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- Sep 30, 2026
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Where have you spotted a wild turkey in Greater Boston? Send us your photos. (opens the original)
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Add Boston.com as your preferred source on Google to see more of our stories. Wild turkeys have become a common fixture in Greater Boston, pecking at lawns, crossing roads, and, on occasion, even attacking cars. But it wasn’t always this way. By the 1850s, the birds were almost entirely eradicated in Massachusetts. Conservation efforts helped bring the birds back, and today, they’ve become as much a part of the region’s landscape as the Citgo sign is to Fenway. Have you spotted a wild turkey rec
Mass. woman paddleboarded through her flooded bachelorette party (opens the original)
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When an early season nor’easter barreled through New England’s coast this past weekend, many likely canceled their plans. But the storm didn’t stop bride-to-be Kayla Raleigh from celebrating her forthcoming nuptials — she just had to do it nor’easter style. The East Longmeadow native spent the weekend in Connecticut with her friends — a plan she knew she was going to keep, regardless of the storm, according to The News-Times. “Everyone was on board. They’re like, ‘Let’s do this, nor’easter’s not
The best 'Voice of Logan' auditions and alternative scripts from Boston.com readers (opens the original)
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Massport’s search for the next “Voice of Logan” has turned into a citywide audition, with locals posting their own takes on social media and Boston.com readers sending in recordings — and rewritten scripts — of their own. Since we asked readers to weigh in on Massport’s search for a new announcer, the submissions have piled up online and in our inbox. Some came from lifelong locals with delightfully thick Boston accents. Others came from people whose voices many Bostonians already know. Ben Affl
She’s been tracking the weather for 14 days. Now, her wedding is set for a nor’easter. (opens the original)
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Most brides spend their wedding morning watching the sky for sunshine. Sophie Gorton spent hers watching the radar. Gorton, 29, of North Andover, is set to marry her fiancé, Ryan King, at 5:30 p.m. Friday at Shining Tides, a waterfront venue in Mattapoisett, right as the early season nor’easter bears down on Massachusetts’ coast. “I’ve been tracking the weather once it was 14 days out,” Gorton said in an interview with Boston.com. The couple had been planning the wedding for about 15 months, sin
Everything you need to know before Election Day (opens the original)
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You’re reading Ballot Brief, Boston.com’s free election newsletter. Sign up to get coverage of the races and issues that matter most to Massachusetts voters in your inbox every week. Mark your calendars, Massachusetts! Tuesday, November 3, 2026 is Election Day, and it’s going to be a doozy. Between statewide races and the most ballot questions since 1994 (!), you’re going to want a plan. Let’s break it down. Remember: polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day (if you get in line by 8 p.m.,
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