Three Towns North of Boston Rocked by Explosions
2018-09-14
(CBC) September 13, 14 – Some 70 fires in Andover, North Andover and Lawrence, Massachusetts claim one life and hospitalize a dozen more.Read More →
Prosecutor accused of keeping evidence from lawyers for Cavan nanny who was accused of murder
2018-08-16
NORTHERN SOUND RADIO (AUG 16) – The case of a Cavan woman who was jailed in the US for two and a half years has become part of the campaign of a candidate hoping to become the District Attorney of a County in Massachusetts.Read More →
New U.S. Scratch & Sniff Postage Not A Big Hit in Salem, MA
2018-06-20
(SALEM, MA) June 20 – It was tough to find someone who really liked them. Read More →
Salisbury Sea Food Seller: Tariff Won’t Impact Lobster Prices
2018-06-16
(SALISBURY, MA) June 16 – Canadian resellers will probably absorb the surplus, says Gordon Blaney, owner of David’s Fish Market.Read More →
Charlestown Celebrates Battle of Bunker Hill With a Parade
2018-06-10
(CHARLESTOWN) June 10 – Charlestown celebrated the losing battle of Bunker Hill (which American history books have turned into a win) with a parade today. Read More →
Students gone! Year-round residents of Boston Rejoice (most do)
2018-05-21
(BROOKLINE) May 21 – Graduations have come and gone, and soon, too, will the quarter-million students who make the region their home each academic year.Read More →
Praying for the Celtics…or simply not worried
2018-05-21
(BOSTON) May 21 – Celtics fans have faith that their team will overcome tonight in Cleveland at game four of the best of seven NBA Eastern Conference Finals.Read More →
English High Student Testifies Former Dean Shot Him Over Pot Deal
2018-05-18
(BOSTON) May 18 – The former student told a Suffolk Superior courtroom Friday that the dean gave him marijuana to sell, and tried to kill him when he didn’t sell enough of it.Read More →
JFK Map Up For Auction
2018-04-22
(BOSTON) April, 2018 – US President John F. Kennedy’s personal map of Cuba during the Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962 is up for auction.Read More →
Harvard Picks a New Prez
2018-02-11
(BOSTON) February 11 – The longtime president of Tufts University faces his first test in the new tax law.Read More →
Home of Patriot’s Gronkowski Burgled
2018-02-06
(BOSTON) February 6 – Guns and locked safes were reportedly taken from the home while the player was away at the Super Bowl. Read More →
New England Fans, Like the Weather, are Miserable After Super Bowl Loss
2018-02-05
(BOSTON) February 4 – A million what ifs.Read More →
Rhode Island lawmakers this week to try to roll back anti-abortion laws
2018-02-04
(BOSTON) February 4 – The laws on the books made moot by Roe v. Wade would require, among other things, for a wife to get her husband’s consent for the procedure. Read More →
Pharmacist in Meningitis Outbreak Sentenced to 8 years
2018-01-31
(BOSTON) January 31 – Chin fought back tears as he read a statement to the court. Read More →
Harvard’s Hasty Pudding Theatrical Club to Admit Women in 2019
2018-01-25
(CAMBRIDGE, MA) January 25 – The announcement will break a 223-year tradition.Read More →
Maine Catholic Diocese Puts In Place Anti-Flu Rules
2018-01-21
(BOSTON) January 21 – The Bishop, this week, sending word to its 141 active churches that steps are to be taken to make sure only the gospel, but no germs are spread. Read More →
Somerville, MA reacts to president’s remarks on immigration origin
2018-01-12
(SOMERVILLE, MA) January 12 – Most people say the remarks by the president were immature and unfortunate. But others hinted that he spoke for them. Read More →
Canadian Scores Big With 10 year-old “Fire and Fury”
2018-01-10
January 10 – Professor Hansen says he hopes that those who don’t return the mistakenly purchased book will learn about the horror of war. Read More →
Snow Storm Slams Northeast; Mass Coastal Flood Extensive
2018-01-04
(SOMERVILLE, MA) January 4 – Twenty people had to be rescued from their cars in Quincy, Massachusetts, just south of Boston. Read More →
RI Bill Would Require Tax Return Disclosure By Presidential Candidates
2018-01-02
(BOSTON) January 2 – But setting federal eligibility at the state level is unconstitutional, the ACLU says.Read More →
US Church Takes a Stand Against Gun Violence In the Name of Christmas
2017-12-23
(DEDHAM, MASS) December 24 – Father Steve Josoma says the idea was to get people to stop, pause, and consider.Read More →