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Low fuel supply to Boston Logan Airport forced pit stops elsewhere (opens the original)
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Flights were diverted for fuel and airlines were asked to bring in extra fuel to Boston’s Logan International Airport as the airport dealt with constraints following the nor’easter storm that hit the region over the weekend. “Due to the forecasted nor’easter, fuel ships couldn’t make their regularly scheduled way up to Boston until it was over,” a Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) spokesperson said. “The airport had enough fuel to get through the weekend, but just to be safe, the fueling c
Boston gives $700K in overdose response funding to local organizations (opens the original)
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Boston officials announced a $700,000 round of overdose response grants going out to six community organizations for prevention programming, funded through the settlements with pharmaceutical companies after a decade counting thousands of deaths in the city. “Because recovery looks different for every person, support should be flexible enough to meet people wherever they are,” said Bisola Ojikutu, Boston’s Commissioner of Public Health. “By continuing to invest in our community organizations, we
Weekend nor’easter leaves flooding, wind damage in Boston area (opens the original)
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BOSTON – Nor’easter conditions tapered out around the region Monday, leaving flooding and storm damage across the area ahead of drier weather on Tuesday. “We’ve got a few lingering showers,” said National Weather Service meteorologist Francis Tarasiewicz. “Very isolated areas can see upwards of additional inch or so rain, but the storm is weakening, and it’s going to really start to pull away (Tuesday) afternoon. We may still see a few scattered showers, but really the bulk of the activity is go
Healey awards $40M in tax incentives to life science company, expected to create 1,600 jobs (opens the original)
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Nearly $40 million in tax incentives went out to 38 life science companies in Massachusetts, a move state leaders say is expected to create over 1,600 jobs. “Massachusetts leads the world in life sciences because we invest in the people and companies that are creating the jobs, treatments and technologies of the future,” said Gov. Maura Healey. … “We are going to keep competing for jobs, supporting innovation and making sure Massachusetts remains the best place to start and grow a life sciences
Former MBTA employee pleads guilty to falsifying track inspection, overtime conspiracy (opens the original)
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A former MBTA employee pleaded guilty to multiple conspiracy charges related to falsifying track inspection reports and claiming fraudulent overtime in federal court, the U.S. Attorney announced Monday. Jensen Vatel, 43, of Brockton, worked as a Red Line Maintenance of Way employee as a track inspector in 2024, when prosecutors alleged he took part in multi-employee conspiracies to falsify the reports and commit overtime fraud. The former inspector was indicted on the charges in May 2025 with fo
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