‘Defend the homeland' ICE recruitment poster sparks backlash in Framingham
The ad, featuring Kristi Noem and urging people to join ICE, was displayed for a few hours at Shoppers World in Framingham, Massachusetts.
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Best-kept secret among Patriots rookies? It's not who you might think
The best-kept secret among the Patriots’ rookie class? Phil Perry offers insight on the Next Pats podcast, and it might not be who you think.
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Why did Red Sox release Walker Buehler? Craig Breslow explains decision
The Red Sox released right-handed pitcher Walker Buehler on Friday ahead of their series against the Pirates.
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With Market Basket's mediation set for next week, can a resolution be reached?
The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, and will follow months of intensifying infighting between the company’s board of directors, and its suspended CEO Arthur T. Demoulas.
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U.S. mail theft investigator stole over $330K from packages, feds say
A U.S. postal inspector, once the head of Boston’s Mail Theft Unit, stole more than $330,000 in cash from packages and used it to upgrade his house, cover costs on cruises and pay for sex, federal prosecutors said.
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Red Sox announce release of right-handed pitcher Walker Buehler
The Red Sox on Friday afternoon released veteran pitcher Walker Buehler, who recently had been demoted to Boston’s bullpen.
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Amended death certificate of Mass. State Police recruit hurt in training is released
An amended death certificate for Enrique Delgado-Garcia, the trooper who died after being injured in training at the Mass. State Police Academy last year, has been filed.
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Perry: Making sense of Patriots' stunning Jabrill Peppers release
Why are the Patriots parting ways with one of their most proven defenders? Phil Perry reacts to Jabrill Peppers’ surprising release.
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Patriots release veteran safety Jabrill Peppers in surprise move
The Patriots are parting ways with one of their projected starters, as the team has released veteran safety Jabrill Peppers.
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Storms hit New England ahead of drier Labor Day weekend ahead
Friday brings rain and isolated storms, but the rest of Labor Day weekend looks mostly dry with comfortable – but cooler – temperatures.
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Mass. State Police enforcing Move Over law to curb reckless driving on holiday weekend
Massachusetts State Police will be enforcing the state’s Move Over law during the busy Labor Day weekend as part of a crackdown on reckless driving.
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Why Gronk expects Patriots to make ‘big splash' at NFL trade deadline
The Patriots made several notable offseason investments, but Rob Gronkowski believes they’re not done adding to this roster.
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2 Dumpling Daughter locations appear closed; exact status unknown
A small group of Boston-area Chinese restaurants known for their dumplings appears to be down to just one location, with two others apparently closed.
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No, dead horseshoe crabs are not piling up on Massachusetts beaches
The Mass. Division of Marine Fisheries explains that horseshoe crabs leave behind their exoskeletons when they molt, and the shells often wind up on the beach.
