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Worcester program helps expose young girls to careers in STEM and leadership roles
Girls Inc. serves 130 girls a year from 8th to 12th grade all paid by corporate sponsors. The goal is to expose young girls to careers in STEM and leadership roles. → Read More
‘Use the benefits’: National Grid hosts event in Lawrence to teach how to save on utility bills
Well over a hundred people came out to a National Grid event in Lawrence Tuesday night to learn how they can save on their energy bills. → Read More
Parents show support for NH Art teacher who was placed on leave over wardrobe controversy
Dozens of parents packed the Concord, NH School Board meeting Monday night to show support for a teacher at Christa McAuliffe elementary school. → Read More
Gov. Healey is optimistic about Brockton Hospital reopening after fire forced it to close weeks ago
Governor Maura Healey says work is being done to try to get Brockton Hospital back open after a fire forced it to close about three weeks ago. → Read More
DPW crews in Framingham prepare for winter storm
It’s all hands on deck at the DPW in Framingham for the first time all winter. This area is expecting four to six inches of snow overnight - the most so far this season. → Read More
Slick, untreated roads may be worse by Friday morning as the temperatures drop
Slick, untreated roads may be even worse by Friday morning as the temperatures drop. → Read More
Auburn firefighters battle large brush fire
People driving along the Pike in Auburn noticed a huge brush fire Sunday night. → Read More
Mother, son, man from Worcester found dead in Connecticut home
A young boy, his mother, and a man from Worcester were found dead in a home in Brooklyn, Connecticut, earlier this week, authorities said. → Read More
Memorial service held in Wrentham for former U.S. Marine and humanitarian killed in Ukraine
More than one hundred people gathered in Wrentham for a memorial honoring Pete Reed. The former U.S. Marine and humanitarian helped save lives around the world. → Read More
New partnership to extend mental health services for students across Massachusetts
A new partnership will rapidly extend mental health services to students across Massachusetts. → Read More
Police investigating after Wendy’s teen employee shot in drive-thru window in Lynn
A large police presence at Wendy’s in Lynn, where officers have taped off the drive-thru window after reports of a shooting. → Read More
Large Police presence at Wendy’s in Lynn after juvenile employee shot in the drive-thru window
A large police presence at Wendy’s in Lynn, where officers have taped off the drive-thru window after reports of a shooting. → Read More
‘Evil intent’: Accused drug dealer charged with murder of 13-year-old Tyler Lawrence, DA says
An accused drug dealer who was in court on fentanyl distribution charge Monday has been charged with murder in the fatal shooting of 13-year-old Tyler Lawrence as he walked along a Mattapan street on a recent Sunday, authorities said. → Read More
No school in Woburn on Friday as teacher strike continues
Woburn Public Schools will be closed on Friday for a fifth straight day as the teachers’ strike continues. The Woburn Teachers Association and its president are facing a $40,000 fine for not returning to the classroom. → Read More
Woburn schools closed on Thursday as teachers face large court fine after 3rd day of strike
School is cancelled for more than 4,000 students in Woburn yet again Wednesday as the teacher strike enters a third day. → Read More
Woburn schools will be closed Tuesday as teacher strike continues amid contract negotiations
The state and city of Woburn sought an injunction to order striking teachers back to school after arguments from both sides were made in court late Monday afternoon. → Read More
Woburn schools closed Monday, teachers to strike
There will be no school in Woburn Monday as teachers plan to strike. → Read More
Four snowstorms within two weeks have been exhausting for DPW crews
Four snowstorms within the last two weeks have been exhausting for DPW crews, especially in the Merrimack Valley. → Read More
Harvard, among several Mass. towns, finally has their power back on after 24 hours in dark
The town was hit hard by outages after Monday’s snowstorm, and now many are hoping the power stays on through Wednesday’s storm. → Read More
Dozens of schools districts, including Lowell, were closed as snow piled up across the state
Cleaning up the heavy snow Monday was a challenge after several inches piled up across Massachusetts. → Read More