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Brazilian illegal immigrant arrested in Massachusetts, charged with raping a minor
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An over height truck inside the Sumner Tunnel caused sparks to fly and traffic to snarl Saturday.Head to the link in our bio for more:
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A Million People Expected To Invade Mass. Next Month For Event
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Man at Boston’s Logan airport stopped for allegedly having an “unusual and highly volatile explosive”newbedfordguide.com2 days ago
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No permit? No problem. Beaches relax rules after Labor Day. And free parking, too!
Summer is coming to an end, but it doesn’t mean you have to stop going to the beach. In fact, the passing of Labor Day weekend opens up access to some of the South Shore’s more restrictive beaches. Some places require a fee for non-residents, while others give out-of-towners the chance to buy...
Siblings both win $25,000 for life lottery prize in Mass.
BROCKTON - A pair of siblings from Massachusetts are officially "Lucky for Life."William Fralick and his sister Pamela McClure, both from Brockton, each won $25,000 a year for life in the Lucky For Life Lottery game.Siblings play the same winning lottery numbersThe winning numbers for the Aug. 25 drawing were 8-17-19-29-31 with a Lucky Ball of 12. Fralick and McClure matched everything except the Lucky Ball. The siblings play the same numbers, which they say represent family birthdays.Both chose to take their prize in the form of a one-time cash payment of $390,000 before taxes. Fralick said he'll put his...
Globally known competitive eater taking on Mass. fried chicken competition
Fried chicken fans have a chance to see an internationally renowned competitive eater in action in Massachusetts this weekend. James Webby, known around the world for his competitive eating and social media presence, will compete at the first-ever Fried Chicken Eating Contest at Nan’s Kitchen in Stow. Webby will...
Massachusetts Now Has a Map of McDonald’s Ice Cream Machines That Actually Work
An infrastructure engineer has done the heavy lifting for us and has put together the ultimate map for McDonald's ice cream lovers. We all love a yummy soft-serve from McDonald’s, but the company has gained a reputation for having a less-than-reliable ice cream machine. Thanks to an engineer with...
Mass. Primary 2024: Results 1st Suffolk District in state Senate
Incumbent Democratic state Sen. Nick Collins, whose district includes Boston’s largest neighborhood, Dorchester, faces a challenge from entrepreneur and advocate Juwan Skeens. Collins, who has been vocal on issues surrounding the closing of the Steward-run Carney Hospital in the heart of Dorchester, appears concerned enough about his challenger that...
Healey says she’s not interested in Harris administration post
Halfway through her first term, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is seeking to tamp down speculation that she might be up for a post in Kamala Harris’s administration if the vice president wins the White House in November. Healey appeared on the Sunday chat show “Face the Nation,” where CBS chief White House correspondent Nancy Cordes […]
Report: Legalization didn’t undercut illegal sports betting
In the first year after sports betting was legalized in Massachusetts, the state made inroads but didn't substantially redirect much of the revenue from illegal sports wagering into its coffers, according to new research from the University of Massachusetts.
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