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Photo Shoot: Celebrating National Aviation Day with a look at Falmouth Road Race aerials
August is half over as another Cape Cod summer slowly melts towards Labor Day. The Falmouth Road Race is the last big sporting event before football season. This year’s race Sunday, Aug. 18 backs right up to a Monday holiday on the 19th, National Aviation Day. Never heard of it you say? It wasn’t on my calendar either, but then it was. Looking over the final weeks of August on the wall calendar in the den, actively...
Former NFL player, Wakefield resident, arrested in Boston Logan Airport, authorities say
Boston College alum Gosder Cherilus was arrested for allegedly urinating on a passenger, Massachusetts State Police said. Former NFL player and Boston College alum Gosder Cherilus was arrested by Massachusetts State Police in Logan Airport on Sunday, authorities said. Cherlius, who lives in Wakefield, allegedly urinated on a fellow passenger...
School Climate, Culture, and Some Don’t Want to Learn
WORCESTER – A Worcester School Committee meeting on Thursday, June 20, that ran nearly six hours, ended with the committee approving a $485 million budget for the 2025 fiscal year. School committee members approved the budget by a 6-3 vote, with members Maureen Binienda, Dianna Biancheria, and Kathleen Roy in opposition.
UPDATED: Source of hydraulic fuel spill in Wellfleet Harbor uncertain. What we know.
A fuel spill in Wellfleet Harbor Sunday morning sent a handful of agencies into action, trying to mitigate the spill's spread. The spill happened around 9:30 a.m., and Wellfleet and Truro fire departments as well as the harbormaster responded, according to the Wellfleet Fire Department. The oil spill was estimated to cover approximately...
Two men facing charges after violent road rage incident, shooting near MIT’s campus, police say
An initial investigation revealed that two drivers who did not know each other were involved in a road rage incident. One driver, Cesar Gutierrez, 65, of Revere allegedly hit the other, Kevin Osorio, 30, of Boston, with a blunt object.
Mass. State Lottery player buys winning $250,000 Powerball ticket
A lucky Massachusetts State Lottery player bought a winning $250,000 Powerball ticket at a North Shore convenience store on Saturday. The ticket was purchased at Railroad Variety on Railroad Avenue in Gloucester for $2. Another Massachusetts lottery player bought a winning “Keno” ticket worth $100,000 on Saturday. The ticket was...
Outsidah: You can’t make this stuff up. Nor would you want to.
I have a friend — I’ll call her Dee. She lives in on the North Shore. She’s a wife and mother, a churchgoer, nice to everybody. She’s an outdoorsperson, a walker, and also a dog-lover, so when she walks on her favorite trail, she takes note of the many fine dogs walking their equally fine owners.
Topsfield residents advised to have trash out early
TOPSFIELD — With the Route 97 repaving project posing detours and traffic delays, residents in the area have been asked to have their trash out early for collection. The collection company, Republic Services, said trash and recycling should be placed curbside before 7 a.m. “The drivers may have to...
Women's Soccer Stumped by Boston College
Chestnut Hill, MA – Merrimack College Warriors Women's Soccer team were defeated by the Boston College Eagles by a score of 5-1 on Sunday afternoon. Merrimack (1-1-0), Boston College (2-0-0) Boston College struck first five minutes into the contest after long ball into a one on one opportunity that...
Author Rachel Kushner Talks Booker Prize-Nominated Book CREATION LAKE in September
On Saturday, September 14 at 5:30pm, New York Times bestselling author and two-time National Book Award finalist Rachel Kushner visits The Music Hall Lounge with her newest book, CREATION LAKE. Named a Most Anticipated Book of 2024 and longlisted for the Booker Prize, CREATION LAKE is a reinvention of noir that features bold characters set in the atmospheric French countryside.
NACDS Foundation Dinner raises more than $1.35 million
BOSTON — The National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) Foundation celebrated its 26th Annual Foundation Dinner in Boston, MA, on August 17. The always-inspiring evening raised more than $1.35 million, which will help fund evidence-based research, pharmacy education and philanthropic initiatives to improve patient outcomes and advance population health.
Jaylen Brown leaves shocked NBA fans gasp ‘league is cooked’ after showing off unbelievable underwater training routine
BOSTON Celtics star Jaylen Brown has put the NBA on notice with pictures from his recent workout. The 6-foot-6 guard showed off his stunning underwater training routine, proving how serious he is about defending the NBA championship in 2024-25. In the photos, Brown, 27, could be seen working out with dumbbells in the swimming pool […]
Police identify suspect accused of defecating at Bristol County farm stand
A suspect has been identified who is accused of performing a rather disgusting act. The Berkley Police Department was alerted to an incident that occurred at the Hill and Hollow Farm Stand Wednesday at 118 South Main Street where a woman defecated behind the farm stand. The actions of the individual involved in this incident were captured on video and subsequently shared on social media (Facebook).
Tewksbury Garden Club Welcomes New Members
The Tewksbury Garden Club begins its new year this September and welcomes anyone interested in joining!. The Tewksbury Garden Club will begin its new year on Wednesday, September 11 and we’re hoping that you’ll join us. The club welcomes members from Tewksbury as well as neighboring communities. Expect...
Transgender NH teenagers sue over law banning them from girls' sports
MEREDITH, N.H. - The families of two transgender teens in New Hampshire filed a lawsuit Friday challenging a new state law that bans them from playing on girls' sports teams at their public high schools.Transgender athletes in high school sportsThe issue of how to treat transgender athletes has been fiercely debated across the U.S. in recent years and has sparked numerous lawsuits. Two weeks ago, a Florida school employee who allowed her transgender daughter to play on the high school's girls volleyball team was suspended for 10 days. The employee is part of a federal lawsuit to block the state's law....
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