Victim Of Alleged Brighton Peeping Tom: 'I'm Not The Only One'
"I was in the shower when he was peeping through my bedroom window," the woman told WBZ-TV.
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"I was in the shower when he was peeping through my bedroom window," the woman told WBZ-TV.
Roland Dow, 28, of Plaistow, was convicted in June of assaulting James Nicholson.
A local ice supplier said he's having trouble keeping up with demand because of the popular 'Ice Bucket Challenge.'
The field for the 2015 Boston Marathon will be a little smaller than the 2014 race, the B.A.A. announced on Thursday.
CBS Sports' Dave Richard expects Roddy White to have a great season. Get all his fantasy advice!
The other winners were "Make yah Ma proud, wear yah seatbelt," to encourage belt use and "Put down the phone! Your LOLs and OMGs can wait," to fight distracted driving.
Christopher Murphy was killed in the single-vehicle crash on Bicknell Road at 2:30 a.m., according to Billerica Police.
You're not the only one who thinks baseball is too slow.
Rich provides us with an update on Mary in an open letter.
A truck spilled its load of "cranberry sludge" on Route 128 Thursday morning, painting the road red and slowing traffic during the morning commute.
One of last year's top fantasy receivers, Josh Gordon, is facing a season-long suspension, but there are still plenty of talented wideouts to choose from. These players are studs no matter the scoring system.
Very few things in life are explainable in simple black and white terms, and boy is that ever true of the whole Market Basket fiasco.
Plan something different for your next family vacation. Make plans to rent an RV, pack up the kids and hit the road to some of the most amazing national and state parks in the country.
There's no shortage of live music in the city of Boston, providing the perfect mid-week escape from the workday doldrums.
One Friday morning in May, drivers on metro Boston roads actually noticed the message on the electronic highway signs, when MassDOT poked a little fun at the local accent with the phrase, "Changing lanes? Use ya blinkah!" It became a social media phenomenon, with people suggesting their own messages on Facebook and Twitter. So state highway officials decided to hold a contest, and give three winners gift cards for gas and service plaza vendors. The Boston Globe reports the winners of the DOTSpeak Highway Safety Message Contest will be officially announced Thursday,
