patio de Comidas events of the summer are set to take place in Riverside Park, along the bank of the Acushnet River, on Aug. 17 and 24. The final event coincides with the Festival Tipico de Guatemala, a celebration of Guatemalan culture through music, dance, art, and of course food. The Patio de Comidas, which takes place almost every Saturday during the summer, is an outdoor food fair featuring Central...
New Bedford to host 50th anniversary celebration of the Descendants of Whaling Masters
“NEW BEDFORD, MA: The 50th Anniversary Celebration and Annual Meeting of the Descendants of Whaling Masters will be held on Saturday, September 14, 2024, at the James Arnold Mansion (aka Wamsutta Club), 427 County Street (corner of County and Union Streets), New Bedford MA. Social hour is 5 p.m. to...
New Bedford launches new property mapping tool
New Bedford has launched a new digital mapping and property information tool to provide an in-depth look at property details across the city. The tool, which is open for use to the public, uses AxisGIS and CAI Technologies and features an integration with Google Maps. Residents can look up their own property as well as those of abutters.
Fall River mom recovering after being hit by a van
FALL RIVER, Mass. (WLNE) — A Fall River mom is recovering in the hospital after she was hit by a van. Nisa Cote was crossing the road near Hartwell Street when she was struck. According to officials, the man driving the van was unlicensed and at least would be...
Legal Notice_Fairhaven Select Board Pole Hearings
This is to inform you that the Fairhaven Select Board will hold two public hearings at its meeting on September 9, 2024, in the Town Hall located at 40 Center Street, Fairhaven. The hearings are as follows:. • At 6:30p.m. New Eversource Petition Package for 2 JO Poles and 4 FO...
Majestic Mattapoisett Meteor Shower Caught on Camera
Peter Mello has been a photographer for nearly his entire life. His father gave him his first camera when he was 8 years old, and he's been an avid photographer since. He also runs an arts center in Providence. He has a passion for capturing money shots. Capturing the Perseid...
Quick-Thinking Driver and Massachusetts State Trooper Save Desperate Hawk
There's so much bad news, so when something heartwarming happens, it's nice to share it with the public. That's what the Massachusetts State Police did on their Instagram this week. A truck driver had called about an injured hawk on the side of the highway near Northampton, Massachusetts. The man...
Hurricane Ernesto is Gaining Strength: How Will It Affect Maine, New Hampshire, & Massachusetts?
Until recently, New England rarely had to worry about tropical storms and hurricanes. Over the last few years, we have seen that change, though. In September 2023, we had to deal with a pair of back-to-back storms. While those storms had lost much of their strength by the time they reached New England, they did hit us within days of each other. And after dealing with Debby last weekend, we are getting ready to deal with Ernesto this weekend.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires is harming air quality in Mass., officials say
Smoke from Canadian wildfires is negatively impacting air quality in Massachusetts, though the state Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) has not yet issued an air quality alert, the department said Tuesday. While ozone levels across the state are still in a safe range, the wildfire smoke has introduced more fine...
'An extraordinary day for firefighters': Healey signs ban on PFAS in turnout gear
BOSTON ― It was a different kind of phone call that Fall River fire Lt. Jason Burns made on the morning of Aug. 1, after the passage of a bill by Massachusetts lawmakers to ban the use of chemicals linked to cancer in firefighting protective gear. His six years of advocacy had finally...
Champion of Latino leaders in Mass., Cesar Ruiz, must regroup after sanction (Editorial)
Cesar Ruiz, a prominent Western Massachusetts businessman, just got an expensive lesson in campaign finance law. His wish to support Hispanic and Latino candidates for office must no longer violate state rules on how money flows to candidates. Cash he planned to give to candidates, $190,000 worth, will instead benefit charities.
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