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One Boston Day to honor the lives lost, survivors and heroes of 2013 marathon attack
Tuesday marks One Boston Day, a day to honor the lives lost, survivors and heroes of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.
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4 hospitalized in Boston truck crash, an apparent ‘tragic accident,' police say
A truck injured people when it crashed off a street in Boston’s Chinatown on Tuesday, police said. One person remains in critical condition; the incident appears accidental.
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Rail car used during Holocaust serves as a reminder of a dark history
A rusted old rail car is a sobering reminder of the horrors of the Holocaust. That car was used to transport Jews to concentration camps during World War II.
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Boston NWSL team announces new name. Here's why they chose it
Boston’s expansion National Women’s Soccer League team announced its new name on Wednesday morning.
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What to know about the ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Boston
Here’s a full preview ahead of the ISU World Figure Skating Championships, which are being held this week in Boston ahead of next year’s Olympics.
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Skating world championships head to Boston two months after fatal DC crash
It has been nearly two months since American Airlines Flight 5342 lifted off from a wintry runway in southeast Kansas, destined for Washington, D.C., with dozens of members of the tight-knit figure skating community aboard it. They were just kids, accompanied by parents and coaches, who had been attending a development camp that followed the U.S. championships in Wichita. Many...
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Why Tom Brady popped into Boston's Logan airport to hand out free burgers
Tom Brady was back in Boston for business this week, but not on the football field, or even outside of the airport.
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Ed Sheeran plays surprise St. Patrick's Day show at Boston pub
Musical superstar Ed Sheeran played a surprise St. Patrick’s Day show at a popular Boston pub on Monday.
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4 firefighters hurt during hours-long response at Boston trash facility fire
A massive fire has been burning for hours at a Roxbury trash transfer station on Sunday and Boston fire officials say they expect to remain on scene throughout the night. Firefighters were first called to the facility on Gerard Street around 8:30 a.m. “The trash is so big, it’s piled in there and the fire was underneath all the trash,...
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Wrapped body pulled up in fishing nets off Mass. coast
A fishing vessel pulled up a wrapped body with its fishing nets about 40 miles off the coast of Massachusetts Friday morning, authorities said.
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JetBlue pilot facing sex charge out of North Carolina kills himself in Massachusetts
A JetBlue pilot who was arrested at Boston’s Logan International Airport in February shot and killed himself Friday morning.
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Woman stung by a scorpion while retrieving luggage at Boston airport
A woman was stung by a scorpion while retrieving her luggage at Boston Logan International Airport Sunday night, according to police.
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Delta flight returns to Boston due to ‘smoky odor' detected in cabin after takeoff
The plane landed safely and none of the 92 people on board were injured, Delta said.
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After off-duty officer kills armed man in Boston, safety questions top of mind
Prosecutors in Boston are asking anyone involved in what led up to the shooting on Boylston Street, or witnessed anything suspicious in the area, to come forward
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Video shows concrete fall on Mass. Pike in Prudential Tunnel, backing up highway
Concrete fell on the Massachusetts Turnpike, narrowly missing several vehicles in Boston’s Prudential Tunnel on Friday afternoon but causing damage and traffic delays.
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JetBlue pilot arrested at Logan Airport faces sexual exploitation charge out of NC
A commercial pilot who was arrested Thursday evening at Boston’s Logan International Airport as a fugitive from justice is facing sexual exploitation charges in North Carolina.
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US hockey GM says Trump would be welcome at 4 Nations Face-Off final vs. Canada
The general manager of the United States team in the 4 Nations Face-Off hockey tournament said he would welcome a visit from President Donald Trump to the championship game between the U.S. and Canada on Thursday night.
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JFK Presidential Library abruptly closes. Its nonprofit blames ‘sudden' dismissals.
The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston abruptly closed temporarily on Tuesday, with no reason given, causing confusion and consternation over the local landmark.
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Acting the GOAT: Inside Boston's Tom Brady look-alike contest
A Tom Brady look-alike competition was held at Time Out Market Boston the day before Super Bowl Sunday. Here’s who won, and what it was like.
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Man accused of groping teenage girl through airplane seat on flight to Boston
A man has been arrested on suspicion of groping a 17-year-old girl in the seat in front of him on a flight from Puerto Rico to Boston last year, federal prosecutors said Friday. Jonathan Alan Lefman, of Newton, was arrested Friday on a charge of abusive sexual contact, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for Massachusetts said in a statement. Lefman, who...