Beloved Melrose crossing guard brings cheer in costume for every holiday
A jolly crossing guard in Melrose has become popular around town as kids and adults alike anticipate his costumes for every holiday and occasion.
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A jolly crossing guard in Melrose has become popular around town as kids and adults alike anticipate his costumes for every holiday and occasion.
A Dover mother who collapsed in cardiac arrest is thanking the people who saved her life last spring.
Without enough players to safely participate, David Prouty High School’s football team will forfeit its Thanksgiving game against Millbury High School.
A New Hampshire man who suffered critical burns on the job remains in a Boston hospital as his friends and complete strangers lend support to his wife and young daughter.
A map released by EEA Secretary Rebecca Tepper showed a “Level 3 - Critical Drought” persisting in all regions of the state with the exception of Cape Cod and the Islands.
A Wellesley family whose dog was hit and killed is on a mission to make their neighborhood safer in their beloved pup’s memory.
After a week of uncertainty amid the North Shore teacher's strike, Marblehead football players headed to their playoff game Friday night but without one important component – their coaches.
Fines could soon be issued for homeless people living in encampments or loitering in the city of Brockton after two ordinances passed City Hall Tuesday night.
State officials say police had to rush extra ballots to several Boston polling locations after ballots were not properly distributed.
A hazMat investigation is underway after reports that a person was disposing drug-making chemicals across the city.