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Massachusetts: Not That Nice to Customer Service Reps, But Not Vulgar Either
Recall those occasions when you called a business and were told that it might be recorded? Well, the Marchex Institute, the research and data branch […]
A ‘Duffle-Type’ Bag Is To Blame For The Latest Red Line Fiasco
The entire Red Line was on standby on Thursday as Transit and Boston Police rushed to the scene of a suspicious package at Park Street, […]
Pesticides A Cause For Parkinson’s, Study Says
A new study, conducted in part by researchers at MIT, has discovered an environmental cause for the death of dopamine-producing nerve cells, which is a […]
The Couple Fired From A Catholic School Because of Pregnancy Has Lawyered Up
Attorney Anthony DiFruscia is hoping that a Catholic school in Lawrence takes a page out of Pope Francis’s book and shows some kindness by clearing […]
Dog Helps Save Owner After They Were Struck By a Car In Dorchester
They say dogs are a man’s best friend, and that seems to be the case with John Miles and his faithful beagle mix, Lucy. On […]
Olympic Inspired Winter Workouts
You may not be an Olympian, but you can train like one at the Boston Center for Adult Education (BCAE) this winter. In celebration of […]
Throwback Thursday: The Last Game of the Boston Redskins
On December 13, 1936, the Boston Redskins played a championship game against the Green Bay Packers at the New York Polo grounds. They lost 21-6 […]
Roundup: Where To Ice Skate In Boston This Winter
Lace up those skates, pull on that winter coat, and step on the ice. Here’s where the whole family can enjoy a “Winter Wonderland” ice […]
Someone in Sterling Mass. Won Powerball for $34 Million
The town of Sterling, Massachusetts has a secret millionaire in its midst. The Appletown Market in the central Massachusetts town sold one of two grand […]
Doc Rivers Had a Warm and Fuzzy Return to Boston
With the Celtics set to play the Clippers at home Wednesday, a poster on the Celtics Reddit site wondered, “Will the fans boo Doc Rivers?” […]