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This Peabody man is looking for love on ‘The Golden Bachelorette’
Ken O., a property management treasurer, 60, is "ready for love." Peabody resident Ken O. is looking for love, and he wants all of America to know it. He’s about to compete on the first-ever season of “The Golden Bachelorette.”. “I’m ready for love,” Ken said in an...
Lou Williams And Jamal Crawford Claim Conspiracy Against Celtics Stars Jayson Tatum And Jaylen Brown
The Boston Celtics, led by star wings Jayson Tatum and Jalen Brown, just won the NBA Championship two months ago, their 18th in their illustrious history. But, the vibes since have not been great for Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown. “The Jays” as Celtics fans refer to them, have not had a smooth last two […] The post Lou Williams And Jamal Crawford Claim Conspiracy Against Celtics Stars Jayson Tatum And Jaylen Brown appeared first on BroBible.
Section of Greenough Boulevard Will Reopen to Traffic
The following announcement was provided by the Department of Conservation and Recreation:. Beginning on Monday, August 19, 2024, at 7 a.m. and continuing until Saturday, August 24, 2024, at 7 p.m. the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) will reopen Greenough Boulevard from Arsenal Street to N. Beacon Street in the City of Watertown to alleviate traffic from roadwork on Arsenal Street.
Steward agrees to sell doctor’s group for $245M
BOSTON, Mass. (WLNE) — Steward Health Care has agreed to sell its physician’s network to a private equity firm for $245 million. Rural Healthcare Group is owned by Kinderhook, LLC, a primary care provider organization. RHG’s mission is to “improve the lives of people living in underserved areas...
Millions of kids still skip school. Could the answer be recess, and cash?
MEDFORD, Mass. (AP) — Flerentin “Flex” Jean-Baptiste missed so much school he had to repeat his freshman year at Medford High outside Boston. At school, “you do the same thing every day,” said Jean-Baptiste, who was absent 30 days his first year. “That gets very frustrating.” Then his principal did something nearly unheard of: She […]
A Surprising Finding on Massachusetts Charter Schools
Urban charters raise test scores, nonurban charters lower them. Both boost college graduation. An influential 2013 study found that attending an urban charter school in Massachusetts boosts standardized test scores, but attending a nonurban one reduces them—despite the fact that both sets of schools are popular enough with families to hold admissions lotteries. This finding is congruent with other lottery-based research on charters, as well as observational evidence showing gains on test scores for many urban charters but few differences in other settings (see here for a review). However, schools influence much more than just test scores. Now that sufficient time has passed, we can return to the same sample of Massachusetts charter schools and study their impact on college enrollment and graduation.
Planning a weekend trip to a South Shore beach? Ernesto might have an impact on it
Hurricane Ernesto is making its way up the Atlantic, and while it's not expected to hit the South Shore, it may still affect weekend beach plans. The storm pummeled the Caribbean on Wednesday morning with rain and strong winds throughout Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. It's expected to affect Bermuda later this week and could strengthen to a Category 1 hurricane, according to the National Hurricane Center's latest forecast. ...
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...
Massachusetts Fugitive Wanted for a Home Invasion Caught in Maine
A man from Massachusetts with outstanding warrants in that state has been taken into custody in Maine. Darell Love, 33, of Springfield, Massachusetts was arrested in Portland this week. What are the Charges He Faces?. The U.S. Marshals Service worked with the Maine Violent Offender Task Force to catch up...
Massachusetts Revolutionary War Site Has Huge Archaeological Find
It took 249 years, but archaeologists appear to have unearthed the musket ball that led to the start of the American Revolutionary War. NBC's Marlene Lenthang reports, "Archaeologists recently discovered five musket balls at Minute Man National Historical Park in Massachusetts and traced them back to the event marked in history as 'the Shot Heard 'Round the World,' which precipitated the American Revolutionary War in 1775."
Munroe Center for the Arts: A space for uninhibited creative growth
A Q&A with Cristina Burwell, Executive Director, Munroe Center for the Arts. LexObserver: Munroe Center for the Arts seems to be both a nonprofit organization and a building. How are the two connected?. Cristina Burwell: I’ll start with the building because I’m in love with the building. The building is...
Fahad Alden Embraces the Arts and a Love of Acting
For someone barely in his twenties, Fahad Alden has already made a name for himself at UMass Lowell, where he has been a student trustee, recipient of an MLK service award, and peer mentor to fellow students. Along the way he has created a podcast, taken part in theatrical productions, and written thoughtful personal essays (several have been posted in The Citizen.) And he was the youngest-ever elected trustee of the Bedford Free Public Library, winning the post while still in high school.
Registration Open for Elementary School AM Gym
Registration for Davis School and Lane School AM Gym is open. This program begins on the first day of school (Sept. 3). This early morning drop-off program is designed to energize your children and prepare them for the day ahead. The Davis and Lane AM Gym program is a combination of fun activities and sports that helps children ease into the school day.
RI CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION COMMISSION – AUGUST 14 – 7PM
STATE HOUSE – The bipartisan preparatory constitutional convention commission will be meeting Wednesday, Aug. 14, at 7 p.m. at the Community College of Rhode Island’s Flanagan Campus, 1762 Old Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln. The meeting will take place at The Commons, first floor. The bi-partisan commission will meet to...
Learn to Declutter With ‘Buried in Treasures’ Group
From the Bedford Health and Human Services Department. Need to declutter, but are overwhelmed? Struggling to let go of some items?. The Bedford Health and Human Services Department is offering a 15-week in-person “Buried in Treasures” group. This relaxed program will help teach how to build insight, skills...
Man wanted in jewelry-snatchings in several Boston neighborhoods
A man is wanted in connection with several robberies in four Boston neighborhoods, police said, asking for the public's help in finding the alleged thief. The unarmed robberies occurred in Hyde Park, Mattapan, Jamaica Plain and West Roxbury between June 8 and Aug. 4, Boston police said. The man, who...
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