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This weekend as part of one final push to fundraise for the G.R.A.C.E. Center, the Holy Cross rowing team took part in 62 hours and three seconds rowing marathon.
From book stores to bakeries to small boutique shops, Small Business Saturday was a success across the Boston area.
On Sunday, the BCYF named the newly renovated basketball court in his name.
The team's victory celebration began on the field and continued onto the front lawn of head coach Jim Kelliher's home, who was recently diagnosed with COVID-19.
With Black Friday a week away, some consumers are buying what they want in advance of the holiday rush.
Christmas trees are expected to be in short supply this holiday season. One shop owner said the shortage is so bad, they won't even bother selling trees this year.
Rising food prices and the increase of families in need of assistance are squeezing pantries to the limit.
Ashland Common residents are still shaken up after a fast-moving storm blew through their homes and caused extensive damage.
Flooded streets and downed trees seemed to be the theme in Billerica on Friday evening.
Temple Beth Shalom in Needham became a pop-up vaccine site on Saturday for children whose parents signed them up for the Pfizer COVID-19 shot.
The movie follows a group of youths in the aftermath of a senseless shooting.
At Framingham Pediatrics, parents and children are inquiring about the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine.
The Head Of The Charles Regatta is back this weekend after being canceled for two years because the pandemic.
Some schools in Massachusetts are struggling with bad behavior at football games.
New Hampshire State Police are saying the home on 7 Sunset Drive in Merrimack is the last known location of five-year-old Elijah Lewis.
On Saturday, Fan Fest was busy with anxious runners buying gear and enjoying Boston in the fall.
New England Patriots fans have torn allegiances as Tom Brady returns to Gillette Stadium.
Students are back to in person learning, but the challenges surrounding COVID-19 are still lingering.
More than 100 people had to evacuate three buildings in Lawrence on Sunday morning after a high-pressure gas line was ruptured.
Teachers from surrounding communities came to the Boston Teachers Union facility in Dorchester to receive their Pfizer COVID-19 booster shot.
Members of Project 351 made care packages for military families and veterans.
The first tailgate of the season has been canceled at UMass Amherst.
For the first time in more than a year, the faithful are now allowed to gather indoors without wearing masks or sitting six feet apart.
With rain expected throughout most of the weekend, inside venues and businesses are hoping to cash in on all the fun.
TJ Douglass, the owner of The Urban Grape, has seen support for his store increase since it was damaged around the time people were protesting George Floyd's death. Now, he's giving back.
