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“We don’t have the right to create bad blood with the world champs” - Michael Jordan once admitted that the Bulls shouldn’t have poked the Celtics
Even though he knew his Bulls weren’t intimidated by the Boston Celtics, MJ admitted that they shouldn’t have poked Larry Bird & Co.
TWO SOUTH SHORE NATIVES CREATE BOSTON’S NEW FAVORITE ALTERNATIVE MUSIC FESTIVAL TOUGH LUCK FEST AT BRIGHTON MUSIC HALL
Two young South Shore natives bring a new, alternative music festival to life at Boston’s historic Brighton Music Hall. Wishing local alternative artists had a spotlight in the live music industry, Olivia Monarch and Asher Thomas are taking matters into their own hands. What started as just a dream has turned into a quickly growing reality, offering strong competition for the bigger New England festivals.
Usher Stops Show To Give Free From ‘106 & Park’ Her Flowers
Usher momentarily paused the recent stop on his Past Present Future Tour, and for good reason: He saw 106 & Park’s Free. On Thursday (Aug. 29), the singer’s tour hit the TD Garden in Boston and viral videos showed off the theatrical night.Big Sean Samples Usher's "Superstar" In New Snippet From 'Better Me Than You' One video, in particular, featured Usher rocking a red fur coat, smoothly walking toward the front of the stage, and holding a glass of cognac. The DJ was cueing up the track for “Throwback” when the Confessions musician peeped his longtime friend front row and center....
Apartment building proposed off Centre Street in West Roxbury with no affordable housing, but way more parking than city now calls for
A Medfield developer yesterday filed plans to replace a vacant nursing home at 5 Redlands Rd. in West Roxbury with a three-story, 30-unit apartment building with 45 underground parking spaces - and real spaces, not some complex mechanical stacker system. The proposal by the Larkin Real Estate Group contains no...
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...
Gaudreau brothers remembered as "special kids" by BC coaches
BOSTON -- The hockey world is mourning the loss of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau, who were tragically killed by an alleged drunk driver in New Jersey on Thursday night. The loss of the two brothers hits home at Boston College, where the two were stars on and off the ice for the Eagles. "They were such a joy to coach," recalled longtime Eagles head coach Jerry York, who coached both brothers at Boston College. "Each coach wants to have the best practice today, and they would make it the best practice when they stepped on the ice because they were so...
NBA Champ Granted Prison Delay So He Can Talk Celtics
Former Boston Celtics forward Glen “Big Baby” Davis was supposed to head to prison in August 2024 for defrauding the NBA Players’ Health and Benefit Welfare Plan by taking payments for medical treatments he never received. Davis, a member of the 2008 Celtics championship team, was sentenced in May to 40 months in a federal prison. He was one of several NBA players and doctors accused of scamming the NBA’s players health and benefit welfare plan.
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 […]
Pet of the Week: Husky Bryce is sweet, enjoys long walks
The Taunton Animal Shelter Pet of the Week is Bryce, a handsome male Husky who is about 3 years old. Bryce is looking for a home with someone who loves and is familiar with the Husky breed. He needs a home with no cats or small animals, but he may be fine with another...
Top stories: Morton Hospital will have new owner; Blind Tiger to open on Green
Before we begin the new week in earnest, we're taking a look back at the week that was, and the stories that led the news with Taunton Daily Gazette readers. Top stories this past week included: Somerset Berkley Regional High School held a vigil to honor Zachary Deane, who on Aug. 10 died of...
Easton affordable housing lottery; ex-Stoughton cop charged in killing: Top stories
BROCKTON − Christopher Correia, second-in-command for finance at Brockton Public Schools, filed his long-awaited whistleblower lawsuit against the city. The bombshell lawsuit alleges retaliation, illegal spending, defamation and cronyism. What the whistleblower says happened and the responses. Federal officials announced that ex-Stoughton police detective Matthew Farwell is charged will killing Sandra Birchmore inside her Canton apartment. Shocking new details were revealed in the indictment. ...
Brush fire burns in popular spot at Blue Hills Reservation
Several fire departments were battling a brush fire Saturday at the Blue Hills Reservation in Milton, Massachusetts. The Milton Fire Department confirmed the Department of Conservation and Recreation's forestry division was among several local jurisdictions that responded to the brush fire that was about 2-3 acres of hot spots popping up over several hours.
The Sunday News – Sept. 1, 2024
WESTFORD — Enjoy the Sept. 1, 2024 edition of WestfordCAT’s Sunday newsletter – a digital magazine of all the top stories of the week. Local journalism is vital to our communities. As other publications shift focus toward regional journalism, WestfordCAT continues to provide high-quality hyperlocal reporting to our town, free for everyone to read. So — we have a small favor to ask. Every contribution, no matter how big or small, helps us sustain our journalism and keep our community informed. Please consider supporting WestfordCAT by donating online.
Harvard police warn of paving scam targeting residents
HARVARD — A warning has been issued by the Harvard Police Department regarding suspicious paving companies soliciting in the area. A local resident came forward today to report a paving company demanding cash payment upfront. In addition, there have been accounts of another company going door-to-door offering sealcoating services.
Tellado’s Equalizer Helps Men’s Soccer Earn 1-1 Draw with Holy Cross in Season Opener
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Sophomore forward Dylan Tellado scored an equalizing goal in the 73rd minute as Harvard University men's soccer earned a 1-1 draw with Holy Cross in its season and home opener on Saturday evening at Jordan Field. Each side scored once in the second half as the...
Air Force 21, Merrimack 6 | Player of the Game, By the Numbers and more
More from Air Force's 21-6 victory over Merrimack to open the season. Air Force Player of the Game Cade Harris, jr., slot receiver Harris’ overall line doesn’t look all that impressive without context – five carries for 11 yards, one catch for six yards and one punt return for 24 yards. ...
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