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- Oct 1, 2026
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Magical Red Sox season ends with whimper to Yankees (opens the original)
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As Game 1 of the AL Wild Card series got underway, there was plenty for Red Sox fans to be happy about. After a start to the season full of weeping, mourning and gnashing of teeth, the Sox fired Alex Cora in April. Chad Tracy came in to take over as interim manager but there was still a lot to fix. In June, the team was 14 games under .500. Then, in a U-turn that would make a U-Haul on Storrow jealous, the Red Sox pulled off something of a miracle. They ripped together 15 straight wins, tying th
Paul George gets why Celtics fans got salty over Jaylen Brown's trade. Now, he just wants to win. (opens the original)
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Nobody could have imagined that the Celtics would have traded Jaylen Brown — the 2024 NBA Finals MVP — to the rival Philadelphia 76ers in a deal that netted veteran All-Star Paul George and several future draft picks. And George says he gets the lingering fan feelings in wake of that trade. “Listen, I understand the circumstances, I understand how huge JB was not only for the organization, but here in the city,” George said. “So, I didn’t take it personal. To be honest, [fans] should have a rela
Mass. hands out $300K to shellfish harvesters hurt this summer by sewage overflow (opens the original)
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When millions of gallons of sewage overflow spewed into the Merrimack River in late June and early July, the shellfish industry on the North Shore took a big hit. The state issued a 12-day emergency closure for fisheries in a large part of the North Shore at one of the worst possible times. So, in July, the state announced it was offering $300,000 in relief to harvesters who were impacted by the overflow. At the time, Gov. Maura Healey said that “Massachusetts is proud of the culturally and econ
For this Haverhill athlete, bare-knuckle fighting at Fenway Park is part of a family legacy (opens the original)
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If you get lost looking for the Lawtown Boxing Gym in Lawrence, just listen for loud thuds. It’s hard to miss the sound of fists hitting bodies and punching bags. The gym is tucked away in the basement of a building that was once a mill. But this old factory now produces punches. And it’s where Haverhill fighter Harry Gigliotti puts in his work as he gets ready for his big night Saturday at Fenway Park. That’s where he’ll appear as one of the headliners for the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship
Bridgewater Little League balances fun with big business at Little League World Series (opens the original)
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It’s been a long road for Bridgewater Little League to make it to the Little League Baseball World Series for the first time in program history. “You’ve got to go back to districts,” said manager Tim Zackrison, tracing the winning season back to the beginning. “So, there was district play. Then there’s the sectional play. The state play. The regional play. And now we’re here.” That’s a whole lot of baseball for Little Leaguers to play before the whirlwind of the little big dance in Pennsylvania.
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