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'It was odd': Tractor-trailer 'Storrowed' under Southborough rail bridge as trains continue to pass (opens the original)
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A tractor-trailer carrying building materials became wedged, or 'Storrowed,' under a rail bridge on the Southborough-Hopkinton line near Route 85 early Tuesday evening. The roof of the truck was peeled back, and a worker was seen cutting away metal to free the vehicle from the bridge. Meanwhile, a commuter train passed over the bridge, and a local resident, Phyllis Doig, who captured video of the scene, said she was surprised by how calm everyone appeared. "I was very surprised when the first tr
Florida man walks over 20M steps to New England, in honor of suicide, addiction victims (opens the original)
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PLYMOUTH, Mass. — When he's not walking, Kyndal Ray Edwards is usually talking and hugging it out with people who are inspired by and grateful for his mission and his message. Edwards began his walking journey in Jacksonville, Florida. He walked all the way to the West Coast and back, racking up 20 million steps and crossing 37 state lines, including Massachusetts during a nor'easter. "I'm from Florida. I'm a hurricane boy, so it was alright. Not too shabby," Edwards said. And it helped that New
Boston couple turns to Duck Boats for rainy wedding day (opens the original)
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A Boston, Massachusetts, couple recruited help from the city's most iconic amphibious tour buses for their wedding day. Trish McCorkle, who leads marketing and communications at TD Garden and previously worked at NewsCenter 5, is marrying David Latimer on Saturday afternoon. The couple originally planned to walk a few blocks from their hotel in Boston to the church, but the forecast of 40 mph winds, rain, and flooding forced them to pivot. “So what do you do in Boston? Cue the Duck Boats!” McCor
New Bedford’s Cove Walk and Harbor Walk close as businesses prepare for storm (opens the original)
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New Bedford’s Cove Walk and Harbor Walk are barricaded as the area braces for a weekend storm, with local businesses preparing for potential flooding and high winds. Just down Rodney French Boulevard, Cisco Brewers has been bracing for the storm for days. "We're more worried about the flooding and the wind," said Robert Bruno of Cisco Brewers. StormTeam 5 tools: Radar | Map Room | Alerts | Futurecast | Outage Bruno described the potential impact of the storm. "This would all be covered, this wil
Massachusetts residents face rising gas and heating oil prices (opens the original)
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Fuel prices are climbing in Massachusetts, with residents facing higher costs for gas and heating oil as experts warn of continued pressure on prices. Andre Clarke, a Randolph resident, said he is considering changing his commute due to rising gas prices. "My option might be to take the commuter train to work. I live in Randolph, but I work in South Station," Clarke said. The average price of a gallon of regular gas nationwide this week is about $4.22, while in Massachusetts, it is about two cen
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