‘Pretty refreshing’: Westminster college student dives into snow covered pool
It was a polar plunge in mid-April! UMass Amherst student Connor Kelleher took a quick dip before online class Friday morning despite freezing cold temperatures.Read More
‘Thank you very much’: The tradition of the Marathon daffodils lives on
Despite the spring snow, the tradition of the Marathon daffodils continues. Volunteers handed out flowers to health care workers Friday hoping the gesture would liftRead More
7Weather: April 16
Sununu says mask mandate ending in NH ‘very soon’
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu says the state’s mask mandate will end “very soon.” During his State of the State address Wednesday, Sununu said, “TheRead More
‘Selfless acts of courage’: Dedham fourth grader hailed a hero for coming to mother’s rescue
A Dedham fourth grader received a special honor from the police department Wednesday for his brave actions after he realized his mother was in theRead More
7Weather: April 14
Lynn police officers begin wearing body cameras
Police officers in Lynn started wearing body cameras on Tuesday. Officers in the department’s third division were the first to sport the cameras. Lynn policeRead More
Randolph police officers chip in on new violin for young girl
Randolph police officers banded together to lift the spirits of an 8-year-old girl who has been going through a tough time. Officers met Kristen whileRead More
Warren, Pressley discuss ‘the student debt trap’ at hearing
(WHDH) — Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren held a hearing to debate canceling student loan debt Tuesday Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley was part of a panel thatRead More
Biden, lawmakers pay tribute to slain Capitol Police officer from Mass.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden said Tuesday that “never has there been more strain” on the U.S. Capitol Police as he honored Officer WilliamRead More