Heavy rain pounds Worcester County, threatening flooding
Abnormal? It’s hard to say anymore. But the fact it wasn’t snow made some happy.
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Abnormal? It’s hard to say anymore. But the fact it wasn’t snow made some happy.
The pair were arrested Monday night near the scene of a fatal shooting on Devon Street.
“There was a lot of oppression of free speech,”Saeed Arida said. “The whole system was based on fear. You did not know whether that’s exactly real or not. It’s just that they created this culture of fear.”
On Saturday morning, Lori Trahan became one of the seven members of Congress from the Northeast to face a bomb threat
They travel the world about 10 months out of the year, exposing the family to dozens of cultures. But it wasn’t until last week that the family encountered “The Ugly American.”
The National Retail Federation estimates Americans will spend nearly $1 trillion this holiday season -- with 59% doing at least some shopping online. But the NRF predicts department stores will still get a decent share of the holiday pie, with 46% doing at least some shopping the old-fashioned way.
Wednesday, Sen. Edward Markey used the facility as a backdrop for a press conference about problems with the U.S. Postal Service -- which is about to enter its busiest time of year.
On the cold, rainy Tuesday before Thanksgiving, Jeremiah’s Inn, a food pantry in Worcester, has run into a problem. Like all pantries in the area, it is supplied by the Food Bank -- but that supply is not infinite.
Eighteen days later, Beverly teachers are still on strike. But teachers claim they are “this” close to a deal with the city, once they can get agreement on pay increases for paraprofessionals.
At Market Basket in Waltham, every register was open, every cashier busy -- shoppers taking advantage of a day off to get ready for the feast.