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Maintaining the standard: the 2024 LS football schedule under new coach Justin McKay
The apple didn't fall far from the coaching tree for Lincoln-Sudbury. When Jim Girard stepped down in December after winning four Dual County League championships in five seasons, the Warriors turned to defensive coordinator Justin McKay to lead them. He was the defensive coordinator for all five seasons under Girard and has previous head coaching experience at Algonquin and St. Peter Marian.
Get ready to get down: Lowell Folk Festival musicians bring diverse sounds
LOWELL — Twenty-two unique performers from different corners of the world will be converging at the 37th annual Lowell Folk Festival this weekend, bringing an immense variety of sounds, genres and personalities to the event. Many of these performers are the musicians who will provide the main source of...
Four From Men’s Golf Named Cobalt Golf All-America Scholars
NORMAN, Okla. – Harvard men's golf capped off its award season this afternoon as four of its golfers earned Cobalt Golf All-America Scholar status from the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA). Seniors Brian Ma, Kevin Sze and Adam Xiao along with junior, Jeffrey Fang earned the honors for the Crimson.
Juvenile driver cited in crash that seriously injured ejected six-year-old Massachusetts child
CARLISLE – Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and Carlisle Chief of Police Andrew Amendola have confirmed that a juvenile has been cited in connection with a serious crash that occurred earlier this month in Carlisle. On July 15, 2024, at approximately 7:30 p.m. Carlisle Police responded to a two-vehicle...
Abingtons trio to ride in the Pan-Mass Challenge
LA PLUME TOWNSHIP, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Three Lackawanna County natives are training for the ride of a lifetime. One of them is a two-time Olympian, who is dedicating her athleticism to a charitable cause. Blink and you might miss this trio buzzing around the Abingtons. They’re gearing up for the upcoming Pan-Mass Challenge in […]
After complaints Boston Police go on sting, seize 17 motorcycles, mopeds
“D-4 Officers Seize 20 Mopeds While Conducting Moped/Motorcycle Enforcement In The Back Bay And South End. On Thursday, July 25, 2024, officers assigned to District D-4 (South End/Back Bay) were continuing traffic enforcement of off highway vehicles to include unlicensed operators, unregistered, and uninsured mopeds and motorcycles. Officers focused their efforts in the 500 Block of Boylston Street, Huntington Avenue/ Gainsborough Street, and the Ink Block Neighborhood. This particular traffic enforcement is to address the ongoing community complaints of reckless operation of these vehicles seen in commercially populated areas.
How Boston's bid for 2024 Summer Olympics flamed out in 2015
BOSTON — What if theopening ceremony for the 2024 Olympic Games was a boat parade down the Charles River in Boston instead of the River Seine in Paris? For a few months in 2015, it looked possible, but the bid to bring the Olympic flame to Massachusetts burned out in spectacular fashion.
Sunny and warm weekend ahead: Pleasant air and clear skies expected
The drier air came rushing in Thursday night after the downpours moved out. We're in the pleasant air through the weekend with plenty of sun and warm temperatures and we'll do our best to match last weekend's gorgeousness. One big difference in this weekend's forecast is the sea breeze that...
Nurses at Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital authorize one-day strike
BOSTON - Nurses at Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital have voted overwhelmingly to go on a one-day strike. The vote comes one day after nurses at the hospital's main campus also voted to authorize a strike. The nurses make no bones about it, they want better salaries. They tell WBZ retention and morale have gone down the drain."They call us the Brigham and Women's family, they don't treat us as a family yet. You know, we are still the Faulkner," said nurse Dan Rec. Rec has been a nurse at Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital for more than...
9-year-old describes being robbed at gunpoint at Boston playground over iPhone
BOSTON — A 9-year-old Massachusetts boy says he thought he was going to get shot at a Boston playground over his iPhone. "I was terrified," the boy, who NewsCenter 5 has not identified, said. "I was thinking like, 'What if I die right here on the spot, right here?'"
City Year Greater Boston elects 2 new board members
City Year Greater Boston (CYGB) has announced two new members to their leadership board, Alexis Smith-Attuquayefio, Director of Operations, New Product Introduction (NPI), and Project Management Office (PMO) for Satio, Inc., and Todd Markson, Partner at Bain Capital in their Tech Opportunities Fund. The City Year Greater Boston Board is a group of dedicated volunteers who believe that all students deserve a learning environment in which they can achieve their full potential.
Revere City Council Round-Up
Last month, the city raised flags to celebrate Pride Month and Juneteenth. This month, a flag was flown in recognition of the city’s Colombian community, and next week a flag will go up to celebrate residents from Peru. But this week, Former Councillor-at-Large Steven Morabito, who is now the...
Suffolk Downs developer updates councillors over ongoing construction project
REVERE – HYM CEO Tom O’Brien was at the City Council meeting this week with the same message he has been delivering since The Boston Globe ran a story suggesting the Suffolk Downs development was on hold. City councillors told O’Brien the story was troubling considering how much the city is depending on the success of the project to pay for the new high school.
Community group finally gets new public pool in Charlestown after 2 year battle
BOSTON - A popular swimming pool in Charlestown has finally re-opened to the public after a long struggle with the city of Boston.Boston Mayor Michelle Wu led the ribbon cutting at the new Clougherty Pool on Bunker Hill Street Thursday morning.Charlestown's only public pool was shut down in June 2022 because of structural problems. It was supposed to re-open a year later, but delays dragged on.Friends of Clougherty PoolResidents formed a group, Friends of Clougherty Pool, and learned last year that the pool had to be completely demolished because it was in such poor shape. They collected nearly 2,000 signatures in...
Legislature warming to Boston's push for higher fines
Boston property owners, landlords and businesses that violate the city's sanitary code could face significantly higher fees under a home rule petition that gained House approval this week and may be on the move in the Senate. City Councilor Liz Breadon, who co-filed the initial proposal that made its way...
~ The Advocate Asks ~ Young Saugus Sachems Track Camp athletes talk about how the summer experience benefited them
Editor’s Note: For this week’s column, we accepted an invitation from Coach Chris Tarantino, who oversees the Saugus Sachems Track Camp, to come down to the MacNeill Memorial Track Field to interview some of the kids who competed in this year’s summer track camp, several of the supportive parents and volunteer coaches. Tarantino, a 1990 Saugus High School graduate who distinguished himself as a star while on the Sachem track team, has been running a track camp for more than 20 years. A group of 44 participants in the Saugus Sachems Track Camp – boys and girls ranging in age from four to 18 – finished second overall among 15 teams competing in last Saturday’s (July 20) Fourth Annual CLCF Summer Showdown in Cranston, R.I. The Saugus kids took home 19 first-place awards. Tarantino called Wednesday night’s final meeting of the summer track team “one last hurrah” – an opportunity for the kids to hang out as teammates for one final time, share their success and competition experience, take some photos with the second-place meet trophy and enjoy one more day of camaraderie. Here are some highlights from the interviews with the kids, parents and coach.
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