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Workers Expected to Recover After Construction Site Stabbing
Carcensky Salvant, 21 of Randolph, was arrested after allegedly stabbing a coworker over a “debt owed” around 7:15 a.m. at 55 Wheeler Street.
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Rescuer Speaks About Saving Men After Construction Site Stabbing
Cambridge police say after the first worker was stabbed, a second co-worker tried to help and was also attacked.
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Man Charged With Stabbing 2 Coworkers at Cambridge Construction Site
Two construction workers were stabbed by a coworker on the third floor of a construction site, authorities say.
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2 Stabbed at Cambridge Construction Site
Two people were stabbed Monday at a construction site, with one of them having to be lowered by a crane to be taken to a hospital.
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2 People Stabbed, Coworker Arrested at Cambridge Construction Site
Two people were stabbed by a coworker at a construction site Monday morning in Cambridge, Massachusetts, police said. Authorities had to use a boom to extricate the men, who are in their 20s. Carcensky Salvant, 21 of Randolph, was arrested after allegedly stabbing a coworker over a “debt owed” around 7:15 a.m. at 55 Wheeler Street. Another worker was stabbed…
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3 Arrested, 2 Officers Hurt in Chinatown Shooting
Two officers were injured and three people were arrested after Boston police fired their guns in Chinatown early Monday morning.
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Man Found Dead at East Boston Construction Site
Investigators are trying to determine what went wrong after someone died at the construction site on Sumner Street in East Boston.
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Amazon Closes Connecticut Construction Site After Nooses Found
Amazon is shutting down construction at a facility in Connecticut after several noose-like ropes were discovered at the site in recent weeks. A spokesperson for Amazon said the company is “deeply disturbed” by the incidents happening at the Windsor, Connecticut site and has ordered the shutdown until necessary security measures can be put in place. “Hate, racism or discrimination have…
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Worker Fell Several Feet at Needham Construction Site
A worker at a Needham construction site was injured Friday after falling several feet.
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Reopening Phase 1: Construction Resumes With COVID-19 Safety Protocols
The construction industry got the green light in the first phase of Gov. Charlie Baker’s reopening plan in Massachusetts. Amid some controversy, construction projects across the state had already continued during the COVID-19 shutdown because they were among the list of “essential” industries. However, cities like Boston, Cambridge and Somerville paused non-emergency projects in an effort to slow the spread of coronavirus. On Monday, Boston...
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Construction Included in Phase 1 of Mass. Reopening
Safety measures will be required at all job sites with the resumption of construction in Massachusetts.
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Fire at a Construction Site Led to Clouds of Black Smoke
The fire came from plastic bins, and was put out in about half an hour.
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New Questions Arise About Potential Structural Flaws in Hard Rock Hotel Collapse
Authorities in New Orleans are now investigating a new video following the collapse of the future hotel. The social media post is raising questions about potential concerns before the deadly accident, NBC News reports. The grainy video claims to show the hotel two days before it buckled. An apparent worker at the construction site is heard in Spanish saying a...
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‘Rattled': Ocean Beach Woman Explains Why She Left Fox in Home Overnight
A sly fox broke into an Ocean Beach woman’s home for an overnight stay this week, a rare sighting that has only happened a handful of times in San Diego County, according to officials. Kessa Pellum awoke at about 4 a.m. Monday to her 25 pound French Bulldog sitting on her chest “barking ferociously” inside her home near Sunset Cliffs,...
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Watch: Drone Footage Shows Hotel After Collapse
Drone footage taken in New Orleans shows the damage after the Hard Rock Hotel collapsed during construction on Saturday.
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Exclusive Look at MBTA's Green Line Extension Project
Cement pillars connected by steel beams are now the most visible signs of the progress of the $2.3 billion MBTA Green Line Extension project. Project manager John Dalton told NBC10 Boston that they are still on track to finish by 2021. “We’re probably about 20% complete, done,” Dalton said during a tour of the site on Wednesday.
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Man Wanted in 2017 Weymouth Murder Arrested in Florida
A man wanted in the 2017 murder of his ex-girlfriend in Weymouth, Massachusetts, has been arrested in Florida, authorities said. Cornell Bell, 48, was captured Wednesday in Dania Beach, near Fort Lauderdale, the Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office and Massachusetts State Police said.
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Marine On Trial for Murder ‘Missed Thrill of Killing': DA
Prosecutors say a U.S. Marine veteran accused of stabbing a construction worker to death at an Oceanside job site in 2017 “missed the thrill” of killing and went out that night looking for a life to take.
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