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Many Mass. communities at critical EEE, high West Nile virus risk levels
Many Massachusetts communities are currently at critical Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) and high West Nile virus risk levels, and many more are at a moderate risk level for these mosquito-borne illnesses, according to state risk level maps. As of Aug. 30, Douglas, Oxford, Sutton and Webster are at a critical...
Here’s what’s worrying college presidents in Mass. as school begins
When Babson College President Stephen Spinelli was asked what his top concerns are for the upcoming school year, he began to laugh. “Oh, the list is very long,” he said in a recent interview with MassLive. “Oh my god — how long — how much time do you have?”
Condominium sells in Brighton for $2.2 million
A spacious condominium located at 118 Huntington Road in Brighton has new owners. The 3,292-square-foot property, built in 1999, was sold on Aug. 16, 2024. The $2,200,000 purchase price works out to $668 per square foot. This condominium provides a generous living space with its four bedrooms and five bathrooms. The home's external structure has a hip roof design, covered with asphalt roofing. Inside, a fireplace enhances the ambiance of the living area. The property is equipped with forced air heating and a cooling system. Additionally, the condo includes a three-car garage, ensuring ample room for parking and storage. The property is situated on a lot spanning 3,952 square feet.
Teen wakes from coma and asks to see her family, eat some candy
WORCESTER — Among her first words when she awoke from a coma and started talking were the names of her parents, brothers and sisters. Ayuen Leet, 13, who was struck by a car in July as she was attempting to cross Shrewsbury Street in Worcester was discharged from the intensive care unit early Monday morning and released to a regular nursing floor. ...
Classes start tomorrow, and BU’s graduate workers are still on strike
The graduate student union is hosting a walkout and rally on Marsh Plaza Tuesday during the first day of classes before returning to the bargaining table on Friday. After a failed bargaining session earlier this month, unionized graduate workers at Boston University will start the fall semester still on strike.
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