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MIT professor struck by driver while cycling on Memorial Drive dies of injuries (opens the original)
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MIT professor Thomas Rose died Wednesday from injures sustained after a driver struck him while riding his bike on Memorial Drive in Cambridge last month, according to the school. Rose, 37, was in a crash with a vehicle at the intersection of the parkway and Massachusetts Avenue around 6 a.m. on Aug. 21, Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan's office said in a press release Thursday. Rose was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital; the vehicle's driver remained at the site of the crash.
Boston Legacy will stay in Rhode Island for second season amid White Stadium construction (opens the original)
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The Boston Legacy will play their entire second season at Centreville Bank Stadium in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, the professional women's soccer team announced Thursday. The announcement comes a week after the Supreme Judicial Court ruled the team and the city of Boston could continue construction to transform the dilapidated White Stadium in Franklin Park into the Legacy's home pitch. "With certainty now in place, we are excited to continue building our club and our community together at Centrevi
Police, community members attend funeral for Worcester officer killed in apparent murder-suicide (opens the original)
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Dozens of people, many of them police officials, attended a funeral Wednesday to remember the life and service of Kurt Solomon, a Worcester officer killed at his home last week. Authorities said their preliminary investigation found Solomon was killed by his wife, Karen, in what Worcester Police Chief Paul Saucier described as a "tragic murder-suicide." Karen Solomon's body was discovered Tuesday in a wooded area near Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital; police had searched for her for a week. Poli
Cape Ann Museum gifted Rothko painting that depicts Gloucester (opens the original)
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The Cape Ann Museum added its first Mark Rothko painting to the permanent collection on Thursday, thanks to a gift from the artist's son. "We're just absolutely thrilled to be able to add this first work by Mark Rothko into the museum's collection, as it's really going to help audiences understand the profound role that Cape Ann played in Rothko's artistic evolution," said Oliver Barker, the museum's director. The 1934 watercolor and gouache landscape, titled "Untitled (wharf, Gloucester, Massac
SJC rules Quincy can't put up statues of saints as lawsuit over religious freedom works through court (opens the original)
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The Supreme Judicial Court ruled Thursday that the city of Quincy can't put up statues of saints on a public building amid an ongoing lawsuit over whether the pieces violate religious freedom protections. The ruling affirms a lower court decision from October 2025, which ordered the city to pause installation of two 10-foot sculptures of Catholic saints outside a new public safety complex. The statues depict St. Michael, patron saint of police, and St. Florian, patron saint of firefighters. Quin
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