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A Newton resident got a $4,500 water bill. She says new meters are partly to blame.
The city installed new meters and is now using a new system that changes the way residents are alerted when there's a potential leak.
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You can now play the state’s Lottery games online, if you’re 21 or older
The Massachusetts Lottery went online Monday, offering a variety of both new and familiar games for players.
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‘Pickled blancs,’ or tinto de verano? Here’s what to eat and drink this summer.
Under the Radar culinary experts Amy Traverso and Jonathon Alsop give us the inside scoop behind the latest summer food and wine trends. -
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Judge suspends MassDems chair’s license for drunken driving last month
Steve Kerrigan was arrested last month for driving under the influence of alcohol. -
Dozens rally at Boston City Hall Plaza to urge passage of bill extending TPS for Haitians
Immigrants, community leaders and policymakers rallied Thursday to urge the U.S. Senate to pass a bill extending temporary protected status, or TPS, for Haitian immigrants. -
As demolition starts on historic Natick dam, residents and officials say goodbye
A hydraulic hammer started breaking up the dam’s spillway on Thursday after years of community debate. Local residents will miss it.
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