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‘I am buzzing’: BTS fans head to first-ever K-pop concert at Gillette Stadium (opens the original)
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BTS will make its Gillette Stadium debut Wednesday, drawing tens of thousands of fans from around the country and marking the first K-pop show ever held at the arena. “I am buzzing,” said fan Aija Rizza, who was waiting for an Uber to the stadium near South Station Wednesday morning. “I think this might be the best day of my life, if I’m being honest.” The MBTA offered a special event train from South Station to Foxboro at 5:25 p.m., but many fans opted to take the regularly scheduled commuter r
‘We’re all optimistic’: Red Sox fans hope recent trades bolster postseason prospects (opens the original)
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After a historic win streak last month, the Boston Red Sox made a handful of trades hours before the Monday evening deadline, drumming up anticipation among some fans for the team’s postseason run. “I think if you asked the Red Sox fans a month ago, they were saying ‘sell the team,’” said Red Sox fan Brandon Summers. “But now we’re looking good, we’re all optimistic, and in true Red Sox fashion, we’re going to come on late and do well.” The Red Sox started slow this season, with a 0.370 win perc
‘Yet another embarrassment’: Stoughton residents react to top officials placed on leave (opens the original)
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The Town of Stoughton placed its police chief and town manager on administrative leave Wednesday while it investigates conflicting allegations against the officials. The move has left some residents uneasy, coming as the town’s police department has been under a microscope for allegations of officer misconduct following the 2021 death of Sandra Birchmore. In 2024, former Stoughton police officer Matthew Farwell was indicted for the killing of 23-year-old Birchmore, who was pregnant with what she
Dozens rally at Boston City Hall Plaza to urge passage of bill extending TPS for Haitians (opens the original)
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Immigrants, community leaders and policymakers rallied at City Hall Plaza Thursday to urge the passage of a U.S. Senate bill that could extend temporary protected status, or TPS, for Haitian immigrants. “We must have hope for ourselves, for a better country,” said Ruthzee Louijeune, a Boston City Councilor who is Haitian. “We must have hope for the TPS holders who would like to be here but cannot be here because of fear. We stand in their place and we stand in solidarity with them.” Haitian immi
For tall ship sailors, the Boston World Cup isn’t over yet (opens the original)
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The official World Cup matches in Foxborough are over, but on Tuesday, visiting tall ship sailors brought their own global soccer showdown to East Boston. “We’ve been coming in with open arms and it’s just so nice to see everyone becoming friends,” said Caroline Fleming, a marine operations coordinator with Sail Boston. “It’s amazing.” Sailors from the Peruvian BAP Unión ship beat out players from the Polish vessel Dar Młodzieży for the win, earning a heavy silver trophy. The crews are part of t
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