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Jeremiah Watt captures people dangling off boulders and surfing down mountains, highlining between cliffs and deepwater diving into the abyss. We asked Watt for his top tips for taking amazing adventure photographs, and here's what he had to say.
Things don't make us happy, experiences do!
When Chrysler filed for bankruptcy, Sterling Heights Assembly was put into "Old Carco, LLC" as a facility that was not deemed worthy of being a part of the new Chrysler. It was an old, dirty plant.
The president is set to sign legislation relieving homeowners in flood-prone neighborhoods from big increases in their insurance bills.
The Ford Motor Co. Fund will award a $1 million grant for scholarships commemorating William Clay Ford's contributions to the automaker's design legacy.
Billy Jaffe of NESN was confused at first why coach Claude Julien would start goalie Tuukka Rask on the second night of a back-to-back, but after Tuukka's performance it's hard to argue with the decision.
Colleges are paying students to take a year off after high school to travel, volunteer or do internships.
Try this simple exercise: you're in charge of the state budget. List your top ten spending priorities.
Allowing high school students to sleep in a bit and start classes later in the morning can mean better grades, attendance, and can improve their health. That's the result from a new three-year study at the University of Minnesota. Researchers looked at more than 9,000 students at eight high schools in Minnesota, Colorado and Wyoming, and found that later start times boosted attendance, test scores, and academic performance in math, English, science and social studies. Students who started later also consumed less caffeine.
-Arthur Spooner, The King of Queens
Former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown has decided to form an exploratory committee for a possible Senate run in New Hampshire, according to a CBS News report.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh is in studio.
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