‘Yet another embarrassment’: Stoughton residents react to top officials placed on leave
The Town of Stoughton placed its police chief and town manager on administrative leave Wednesday while it investigates conflicting allegations against the officials.
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Tall Ships sail into Boston, yet another chance for locals and tourists alike to celebrate
The event is part of Sail Boston 2026 and the final stop of Sail250, a maritime celebration of America’s 250th anniversary. -
‘We know that these are preventable’: Friends mourn bike advocate Louisa Gag, killed by driver
Gag, who worked as a transportation planner for the city of Boston, was killed by the driver of a truck on Thursday while riding her bicycle on Tremont Street. -
As feds extend work permit date for Haitians, some Mass. employers preemptively cut workers
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said Friday that employment authorization for Haitians with temporary protected status is valid until July 24. -
The World Cup transformed Greater Boston. Will it last?
“We’re not considered a fun place,” one frank East Bostonian said. -
Club Café founder, anchor of Boston’s LGBTQ+ activism and nightlife, dies at 81
Frank Ribaudo, who anchored Boston’s queer activism and nightlife for decades, died Tuesday following a battle with brain cancer. -
Lawmakers propose new approach to deal with ’double-pole’ problem faced by municipalities
This week representatives on Beacon Hill proposed a permanent working group to address the problem of removing old utility poles when a replacement has been installed. -
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Patriot Place turns into Little Casablanca for final World Cup game in Foxborough
Spirits were high among Moroccan fans as the Atlas Lions prepared for a rematch of the 2022 World Cup semifinals against France's Les Bleus.
