Morgan Rousseau
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 31
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- Sep 26, 2026
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UGGs pop-up shop — complete with Snoopy boots — is open on Newbury Street (opens the original)
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This weekend, Boston shoppers can customize UGG boots with Snoopy and other Peanuts characters at a Newbury Street pop-up opening as part of the brand’s fall campaign. The UGG retail pop-up will be located at 171 Newbury St. and will take part in the brand’s annual “UGG Season” events on Friday and Saturday. Shoppers who purchase qualifying Classic UGG styles can personalize their new shoes with one of 15 Peanuts-inspired designs, including Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and Woodstock, according to a pr
East Boston neighbors rally around dog dubbed ‘Mayor of Eagle Hill’ ahead of cancer surgery (opens the original)
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King Kong may not hold elected office, but the 10-year-old East Boston dog has earned a title of his own: the “Mayor of Eagle Hill.” Now, the neighborhood’s fixture is getting some help from his human constituents. The dog was recently diagnosed with a stage 1 mast cell tumor on his side and is scheduled to undergo surgery Sept. 3, according to a GoFundMe launched by his owner, Marisa Nieves. The procedure will remove the tumor to keep it from spreading. Nieves said King Kong’s medical bills hav
20 Mass. communities have banned crypto kiosks amid rise in scams (opens the original)
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Twenty Massachusetts communities have banned cryptocurrency kiosks amid concerns that the machines are increasingly being used by scammers, according to a report by The Boston Globe. Hundreds of the kiosks, sometimes called crypto ATMs, have appeared in convenience stores and gas stations across Massachusetts in recent years. The machines let users deposit cash and quickly convert it into cryptocurrency, which can then be sent to digital wallets. Investigators say it’s becoming common for scamme
Toddler dies after being pulled from water at Acton park, grandmother critically injured (opens the original)
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A 1-year-old boy died Friday after being pulled from water at an Acton park, while his 75-year-old grandmother was critically injured trying to save him, authorities announced. Emergency crews responded to NARA Park around 2 p.m. on Friday after the boy’s 4- and 6-year-old siblings yelled for help and attracted the attention of a bystander, Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan said during a press conference. The bystander learned that two people were in the water and attempted to help. Ryan s
Mysterious blobs were spotted in a Conn. lake. Here’s what they are. (opens the original)
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A video posted on social media shows several large, translucent masses covered in small white patterns eerily bobbing beneath the surface of a Connecticut lake. The organisms, known as magnificent bryozoans or Pectinatella magnifica, have been spotted at Candlewood Lake in western Connecticut. Despite their unusual appearance, experts say the organisms are not a threat and are typically found in lakes, ponds, streams, and swamps. “We do see bryozoans in Candlewood Lake, and they are common in cl
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