Nicole Oliverio
Boston 25 News
Boston, MA, United States
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Police investigating after Medford woman found dead in recycling bin under her porch
Police are investigating the death of a woman whose body was found outside her home in Medford. → Read More
Tech expert tips on phone photo protection, so the thousands of pics on your phone aren’t lost
With thousands of photos saved on our phones, many of us carry around our entire photo libraries in our pockets. → Read More
Local reaction to reported Supreme Court draft opinion that shows justices may overturn Roe v. Wade
Massachusetts residents would still be protected by the ROE Act, which allows abortions after 24 weeks in cases where the fetus wouldn’t survive after birth and when deemed necessary by a physician to preserve the patient’s health. The law also lowers the age of abortion without consent from a parent or judge from 18 to 16-years old. → Read More
Funeral held for Leominster Marine killed during NATO training exercise
Reynolds just 27-years-old, and just got married months in February. → Read More
Funeral on Tuesday for Leominster Marine killed during NATO training exercise
Reynolds just 27-years-old, and just got married months in February. → Read More
Toy store opens at Burlington Mall offering new family experience for all
A new type of interactive toy store has made its way to Massachusetts at the Burlington Mall. → Read More
Federal plan to get lead out of drinking water will benefit Massachusetts communities
The federal government will be rolling out a new plan to get the lead out of public water supplies. → Read More
Defying the odds: ‘Brain dead’ New Bedford father recovering from heart injury
A New Bedford father is defying the odds. Casey Silva is recovering from a heart injury at Mass General Hospital. → Read More
Hundreds turn out for night of giving back in Norwell
The school partnered with local charities like the Norwell Food Pantry and Friends of the Homeless of the South Shore. → Read More
Protecting our first responders: The push to make mental health a priority on Beacon Hill
Car accidents. Emergency calls. Fires. First responders are on the front lines every day. → Read More
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Sister creates Marisa’s Mission to help cancer patients
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is the most common cancer among women globally, according to the World Health Organization. → Read More
Brides saying ‘I do’ to environmentally-friendly gowns
Typically, the first color that comes to mind for a wedding dress is white, but a new store in Newton wants brides-to-be to think green. → Read More
Advocates pushing for new bottle bill in Massachusetts
Environmental advocates are hoping to recycle the state’s nearly 40-year-old bottle bill and turn it into something new, more profitable, and more effective. → Read More
Suspect arrested in stolen Amazon truck pursuit facing several charges
A wild chase through several towns involving a stolen Amazon delivery van ends on Glen Brook Road in Wellesley. → Read More
What did Marty Walsh know about the past of would-be Police Commissioner Dennis White?
On Thursday morning, a Boston Superior Court judge heard from the attorney fighting acting Mayor Kim Janey’s firing of embattled Boston Police Commissioner, Dennis White. After the hearing, Suffolk County Superior Court Judge Heidi Brieger said she would take it under advisement. → Read More
Hearing today on mayor’s decision to fire suspended Boston Police commissioner
On Thursday morning, a Boston Superior Court judge will decide if acting Mayor Kim Janey can fire embattled Boston Police Commissioner, Dennis White. → Read More
Parents plead with Gov. Baker to ease mask restrictions for outdoor youth sports, camps
More than 5,000 members of a local grassroots group sent letters to Governor Charlie Baker urging the state to lift the mask mandate for outdoor youth sports and camps. → Read More
Boston schools announcing new summer school initiative
Boston Public Schools are set to announce a new summer school initiative that will help students and support continued learning. → Read More
J&J vaccine pause: What’s next?
Pharmacies like CVS and Walgreens that administer the Johnson & Johnson vaccine are now reaching out to affected customers letting them know their appointments have been canceled and that they’re working to reschedule them. → Read More
State getting big boost in vaccine doses this week
This week, the state received a big, one-time boost of Johnson & Johnson with a shipment of nearly 109,000 doses. → Read More