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BOSTON — All eyes were on Boston on Monday, April 17 as people around the world tuned in to see the results of the 121st Boston Marathon. As the oldest marathon in the world, completing these 26.2 miles in Boston is a lifetime goal and a proud achievement for most
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BOSTON — Hundreds of people gathered in Downtown Crossing on Wednesday evening in support of the Day Without Women Rally, one of many such events that took place across the country on International Women's Day. Following the momentum of the Women's Marches held the day after President
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BOSTON — An unseasonable warm air mass has been setting new record high temperatures across much of the country, bringing unprecedented warmth to the city of Boston this week. According to Dave Bowers, senior meteorologist for AccuWeather.com, the official temperature for Friday reached 73 degrees, marking not only the warmest
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BOSTON – U.S. Senator Edward Markey, U.S. Representative Joseph P. Kennedy III, and community activists spoke to a fired-up crowd at the Irish Famine Memorial on Tuesday afternoon to defend affordable health care, workers' rights, and immigrants' rights in the face of possible challenges by the Trump
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BOSTON – Boston's landmark Northern Avenue Bridge may get a much-needed facelift or it could be replaced with an entirely new structure that "honors the legacy" of the century-old span that once connected downtown to Fan Pier and the South Boston Seaport District. To help the process
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New Boston, N.H. — During a seven-stop campaign tour of New Hampshire, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) traveled to New Boston on Aug. 30 for a town hall style meet-and-greet. Cruz spoke to roughly 200 supporters of his 2016 presidential bid in the gymnasium of the New Boston Central
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BOSTON — Dangerous heat is expected to continue for the Boston area into the weekend, as the heat emergency declared by Mayor Marty Walsh earlier in the week remains in effect. Highs on Friday are expected to get up into the mid- to upper 90s, but with high humidity it will
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LEXINGTON – Hundreds of people packed together on Lexington Green in the early morning hours Monday to commemorate the 241st anniversary of the Battle of Lexington. The confrontation between Massachusetts militia volunteers, known as Minutemen, and the troops of Great Britain is marked as the beginning of the American Revolutionary War.