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FAA ground stop and nor’easter winds disrupt Boston-bound flights (opens the original)
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An FAA ground stop and strong winds from a nor’easter are causing significant delays and cancellations for Boston-bound flights, with many travelers rebooking or making alternate arrangements. Despite the disruptions, some passengers at Logan Airport remain hopeful about their flights. "My flight was delayed about an hour and a half," said Michelle Li, who is traveling to Atlanta. "I'm here a few hours early, hoping that it'll still take off." Bill Despres, also traveling to Atlanta, shared his
Storm prep ramps up on Cape Cod as nor'easter nears (opens the original)
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The Cape Cod community is no stranger to a strong storm or two. That's why crews have been preparing throughout the day Friday for an incoming nor'easter. In Falmouth, trees along Route 28 were trimmed back to keep them farther from the roads and power lines. “One of the tricky parts about this particular event is that since we are just at the very beginning of fall, all of the trees are still in full leaf," said Falmouth fire Chief Jeffrey Lewis. "So they have a very big sail area. And when the
Boston summit focuses on using AI to fight rat problem (opens the original)
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Boston hosted its second National Urban Rat Summit, where experts and city leaders discussed innovative strategies to measure and reduce the city's rodent population. "That is the goal, to measurably reduce the population. First step: how do we measure it the best way possible using the technology that is available?" said Tania Del Rio, commissioner of Boston Inspectional Services. City leaders explained that artificial intelligence-assisted cameras are being used to measure rodent populations,
Injured father finds support at Newbury food pantry (opens the original)
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The Greater Boston Food Bank provides essential food supplies to local pantries, including the First Parish Newbury Food Pantry, which has become a lifeline for Raymond Florent and his family after he was injured and unable to work. "I got hurt back in February. I'm actually out of work right now, so it's just, we can't afford a lot of things that we need," Florent said. Florent, a husband and father of two young sons, shared that his family does not qualify for SNAP benefits despite his unemplo
Attleboro man overcomes medical challenges with help from local food pantry (opens the original)
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Septic shock left an Attleboro man facing significant medical and financial challenges, but support from his local food pantry has helped ease his burden. "I was in a coma for 11 days and woke up with black feet and black hands. My heart couldn't pump blood out to my extremities," Russell Cokonis said. The condition led to Cokonis losing his fingers, legs, and livelihood. Despite these hardships, the father, grandfather, and former sailor has endured. "I had friends that would come up to visit m
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