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- Sep 18, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Affordable senior housing with health care will replace former Lynn hospital (opens the original)
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The site of the former Union Hospital in Lynn is being transformed into affordable housing for seniors with on-site health care. The $85 million project, slated to be complete in late 2027, will feature 150 apartments for seniors who have low incomes. "A hundred-and-fifty units of affordable housing is a huge win," said Lynn Mayor Jared Nicholson. "We have a housing crisis, and we feel that acutely here in the city of Lynn. Our residents can't afford to live here. And that's a particular problem
Mass. state lawmaker calls out online trolls in feisty social media video (opens the original)
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Sen. Jo Comerford of Northampton used a heavy dose of sarcasm and humor to call out specific online commenters by first name and mention their hateful comments against her. She then called on people to come together with more civil forms of communication and constructive criticism.
New Mass. group provides support to people whose loved ones died in murder-suicides (opens the original)
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Murder-suicides are more common than many people realize. But they're still unusual enough that the people left behind often feel alone in their very complex grief. Jenna Howe and suicide prevention program Call2Talk recently started a support group for survivors of this specific type of loss.
Haverhill boxer to compete in a bare-knuckle fight at Fenway Park (opens the original)
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Fenway Park will host a bare knuckle fighting event on Aug. 29, and a Haverhill-native will be part of the main event. Harry "the Hitman" Gigliotti talks about how growing up in his city led him to the world of bare-knuckle boxing.
The kids are alright: Psychiatrist says parents shouldn't panic about their college students (opens the original)
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Dr. Mathilde Ross, a Boston University psychiatrist and author of the book, "How to Thrive at College: A Guide to the Ups and Downs of Mental Health on Campus," discussed how parents can help their kids as they start or head back to college.
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