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Andover Recreation hosts Super Hero Day
Andover Recreation hosted several pre-school park events in the runup to back-to-school, including Super Hero Day on Aug. 22 at The Park (Chestnut and Bartlet streets). Kids from 1- to 6-years-old dressed as their favorite super heroes; enjoyed a morning filled with games, activities, arts, crafts and face painting; and took pictures against the super hero backdrop made for the event.
Mark Cuban explains how the Celtics built the most expensive roster in the NBA: "You just got to pay the luxury tax"
Mark Cuban explained that the Celtics were able to keep their championship core but will be forced to pay the hefty taxes for going past the luxury tax line.
Kristaps Porzingis injury could create major Celtics questions down the line
When the Boston Celtics traded for Kristaps Porzingis last summer, they knew what they were getting themselves into. The Latvian big man has been dealing with injuries throughout the course of his career, and just one season into his tenure with the Celtics, that fact remains true. Porzingis had offseason...
Top stories from The016.com, Sunday, September 1st
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Olde Mistick Village show lets visitors get up close, personal with artworks, artists
Sep. 1—MYSTIC — Ann Torey said she was happy that visitors to her booth at Sunday's Olde Mistick Village Art Show could relate to her three-dimensional art, which is made from crushed eggshells and acrylic paint. "They love it. Because there's so many people with chickens," Torey said. "So they look at this, and it's inspiring people. 'I'm going to do that with the kids tonight!' You know?" ...
Red Sox shortstop’s rehab stint begins with two-hit day for Worcester
The comeback that seemed impossible only a few months ago took a turn toward plausible Sunday at Polar Park. Trevor Story, who separated his left shoulder in the first week of the season and underwent what was thought to be season-ending surgery, began his rehab assignment for the Worcester Red Sox with a two-hit game.
Rams Play to First Draw of the Season at UMass Lowell
Rhode Island (2-2-1) Starters: McCarthy (GK), Gilbert, MacDonald, Cajilig, Rice, Hagerty, Yee, Poon, Kirkpatrick, Hines, Garniss. Substitutes: Penny, Samalonis, Name, Rosenfeld, Sylvester, Highton, Steinbach, Jimenez, Scarduzio. UMass Lowell (1-3-1) Starters: Burgess (GK), Santaniello, Mitchell, Jaen, Hudson, Niklasson, Guthrie, Rodgers, Cetina, Brookshire, Banzi. Substitutes: Sage, Tung, Parreira, St. George, Buckley, Sinclair,...
Crusaders defeat CCSU 2-0
WORCESTER, Mass. – The Holy Cross women's soccer team hosted Central Connecticut (CCSU) on Sunday afternoon pulling out a 2-0 victory. In the first half, sophomore forward Charlotte Hanchar netted her second goal of the season at 38:20 off a cross provided by senior captain Sydney Baldwin. Hanchar made a move past the goalie and defender to find an open CCSU net.
Fields of purple flags throughout Mass. depict International Overdose Awareness Day
Communities throughout the state are holding vigils and other events today to mark International Overdose Awareness Day. Massachusetts has recorded more than 2,000 opioid-related overdose fatalities each year since 2016, including 2,125 last year, according to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. There will be a sunrise vigil at Scituate Lighthouse, a night of remembrance in Bridgewater and a ceremony of remembrance in Quincy, among a bevy of other programs featuring Bay Staters directly impacted by...
Newton Community Pride: Fall 2024 Micro Grants, apply by Sept. 1
Newton Community Pride (NCP) is accepting applications until September 1 for its Fall 2024 Micro Grants. Successful applications must align with the mission of NCP to support arts and culture, public art, service, and beautification in the Newton community. A total of $10,000 is available to be awarded in this round, with grants averaging $300-$1,100 each (you may request up to $1,500). The event or program funded must occur between November 1, 2024 and March 31, 2025.
Somerville Reenacts The Powder Alarm On Its 250th Anniversary
SOMERVILLE, Mass. (WBZ NewsRadio) — It may not be the most well known story in American history, but it helped lead to revolution. The Somerville Museum performed a reenactment of the Powder Alarm Sunday to commemorate its 250th anniversary. On Sept. 1, 1775, General Thomas Gage, the colonial governor...
Michele Lauriat’s summer vibes at Gallery 263 don’t skip lurking presence of climate change
Michele Lauriat’s summer vibes at Gallery 263 don’t skip lurking presence of climate change. As we end what has felt like an especially brief summer, late sunsets and crisp nights are a bittersweet reminder of darker days to come. The dog days are over, and it’s my impulse to jam all my last summer activities in, beach days and bike rides and everything all at once. But given the past few unseasonably warm Septembers, the actual end of summer is anyone’s guess.
Mets Call Up Ex-Red Sox Infielder Prior To Boston Series
When the Boston Red Sox arrive at Citi Field for a three-game series on Monday night against the New York Mets, they'll see a familiar face across the field. With September rosters expanding, the Mets called up infielder Pablo Reyes to the MLB roster. Reyes is yet to play in the majors since joining New York after Boston traded him back in May.
Jin Young Ko takes 2-shot lead in Boston after Haeran Ryu falls apart
NORTON, Mass. (AP) — Jin Young Ko took advantage of an early collapse by Haeran Ryu and turned her own bad break into a birdie Saturday for a 5-under 67 that took her from a six-shot deficit to a two-shot lead over Lauren Coughlin in the FM Championship. Ryu...
First Day at West: New $168M school opens, forces redistricting
ANDOVER — The doors of a new Andover elementary school opened on the first day of school last Wednesday after an eight-year process to get the $168 million school built. The new West Elementary School, 58 Beacon St., welcomed 590 students, teachers, staff and school administrators, including a new principal, on a bright, sunny day to kick off the school year.
Charlton celebrates Old Home Day, a tradition dating back to 1897
CHARLTON, Mass. - Dozens of Charlton residents gathered on the town common on Sunday to celebrate Old Home Day. It's an annual tradition dating back to 1897. The event began as a gathering between the citizens of Charlton at the end of summer before the beginning of the fall harvest, and slowly evolved into a tradition meant to give residents a sense of community.
LIU Field Hockey Finishes Week with Tight Game at Holy Cross
WORCESTER, Mass. — In a tight, defensive matchup at Holy Cross, the LIU Sharks field hockey squad went to overtime against the Crusaders on Sunday morning. The Sharks got on the board early thanks to a goal from freshman defender Jasmijn Roelofsen off a pass from forward Malena Silvani . Another freshman for LIU netted their first collegiate goal when forward Lotte Haagmans took a Holy Cross turnover and flipped it in the back of the net to put the Sharks up 2-0 early. After the Crusaders tied the score at two, sophomore GiGi Ranoldo tallied her second goal of...
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