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6th-grade musician ‘over-the-moon excited' to meet Olivia Rodrigo's bassist before Boston show
Olivia Rodrigo is performing in Boston, and one young fan from Needham, Massachusetts, got to meet the superstar’s bass player. Sixth-grader Ruby Golden Tiger learned to play bass when she was 7, and she loves to play Rodrigo’s music. “I heard it, and immediately, I was like, ‘I want to learn this,’” she said. “I love the sound of...
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Olivia Rodrigo brings ‘Guts' tour to Boston
Fans are excited to see Olivia Rodrigo at the TD Garden Monday.
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Owl rescued from soccer net in Needham
Needham police officers were called in to free an owl trapped in a soccer net Monday morning. The bird was tangled up in a net at Pollard Middle School when officers arrived. Gloved up and being very careful, Officers Palmer, Tamkin and Emmanouilidis cut the owl loose. Once freed, it was able to fly away.
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New Charles River search for explosives comes up empty — mostly
Police were back at the Charles River in Needham for a new search after two explosives were found there in recent days. Here’s what they found.
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Police searching for explosives in Charles River
Police were back at the spot in the Charles River in Needham, Massachusetts, where two old explosives were previously found for a new, precautionary sweep Monday.
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No explosives found in new search of Charles River in Needham
Police were back at the spot in the Charles River in Needham, Massachusetts, where two old explosives were previously found for a new, precautionary sweep Monday. A large police presence was seen by the Kendrick Street bridge, and Needham police asked the public to avoid the area, though they noted there was no risk to the public. “If an ordnance…
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Magnet fisher pulls another explosive out of the river
For the second time in less than a week, a magnet fisher pulled ordnance out of the Charles River — this time, a bazooka round.
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2nd explosive fished from Charles River in Needham in a week
Another explosive has been pulled from the Charles River in Needham, Massachusetts. Josh Parker was shocked when he pulled up a hollow bazooka round at the Kendrick Street bridge. He made the discovery just days after his friend, Sean Martell, pulled up a live mortar in the same area. A bomb squad determined the explosive to be an old and…
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Magnet fisher says he pulled live mortar out of Charles River
A man describes his response to finding unexploded ordnance while magnet fishing Friday.
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Magnet fisher says he pulled live mortar out of Charles River in Needham
A busy road in Needham, Massachusetts, was shut down for a short time Friday evening after unexploded ordnance was pulled out of the Charles River. Police in Needham said they responded to Kendrick Street, where a person had pulled the device from the water while magnet fishing. Sean Martell livestreamed his shocking discovery on his YouTube channel, Brockton Magnet Fisher….
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Authorities looking for man in connection to stolen packages in Needham
Police are looking to identify a man in connection to packages stolen of porches early Sunday morning in Dedham, Massachusetts. Needham Police say the packages were stolen off the porches in the Pollard Middle School neighborhood at around 2:15 a.m. Authorities are asking residents to check their security footage and to contact authorities if you have any information.
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Man allegedly tied to fires set in 2019 at Mass. Jewish institutions faces judge
A man tied to arson cases at multiple Boston-area Jewish institutions faced a judge Monday after being extradited from Sweden this weekend. Alexander Giannakakis, formerly of Quincy, Massachusetts, is accused of helping cover for his younger brother, whom federal authorities say set fires at four locations in 2019. His brother, whose name was not released, died in 2020, according to…
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Man allegedly tied to fires at Mass. Jewish institutions faces judge
A man has been extradited from Sweden after allegedly helping cover for his brother who set fires at four Jewish institutions in the Boston area.
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Needham police warn residents to stop using USPS mailboxes due to phishing
Police in Needham, Massachusetts, are warning residents that using USPS collection boxes could potentially mean getting mail stolen. Instead, police are urging people to skip the bins and come directly in to the post office to drop off any mail either with a teller at the counter or if the mail is ready to be sent out, then use one…
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Thousands on South Shore remain without power Tuesday night
Some families in Massachusetts, especially on the South Shore, were going to bed again Tuesday night without power. Many have resorted on generators getting them through, but there were also warnings, with Pembroke police saying a generator likely caused a garage fire on Station Street. Meanwhile, utility crews are still working around the clock to address the remaining downed power...
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Cleanup continues in Mass. as some remain in the dark
Downed trees were still an issue across Massachusetts on Tuesday night after Monday’s unprecedented wind and rain storm. The focus is getting power restored as temperatures plummet tonight.
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Crews work to clean, restore power in Mass. after storm
Crews are working to cleanup and restore power in Massachusetts after a storm left plenty of damage behind.
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Thousands of Mass. residents are still without power Tuesday
Power crews work hard to try to restore electricity in Scituate, Massachusetts, but they couldn’t really get started until the storm stopped, which was less than 12 hours ago.
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Cleanup in Mass. could take days after storm leaves behind damage
Monday’s storm left behind downed trees and power lines. Now, the cleanup in Massachusetts could take days.
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Cleanup, power restoration in Mass. could take days after ‘ferocious' storm
Cleanup and power restoration from Monday’s storm could take some time in Massachusetts after strong winds sent trees toppling onto power lines and anything in their path. At least three people were killed in New England: one in Massachusetts and two in Maine. Two more people in Maine were missing after their car was swept away in floodwaters, Maine...