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Crews in RI find shipwreck, human remains believed to be fishing vessel lost in 2019 (opens the original)
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More than seven years after the Mistress fishing vessel capsized and disappeared off Block Island in Rhode Island, a nonprofit organization has found a wreck and human remains believed to be from the tragedy. On Jan. 1, 2019, the Mistress’s captain issued a mayday call about the vessel taking on water near Block Island Wind Farm, which is about four miles from the shore. A nearby boat made it to the scene and rescued the captain’s son, but the captain and a second crew member were reported missi
Medfield police chief on paid leave amid investigation into alleged policy violations (opens the original)
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Medfield Police Chief Michelle Guerette was placed on paid administrative leave Wednesday amid allegations that she violated department policies, town officials said. The town of Medfield did not specify what policies Guerette allegedly violated, but it has hired an outside investigator to look into the allegations, officials said in a press release. Records from the Massachusetts Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Commission show that Guerette is certified through September 2028. Medfi
These 3 Mass. colleges have the 'highest payoff,' according to Forbes (opens the original)
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Three Massachusetts schools have been ranked among Forbes’ picks for the 25 colleges and universities nationwide with the highest payoffs. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Harvard University, and Williams College all made the list, ranking at 12, 13, and 17, respectively. To determine each college and university’s average return of investment, Forbes reviewed federal data from the 2024-25 academic year. Factors that contributed to the business outlet’s rankings include how many years
BMC nurses vote to authorize three-day strike over wages, staffing (opens the original)
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Nearly 2,000 nurses at Boston Medical Center (BMC) voted to authorize a three-day strike amid fraught contract negotiations, their union said Friday. The decision received overwhelming support, with more than 90 percent of nurses in the union voting in favor of authorizing the strike, 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East said in a press release. The union cited “safety concerns, inadequate wages, and short-staffing” as contributing factors to a sense of “growing instability” at BMC. “BMC nurs
Man dies after falling on third rail at Forest Hills MBTA station (opens the original)
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A man died unexpectedly after falling onto the electrified third rail at the Forest Hills MBTA station on Saturday afternoon. At about 1 p.m., the 19-year-old victim entered the station with a woman, MBTA Transit Police told NBC10 Boston. Saturday was Boston’s Caribbean carnival, and both of them were carrying flags representing Caribbean countries. The woman lost her balance and fell backward off the platform, according to NBC10. The man tried to help her, but he fell with her and landed on the
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