New Bedford City Councilors Upset Over 'Spiked' Cobblestone Median
What looks on the surface like a simple way to keep people and panhandlers off a median strip has turned into a controversy in New Bedford.
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What looks on the surface like a simple way to keep people and panhandlers off a median strip has turned into a controversy in New Bedford.
Amazon and the possibility of its second headquarters coming to Boston is generating a lot of mixed reaction.
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Video released by police shows a tractor-trailer carrying 12,000 gallons of fuel drove off the road.
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