Peter Eliopoulos
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Woman sitting on bench fatally struck by SUV that crashed into Faulkner Hospital building (opens the original)
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Two people inside SUV suffer minor injuries in late-morning crash Two people inside SUV suffer minor injuries in late-morning crash A woman died and two people were injured Thursday when a vehicle crashed into a building on the campus of Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital in the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston and struck a gas line. Emergency crews were called just after 10:45 a.m. to the hospital on Centre Street. Video from the scene showed a sport utility vehicle crashed into the fron
Red Sox supporters keep faith before must-win Game 2 (opens the original)
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Red Sox fans are holding onto hope as the team prepares for the critical Game 2 of the AL Wild Card series against the New York Yankees after a disappointing loss that saw Boston give up nine unanswered runs. In Boston’s Financial District on Wednesday, many fans were seen sporting Red Sox hats and gear while out for lunch. “Everyone is nervous in the city right now, after watching last night, we just feel like hope is just dwindling away, but this whole season is what it’s all been about, so ho
Mass. woman to challenge city's ruling on miniature horse Clover (opens the original)
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A Newton, Massachusetts, woman is planning to appeal to superior court after the city denied her request to keep her pet miniature horse, Clover, in her backyard, citing regulations that classify the animal as large. The dispute arose after Newton’s health and human services commissioner denied Judy Hinchey a license to keep Clover in an Auburndale backyard. The issue centers on whether a miniature horse should be considered a large animal. According to city regulations, large animals such as ho
Bruins national anthem singer surprises Mass. groom at wedding (opens the original)
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A Massachusetts bride surprised her hockey-loving groom on their wedding day with a special performance by Bruins national anthem singer Todd Angilly. "I had kept the secret for so long, I had been dying to tell him and for the surprise to happen, his reaction was great," said bride Ahna Baccala. Billy DeBlois, seated at the sweetheart table, was unsure of what to expect when the surprise began. Then, Angilly performed "The Star-Spangled Banner," followed by the sound of a foghorn and cheers of
Driver grateful after teens help push stalled car to safety (opens the original)
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'The impact they had, it was just unbelievable' 'The impact they had, it was just unbelievable' Robin Gay's car broke down in the middle of a busy Massachusetts highway on Friday evening after she left a volunteering job at a dance studio. "When I pulled out of the parking lot, the car just died," Gay said. Gay described the chaotic scene and her growing fear as traffic rushed by. "Cars were literally flying, so I kind of went into a panic state," she said. "My biggest fear was somebody is going
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