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Boston custodian honored after donating kidney to colleague's brother
“He told me what was going on, and I just got a lightning bolt,” Andrew Allen said, adding he felt “convicted by the Holy Spirit to get the blood test to see if I was compatible.”
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Newton woman has to get rid of her miniature horse, city officials say
Judy Hinchey said she is considering suing Newton after health officials ruled Clover must be removed from her Auburndale property by Oct. 19.
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Haunted Happenings Parade kicks off Salem's monthlong Halloween season
More than 1 million visitors are expected in Salem in October as Salem is celebrating its 400th anniversary.
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7-year-old cheers on his Yankees while waiting for heart transplant in Boston
Walker Farrington has had celebrity visits from none other than Joe Jonas, the Savanna Bananas and even Yankees star Ben Rice, who left a lasting impression.
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‘I lost everything': Businesses devastated by fire in Roxbury building
We’re continuing to follow the latest on a massive fire that ripped through several businesses in the Nubian Square section of Roxbury on Monday.
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7 hurt during I-293 crash that sent box truck into Merrimack River
The crash on I-293 northbound at Exit 2 sent seven people to the hospital and created traffic backups in the area.
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Newton woman fights to keep her miniature horse after neighbor complaints
Judy Hinchey says she received verbal approval to have a miniature horse on her property, but Newton officials say her application has been denied.
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Agreement reached to reopen Walpole shortcut to Gillette Stadium with safety changes
Rodman Ford blocked the path with a tow truck during the World Cup after a concern about liability.
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How a concerned neighbor wants Boston to better track package thefts
A member of the Dorchester North Neighbors Association believes residents should also be able to report package thefts through Boston’s 311 system, which handles non-emergency city issues.
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Workers continue picketing outside Encore Boston Harbor casino in Everett
The Encore Boston Harbor workers, part of labor union Unite Here Local 26 and Teamsters Local 25, officially went on strike Friday morning.
