HeyJaredCraig LeMoult
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Union sues EPA and its administrator over termination of contract (opens the original)
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The union representing thousands of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency employees nationwide filed a lawsuit Tuesday over the EPA’s termination of their union contract last year, calling the move illegal. The lawsuit against the EPA and its administrator, Lee Zeldin, was filed in U.S. District Court in Boston by the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) Council 238, which represents 8,000 workers nationally, as well as by AFGE Local 3428, which includes hundreds of the agency’s emp
Penguins get creaky in their old age, too. Acupuncture helps. (opens the original)
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Humans aren’t the only ones who find their joints creakier as they get older. The New England Aquarium says an elderly penguin resident named Pip is waddling more comfortably now thanks to the help of acupuncture. Penguin trainer Mia Luzietti says they noticed Pip walking with a limp. “It’s definitely osteoarthritis and we are monitoring his muscle tightness, how he’s moving, how his legs are walking,” Luzietti said. “As a 29-year-old, he’s about triple life expectancy to what his distant relati
‘Welcome to Boston’: Logan holds open casting call to become the airport’s new voice (opens the original)
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Next time you’re heading to your gate at Logan Airport, you may hear a new voice making announcements. MassPort is looking for the new voice of Logan Airport, and held an open casting call Thursday at Terminal A in hopes of finding it. Hundreds of people waited in line for their shot to read from a prepared script extolling the city’s virtues to visitors from around the world. “Welcome to Boston Logan International Airport, front door to the capital of heart, hustle, and hometown pride,” the scr
Alleged Memorial Drive shooter charged with more than 40 additional criminal counts (opens the original)
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A man who allegedly walked down Memorial Drive in May, erratically firing a gun at cars and striking two people, was charged Thursday with more than 40 additional charges, including six counts of “armed assault to murder.” Tyler Brown, 47, who was shot multiple times during the incident, was wheeled into a courtroom in Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn Thursday in a wheelchair. He was stopped that day after being confronted by a state police trooper and a former Marine licensed to carry a firea
Massachusetts is home to just one living elephant. Activists want to send her to a sanctuary. (opens the original)
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While a herd of elephant statues have been seen in Boston recently, there's only one actual, living elephant in the state of Massachusetts. And animal advocates say it's time for her to go somewhere better. Her name is Emily, she's 61 years old, and she lives at the Buttonwood Park Zoo in New Bedford. The national advocacy group In Defense of Animals says it has gotten more than 24,000 signatures on a petition calling for the city of New Bedford, which owns the zoo, to allow Emily to live out he
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