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Motorcyclist dead in multi-vehicle crash on I-495 in Westford
WESTFORD, Mass. — A motorcyclist died following a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 495 northbound near Exit 83 in Westford on Thursday afternoon. State police responded to the scene around 3:25 p.m. and found a 78-year-old man, who had been riding a 2018 Harley-Davidson, suffering from life-threatening injuries. Police said...
This new Boston fast-food location is literally covered in gold. Here's how to go
A new restaurant in Boston is making the city shimmer. On Wednesday, Aug. 28, Raising Cane's hosted a grand opening for a new location in downtown Boston. What makes this different than its other locations? It's covered in gold from floor to ceiling. ...
Boston Will Build Another New Curb-Protected Bike Lane On Harrison Ave. Next Year
The City of Boston will rebuild a short segment of Harrison Avenue in the South End to narrow the roadway and add protected bike lanes, in a design similar to its recently-completed Tremont Street road diet. The Harrison Avenue reconstruction project will reconfigure a 1,000-foot section of the street between...
Tiziana Dearing to Anchor WBUR’s Morning Edition In Boston
Tiziana Dearing is moving from middays to mornings at Boston’s WBUR starting September 18. Dearing, who has hosted Radio Boston for five years, takes the lead chair of Morning Edition from Rupa Shenoy, who has held the spot since Bob Oakes’ retirement in 2021. Before serving in public...
Safety concerns prompt midday closures of Somerville’s Central Library
More information is slowly emerging about the temporary midday shutdowns of Somerville’s Central Library that were announced earlier this week, though specific details about the events that prompted the changes still remain elusive. A city statement released Tuesday said the public library, which is located on Highland Avenue near...
JD Vance greeted by both jeers and cheers at firefighters convention in Boston, following Tim Walz
"Sounds like we got some fans and some haters," he said. "That's okay." Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance spoke at the International Association of Fire Fighters Convention in Boston on Thursday, the day after Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz spoke at the same event. Both candidates are battling...
Cambridge Man Charged with Lying on U.S. Green Card Application, Faces Up to Ten Years
A U.K. national has found himself in a bind with U.S. immigration authorities. Duncan Hollands, also known as Duncan Herd, from Cambridge, has been charged with falsely swearing on immigration documents. This charge stems from an application for lawful permanent residence status, or a green card, which Hollands submitted in February of last year, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Marty Walsh helped vet Harris' running mate. Here's what he said about the Democratic ticket
Marty Walsh, the former mayor of Boston, was closely involved in the vetting of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz to be Vice President Harris' running mate for the Democratic ticket. Walsh, who has a background in union organizing, is now representing professional hockey players as the executive director of the National Hockey League's Players' Association. He served seven years as mayor of Boston before President Biden tapped him to become labor secretary. Walsh worked closely with Vice President Harris when they served together in the Biden administration.
Seventh annual Lantern Walk held at Fellsmere Park
Friends of Fellsmere Heights (FoFH) held its seventh Lantern Walk at Fellsmere Park on August 24, 2024, from 4:30 p.m. to dusk. Lanterns were made from recycled bottles. This year participants drew on pre-papered lanterns or chose from lanterns decorated in past years. Because we’re now using LED light strings as a safer way to light up, we even offered a bring-your-own bottle option!
Welcome Back from Superintendent Zaleski
Welcome back to another amazing school year! I hope your summer was filled with fun, relaxation, and time spent with family and friends. As we prepare for a new school year, I am excited to reconnect with every one of you and continue our journey of excellence and opportunities for all.
Harvard Men’s Tennis Announces its 2024 Fall Schedule
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Coming off another strong campaign across the 2023-24 season, Harvard men's tennis will return to the court beginning September 20 for the fall portion of its 2024-25 slate. The Crimson will kick off the season on its home court with its annual tournament, Chowderfest, from Friday,...
Malden football looks solid in tri-scrimmage action Saturday
Mix of Golden Tornados veterans, newcomers takes it to Winthrop and Beverly at home. It is not the real thing, we all know that. But they are indeed wearing full equipment, there are referees on the field and all the players out there are fully authorized to yell, cheer and high-five when their team makes a great play.
Malden residents celebrate a Platinum Anniversary!
Mayor Gary Christenson paid a visit to Edwin and Carol Wood to congratulate them on their 70th Wedding Anniversary! Lifelong Malden residents, Edwin and Carol are high school sweethearts who are graduates of Malden High School’s Class of 1951. Following their wedding at Sacred Hearts Church on August 29, 1954, they raised their family in Malden. They are extremely proud of their six children and eight grandchildren, and truly enjoy spending time with them and dear friends. Mayor Christenson surprised them with a citation on behalf of the City of Malden in recognition of their milestone anniversary.
Town Manager’s Report – August 28, 2024
Subscribe to our mailing list and consider following WestfordCAT on Facebook, YouTube and Instagram for daily updates from Westford's hometown source for news. WESTFORD — Welcome back to Westford Town Hall and the August Town Manager Update from Town Manager Kristen Las. There are a number of civic events coming down the pipeline for residents to keep an eye on, including committee surveys seeking resident’s input. A quick reminder that the 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony is scheduled to be held at the Police Courtyard at 9:00 AM, and Special Town Meeting is fast approaching on Monday, October 21st. That, and so much more!
Harpoon Octoberfest and ‘Dogtoberfest’ returning for boozy fall festivities
Harpoon Brewery’s annual Octoberfest celebration is making a comeback for its 34th year, promising live music, friendly competitions and plenty of beer on tap. The event returns to Harpoon’s Seaport location at 306 Northern Ave. in Boston for the first weekend in October, with a Friday-night celebration as well as one slated for Saturday afternoon. The event takes place outdoors and under open-air tents next to the brewery.
How Boston University manages the disposal chaos of move-out season
Boston University recently reported diverting an estimated 113 tons of material from disposal during its May move-out event. This included programs focused on recycling textiles, mattress toppers and other materials, as well as donating certain textiles and edible food. Partners involved in the Goodwill, Not Landfill program included Morgan Memorial...
10 things to do in Boston this Labor Day weekend
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Tide football looks sharp in scrimmage against powerful Arlington
Everett begins regular season next Friday night against non-league Mansfield at home. Everett High School (EHS) football coach Justin Flores welcomed nearly 70 players to the first day of practice on Aug. 16. Flores is beginning his second year, but unlike last year when he learned that he was chosen to be the football boss only weeks before the first day of practice, he now has a better understanding of what he has to work with for the upcoming campaign.
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