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Massachusetts coast braces for nor’easter as surfers chase September swells (opens the original)
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Surfers along the Massachusetts coast are taking advantage of rare September waves kicked up by an approaching nor’easter as communities across the region prepare for strong winds, flooding and dangerous road conditions. At Revere Beach, businesses like Kell’s Kreme are boarding up windows to protect against the approaching nor’easter. Waves are already surging over Lynn Shore Drive, signaling what’s ahead for the North Shore. Winds are also picking up at Boston’s Long Wharf, where barriers have
Gasoline poured on Norwood properties; Arson investigation underway (opens the original)
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Norwood police are searching for a person accused of pouring what appeared to be gasoline on residential properties, officials said Thursday. The person was captured on video Saturday at 9:30 p.m. in the area of Lane Drive and Bruce Road pouring the liquid on residential properties, police said. Surveillance footage also shows the person in the area of a fire that was set outside a residence that evening. Residents in the Lane Drive, Bruce Road and surrounding neighborhoods are asked to review a
Officials to remove unauthorized bike lane changes in Boston (opens the original)
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An unauthorized bike lane in Boston, Massachusetts, is raising safety concerns among riders. White and green stripes appeared a few weeks ago at the corner of Tremont and Parker Streets in Mission Hill. Neighbors noticed they didn't seem quite right. "I noticed the tape but I don't know who did it," said Maria Cesca, a cyclist. The striping created a new bike lane through the intersection where a city planner and cycling advocate, Louisa Gag, was struck and killed by a truck while riding her bik
What does the Fed interest rate hike mean for my money? (opens the original)
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The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rates on Wednesday in an effort to quash inflation. It's the first time the rate has been raised since 2023. "Plain fact: inflation is too high and has been for too long," said Kevin Warsh, chairman of the Fed. The quarter-point increase lifts the Fed’s key rate to about 3.9%, which could result in higher borrowing costs for credit cards, mortgages, and auto loans over time. So what does this mean for the average consumer? "There's no doubt it's
MBTA bus driver suffered medical emergency before crash at red light (opens the original)
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An MBTA bus driver suffered a medical emergency prior to a crash at a red light in Medford on Thursday morning, officials said. The 62-year-old MBTA employee was the only person aboard the bus, which was out of service at the time of the crash, according to Superintendent Richard Sullivan of the Transit Police Department. Sullivan said the bus was approaching a red light at the intersection of Fellsway at Salem Street at 11:07 a.m. when the driver was unable to stop. "The bus operator was unable
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