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Lawrence Mayor Brian DePena refuses to resign amid 26 criminal charges, growing recall push (opens the original)
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Lawrence Mayor Brian DePena is flatly refusing to resign amid 26 state and federal criminal charges, sparking immediate backlash from a growing citizen recall campaign pushing to throw him out of office. Nearly a week after receiving a 15-count state indictment alleging wiretapping and witness intimidation, DePena broke his silence on Wednesday, just as a coordinated recall effort gained steam. “After careful consideration, I want to make clear that I will not be resigning from my position as Ma
Police blotter: BPD’s homicide unit investigating serious cyclist-pedestrian collision (opens the original)
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The Boston Police homicide unit is investigating a serious bicycle crash that has left a pedestrian suffering from life-threatening injuries. Officers in the Fenway-Kenmore neighborhood responded to a radio call just after 9 a.m. Tuesday that a bicyclist struck a pedestrian near the intersection of Commonwealth Avenue and St. Mary’s Street. Authorities said that both individuals were taken to local hospitals, with the adult female pedestrian suffering life-threatening injuries. The bicyclist’s i
Boston Athletic Association accepts record field for Boston Marathon despite strict cutoff (opens the original)
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The Boston Marathon keeps getting faster, as a record number of qualified applicants have gained entry into next year’s race. The Boston Athletic Association has begun notifying 24,630 runners that they cleared a historic time cutoff and will be competing in next April’s 26.2-mile race – a sign that the running boom is still thriving. All qualifying runners had to be 5 minutes and 17 seconds or faster than the qualifying time for their age group and gender to gain guaranteed acceptance into the
Amazon looks to launch delivery drones in Massachusetts, but residents are pushing back (opens the original)
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Amazon has its eye on launching delivery drones in Central Massachusetts, as residents in the targeted host community push back against the thought of their skies becoming a bustling highway. Amazon Air is looking to build a 6,800-square-foot Prime Air Drone Delivery Center at its Westboro warehouse, marking the company’s first proposal of its kind in the Bay State. Company representatives vow that Westborough has served as a “beacon of innovation,” with Amazon’s robotics facility, and they are
Amazon looks to launch delivery drones in Massachusetts, but residents are pushing back (opens the original)
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Amazon has its eye on launching delivery drones in Central Massachusetts, as residents in the targeted host community push back against the thought of their skies becoming a bustling highway. Amazon Air is looking to build a 6,800-square-foot Prime Air Drone Delivery Center at its Westboro warehouse, marking the company’s first proposal of its kind in the Bay State. Company representatives vow that Westborough has served as a “beacon of innovation,” with Amazon’s robotics facility, and they are
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