Grove Hall
LATEST NEWS
Julian Edelman leaves fans in shock at baseball skills and choice of outfit – but Rob Gronkowski isn’t impressed
FORMER NFL star Julian Edelman has impressed fans with his skills on the baseball field. The three-time Super Bowl champion joined Fox colleague Rob Gronkowski to throw the ceremonial first pitch at a Boston Red Sox game on Thursday. Edelman and Gronk headed into the batting cage to hit some shots before the Red Sox’s […]
BetMGM Massachusetts Bonus Code SBWIRE | Claim $1500 for College Football, Patriots & More
College football kicks into gear this weekend with three Top 25 matchups today and Sunday. Bet on USC-LSU today and more after opening an account using the BetMGM Massachusetts bonus code SBWIRE and get the first-bet offer up to $1,500. If your opening wager settles as a loss, you will be refunded with matching bonus bets, up to $1,500. Use the BetMGM Massachusetts promo offer for national college football games, the NFL, MLB and more. Boston College opens its season Monday at FSU. Unfortunately, because of state betting prohibitions against wagering on in-state college teams, you won’t be able...
‘The job is far from finished’: Lonnie Walker IV shares message after reportedly agreeing to deal with Celtics
"Remember your hardest battle is yourself." In late June, a day before NBA free agency began in earnest, Lonnie Walker IV found him still unsigned. Walker, a former first-round pick who’s averaged 9.8 points over six seasons in the league, took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the matter.
CBP Let a Man Whose Bag Tested Positive For a Highly Sensitive Homemade Explosive at Boston Logan Airport Leave the United States… He’s Now Wanted For Bomb-Making Activities
The Department of Homeland Security allowed a man whose checked-in luggage tested positive for a highly sensitive and dangerous homemade explosive at Boston Logan International Airport to get on an international flight to Paris. The man is now wanted by the FBI for bomb-making activities. Aram Brunson from Newton, Massachusetts,...
Student Government Association President advises new Saints to embrace the experience
Politics has always fascinated Benjamin Harrison Paluk ‘25. In two years at Emmanuel College, he’s pursued that interest to the peak of student leadership and career connections at the State House. Looking ahead to the fall semester, the recently elected president of the Student Government Association (SGA) advised...
Vineyard plan to tax $1M-plus real estate transactions gets a boost from Mass. House
The Massachusetts House advanced one of the most hot-button housing policies of the session on Thursday -- but only for six towns and at a session attended by fewer than 10 state representatives. The chamber gave initial approval to a bill sponsored by Rep. Dylan A. Fernandes’, D-Barnstable/Dukes/Nantucket, allowing Martha’s...
Don’t wait until Sunday to take advantage of Allston Christmas, locals say
If you’re hoping to find somewhat fresh finds during Allston Christmas, you might not want to wait until Sunday. “Now’s the time,” said Francesca “Ches” Ely-Spence, who was helping her partner move out of her Allston apartment on Gardner Street Thursday afternoon. “You kind of...
When to hit the road, airports for Labor Day weekend travel
A record number of people are expected to be hitting the road and the airports Friday to celebrate the end of summer. It feels like we say this every year, but early indications are this will be one of the busier holiday weekends, especially on the roads. Starting at 12...
Did you follow the local news this week? Take our Greater Boston news quiz.
Test your knowledge of mosquito management, a Swift soiree, and a Dunkin’ delicacy in this week’s news quiz. Did you stay in the loop with this week’s local news? Take our Boston.com news quiz to test your knowledge and stay informed on the latest trending stories in Greater Boston.
MDPH confirms third and fourth West Nile Virus cases; Milton increased to high WNV risk status
MDPH confirms third and fourth West Nile Virus cases; Milton increased to high WNV risk status. MDPH has confirmed the third and fourth WNV human cases of the season. An individual within the ages of 60-69 from Norfolk County has tested positive for WNV. An individual within the ages of...
What to know about the mosquito virus spreading through New England
A rare and dangerous mosquito-borne illness is spreading through New England, putting states on high alert with one death already confirmed following an infection. Cases of eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) have been detected in at least five states this year: Massachusetts, Vermont, Wisconsin, New Jersey and New Hampshire. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health…
You can now carry a switchblade legally as Massachusetts rules ban violates 2nd Amendment
It's now legal to carry switchblades in Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that a ban on carrying a switchblade knife violated the right to bear arms as guaranteed by the Second Amendment, striking down a 1957 state law that forbade the carrying spring-release knives. ...
Beer News: Boston Beer Wins Big At World Beer Awards / Top Beer Drinking Occasions
Boston Beer wins big in the UK. Weve that, top beer occasions, “Words to Drink By” and more. The Boston Beer Company’s Samuel Adams brand, one of the originators of the craft beer movement, dominated the stage in August at the World Beer Awards in the UK with four of its entries winning both Gold and “Best in Country” awards.
76ers blow massive opportunity as rival takes their cake once again
Not many, if at all, would pencil the Philadelphia 76ers in on the losing column of the offseason. The franchise underwent a pleasant 180 this summer, and quickly pivoted after yet another disappointing booting out in the most recent iteration of the playoffs. The standard roster, as it currently stands,...
Jimmy Buffett Draws Massachusetts Cheers a Year After His Death
It was a tribute fit for a pirate. Or a parrot. Zac Brown Band and Kenny Chesney remembered their friend Jimmy Buffett during the second of three sold-out weekend shows at Gillette Stadium on August 24, leading the crowd in a poignant performance of "Come Monday." It just made sense.
It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency:
Our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. As a platform hosting over 100,000 pieces of content published daily, we cannot pre-vet content, but we strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation.