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Man dead, at least 2 people and a dog injured in Lynn shooting

Police Lieutenant Michael Kmiec said that just after 7 p.m. Saturday, officers arrived at Warren Street Playground following a report of multiple shots fired.

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Driver arrested after allegedly hitting teen in Central Square and fleeing scene

The driver, identified as 20-year-old Katrina Murphy, allegedly hit a 15-year-old boy, who was walking in a Central Square crosswalk, according to police.

Man dead, at least 2 people and a dog injured in Lynn shooting

Police Lieutenant Michael Kmiec said that just after 7 p.m. Saturday, officers arrived at Warren Street Playground following a report of multiple shots fired.

Joe Biden says he enjoys his visits to Keene, ‘Vermont’

The Democratic presidential candidate thought he was on the other side of the Connecticut River when he stopped in New Hampshire on Saturday.

Caribbean parade turns Roxbury and Dorchester into a rainbow of cultures
Marchers in feathered headdresses, sequined bustiers, and elaborately engineered wings overtook Roxbury and Dorchester on Saturday, temporarily transforming streets into a celebration of all things Caribbean.

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One killed, three injured in rash of shootings overnight in Dorchester

A man was killed and three were injured in four shootings that took place hours apart, all near Franklin Field.

Two bodies pulled from the Merrimack River in Lowell

Lowell police were called to the scene at 6:30 a.m. after a fisherman spotted the body of a male floating in the water behind LeLacheur Park and then found the body of a female too.

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She’s been bounced through more than a dozen foster homes. And she’s just 6

As years of vacillation by the Department of Children and Families went by on whether to reunite Marie with her mother or free her up for adoption, the girl devolved from a happy-go-lucky toddler to an out-of-control child seething with anger and grief.

New Bedford man stopped for tinted window charged with fentanyl trafficking

Alex Barboza, 29, was stopped by State Police for driving a car with an illegal window tint and allegedly found to have drugs and a knife inside the vehicle.

Photos from Boston’s Caribbean Carnival parade

Saturday’s parade wound through the streets of Dorchester and Roxbury.

Pedestrian struck by Brockton police cruiser dies

Antonio Tavares was struck near 581 Main St. around 8:19 p.m. by a cruiser that had emergency lights and sirens activated, according to the district attorney’s office.

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Werner Kramarsky, 93, rights official and arts patron

Charles Santore, 84; illustrated classic children’s books

Former NBA, ABA coach Tom Nissalke, dies at 87

Gerard O’Neill, Spotlight editor who defined investigative reporting in Boston, dies at 76

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Walpole valedictorian is on the ride of her life

The past four years, Emily Martin has trained daily with best friend, Politically Correct, for equestrian competitions.

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When it comes to football, kids rallying ’round the flag

As the fall season approaches and concern about head trauma grows, parents are looking for non-contact sports that are just as fun.

A nursery school that lets the children play

There’s a price to pay for hurrying the wonder years. And the Milldam Nursery School community in Concord isn’t willing to pay it.

Newton teachers union frustrated over pace of contract talks

The Newton teachers union likely will start the academic year without a new contract in place, much to teachers’ frustration.

Sweet sounds and savory food in Hingham
The South Shore Conservatory faculty musicians provide the musical chops at a “Jazz Brunch” at the conservatory in Hingham this week, while Ellen Mackenzie Caterer provides the eats.

Framingham’s selectmen say they will help transition to city
Opponents, meanwhile, are seeking a recount of Tuesday’s vote changing the government structure.

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Who are you going to call when (gasp!) your kids have lice?

Lice Treatment Center Metrowest brings its services, and all-natural shampoo, to families, schools, and camps.

Five elderly siblings reunited in Peabody

“We started our lives together and we are so lucky to be ending our lives together,” said Mary Cena, 92.

Once an immigrant, now she helps others

Once an immigrant, Saska Icitovic of Lynn now helps others who fled oppression in their native lands.

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Comings and goings of businesses and other organizations in the suburbs south of Boston.


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