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Geomagnetic storm could bring view of northern lights to New England
We may have a somewhat rare and unique opportunity to see the northern lights in parts of New England.
Report: 1 in 5 homes in Boston area sold to investors, driving up prices
Here's another reason why it's hard to afford a home in the Boston area - investors are buying them with no intention of living in them.
Popular Jamaica Plain gas station may be torn down for condos
A plan to tear down a popular gas station in Jamaica Plain is driving a debate over growth in Boston.
Lack of plow drivers a concern for communities as winter approaches
Municipalities like Attleboro are offering incentives to entice new drivers like signing bonuses, bonuses for perfect attendance.
Lowell parents concerned after 3 people tried to enter elementary schools
Lowell school officials are warning the community that three intruders tried to enter two schools without the proper authorization.
Health News
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Traffic pollution can raise a driver's blood pressure, study says
A new study found that pollution from tailpipe exhaust, brake and tire wear, and road dust can raise your blood pressure while you're sitting in the car.
Strengthening quad muscles could reduce need for knee replacement
Researchers have found that there are certain exercises people with knee arthritis can do to reduce their need for joint replacement.
Stem cells might help knee arthritis patients avoid surgery
Nearly half of all adults will develop arthritis of the knee in their lifetime but one day, stem cells could help patients avoid surgery.
Schools across the U.S. will soon be able to order free COVID tests
The tests will be available from a federal stockpile starting in December, and schools can distribute them to students, families, staff and larger school communities.
This company says it has the secret to longer life for larger dogs
FDA finds reasonable expectation of effectiveness for drug designed to keep bigger breeds around longer, biotech firm says.
I-Team
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I-Team: Companies fined by OSHA after worker deaths often have penalties reduced
Some companies fined by OSHA after worker deaths often end up getting their penalties reduced to the point where they're not effective.
I-Team: Boston is mapping "hollow sidewalks"
There are mysterious signs in various neighborhoods around Boston warning about so-called "hollow sidewalks."
I-Team: Brothel network suspect got more than $500,000 in COVID relief funds
Court documents show that one of the men involved in the ring received over $500,000 in government funds for one of his businesses.
I-Team: Mass Save's rebate mess infuriates customers
Despite several I-Team investigations and promises to improve, the Mass Save program continues to be plagued with problems.
I-Team: Police draining resources with so many calls to Tewksbury Hospital
Tewksbury Police are called to Tewksbury Hospital so often it's become a significant drain on their resources
Keller @ Large
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Keller: Sports betting targeting college students a big fear for state regulators
Sports betting in Massachusetts is illegal for anyone under 21, but the college age gambler is a lucrative target.
Keller: Ron DeSantis, Sam Bankman-Fried headline 2023 national turkeys
Mother Nature, a spy balloon, a convicted con man and a presidential candidate are all on Jon Keller's 2023 list of national turkeys.
Keller @ Large: The top local turkeys in 2023
A few Boston City Councilors made Jon Keller's annual list of the top turkeys in Massachusetts this year.
Keller: How has the media handled 2024 presidential election coverage so far?
Northeastern University professor and media critic Dan Kennedy looks at the 2024 election coverage so far.
Keller: Republican presidential debates do little to elevate candidates
Any doubts the candidates might have raised about Donald Trump were left behind by a parade of elbow-throwing.
Business News
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Christmas Tree Shop and Bed Bath & Beyond are gone. So what's taking their places?
Christmas Tree Shop and Bed Bath & Beyond are gone. So what is filling those empty stores now?
Here's who's moving in to empty Bed Bath & Beyond stores
Retailers are pouncing on empty Bed Bath & Beyond stores - including some former locations in Massachusetts.
Weekend Wakeup: Harmon Coffee of Rockland
Owner Mike Sullivan started the company in a small shed next to his house.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice! Mass. neighborhood turned into film set
Several blocks of one Melrose neighborhood are decked out in Halloween decor for the movie filming.
Keller: Is Beacon Hill to blame for Massachusetts' retail theft problem?
Massachusetts has a growing retail theft problem and Beacon Hill may be to blame for part of it.
New England Living
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Generations of penny candy, local goods, and whimsical shopping
The Vermont Country Store has since become an iconic destination for locals and tourists alike.
Museum, sculpture garden, theater, and more at Southern Vermont Arts Center
Creating an inviting environment for the community to meet, enjoy and participate in the arts
Entertaining audiences for 85 years at Weston Theater Company
For over 85 years, Weston Theater Company has been creating engaging, entertaining, and inspiring theater.
Curated experiences at Kimpton Taconic boutique hotel
Surrounded by mountains, Kimpton Taconic is a boutique hotel offering both classic and highly curated experiences.
Using daylight to create space and comfort in your home
Learn how the strategic use of windows and harnessing the power of daylight can create space and comfort within a home.
Sports
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Fantasy Football Week 13 starts, sits, and sleepers
This is not an easy week for those managing a fantasy football roster, but we have some excellent advice to help navigate a slew of bye weeks.
Patriots signing kicker Matthew Wright to practice squad
Rookie kicker Chad Ryland officially has some competition.
Pats confident -- and excited -- for potential change at QB
Change was in the air behind Gillette Stadium on Wednesday, as Bailey Zappe took the bulk of the snaps at quarterback for the Patriots, while Malik Cunningham backed him up.
Week 13 NFL Picks: The NFL has an intentional grounding problem
Troy Aikman knows the sport. But he no longer knows the intentional grounding rule.
Did Bailey Zappe indicate that he'll be starting quarterback for Patriots?
With Bill Belichick being unwilling to make any proclamations about his starting quarterback, Bailey Zappe might have spilled the beans.
Offbeat
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Video shows bumbling burglar slip, struggle to steal cigarettes in Maine
A klutzy thief was caught on camera stumbling during a smoke shop burglary.
"Astounding" number of whales seen feeding off Maine
It's a feeding frenzy in the Gulf of Maine for whales and sharks - sometimes chowing down side by side.
Golden Retriever Experience at Vermont farm proves hugely popular
Fall tourists are coming out in droves to a farm in Vermont to play with some golden retrievers.
Mini stallion siblings in Massachusetts looking for new home
A pair of mini stallion brothers are looking for a new home.
Northern Lights "easily visible" from Mount Washington
The Mount Washington Observatory shared a photo of the northern lights from when they were at their peak.