Beth Treffeisen
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Somerset school bus driver seen throwing empty ‘nips’ from bus window (opens the original)
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Add Boston.com as your preferred source on Google to see more of our stories. A driver behind a Somerset school bus transporting students to school on Tuesday reported seeing the driver throw “nips” out of the bus window, prompting a police investigation. In a letter to families on Tuesday, the Somerset superintendent and the principal of the Somerset Berkley Regional High School informed parents that an incident happened on the Route #7 bus. School officials said that a driver traveling behind
A new ranking lists these New England colleges as ‘hidden gems’ (opens the original)
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Add Boston.com as your preferred source on Google to see more of our stories. Choosing a college can be overwhelming. In New England, dozens of schools compete for a student’s attention. College Raptor, a college-planning platform owned by Citizens Financial Group, has released its 2027 list of “Hidden Gem” colleges in the region, highlighting schools it says students may not have heard of but should consider. The ranking of 399 schools across the country includes 45 colleges across Connecticut,
The Sagamore Bridge replacement just hit a major milestone (opens the original)
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The replacement of the aging Sagamore Bridge just hit another major milestone. Gov. Maura Healey announced on Monday that the state has secured authorization for $956 million in federal grant funding and is releasing a request for proposals for the project’s design-build contract. The RFP is the final procurement phase before construction and will determine which team will design and build the new Sagamore Bridge. The Federal Highway Administration is also expected to authorize another $371 mill
Boloco’s last restaurant isn’t closing just yet (opens the original)
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Boloco’s last location has survived its closing date — for now. The fast-casual burrito restaurant was set to close on Sept. 25 as developers prepared to convert the building at 100 Congress St. into 169 residential units. Then owner John Pepper met the so-called “Boloco Killer.” The man behind it, Patrick Mahoney of Mahoney Development Group, turns out to be a Boloco fan. Mahoney’s company is redeveloping the Congress Street building, and after meeting Pepper, Mahoney agreed to give the restaur
Man shot to death in Hyde Park business Saturday afternoon (opens the original)
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A man was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds inside a Hyde Park business Saturday afternoon and was pronounced dead at the scene, Boston police said. Officers responded to the business in the area of 54 Walter St. around 1 p.m. for a report of a person shot and found the man inside, police said. Boston EMS pronounced him dead at the scene. The Boston Police Department’s Homicide Unit is investigating the shooting. Police have not released the man’s identity or additional details about
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