Feds seek offshore wind developers
BOSTON -- Federal regulators on Friday said they're seeking offshore wind developers who want to build inside a newly redrawn zone of ocean off Massachusetts, which they pitched as a prime spot for wind farms.
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Fire chief warns of possible fraudulent fundraising scam
DUDLEY, Mass. -- The following is a press release from Fire Chief Dean Kochanowski of the Dudley Fire Department warning Dudley residents of a possible fraudulent fundraising scam.
Boston police site among those hacked
BOSTON -- A group associated with the Occupy Wall Street movement is claiming responsibility for attacks on police and government websites across the world -- including posting a 15 minute confidential phone conversation between the FBI and Scotland Yard.
Logan Airport buzzing with Pats fans headed to Indy
BOSTON -- Lucky fans are flocking to Indianapolis for a weekend of Super Bowl fun. Many of them headed out from Logan airport on Friday.
Divers find no new clues in search for Maine tot
WATERVILLE, Maine -- Divers who searched a river and nearby stream in the Maine hometown of a missing toddler have turned up no new clues.
3 more dolphins die as Mass. strandings continue
WELLFLEET, Mass. -- Three more dolphins have died as the rash of strandings continue on Cape Cod.
GOP Sen. Brown raising more from PACs than Warren
BOSTON -- GOP Sen. Scott Brown is relying more heavily on donations from political action committees than his chief Democratic rival Elizabeth Warren.
Taste of Victory: Bakery whips up Super Bowl treats
QUINCY, Mass. -- Sunday Patriots fans are hoping to have the sweet taste of victory but one local bakery is making sure that fans have that taste either way.
Salem mom charged with assault after alleged bus incident
SALEM, Mass. -- A mother was charged with assault and battery and disorderly conduct after allegedly hitting a 5-year-old girl on a Salem school bus.
Boston police release statement after blog hacking
The Boston Police Department’s website was hacked. It released this statement on Friday:
Boston parking advisory for Super Bowl Sunday
In the interest of public safety, a number of temporary parking restrictions will be implemented in the City of Boston on Super Bowl Sunday, February 5, 2012, and, as necessary, temporary traffic restrictions may be put into place as well. Drivers are advised to pay close attention to posted regulations to avoid being ticketed and towed. As always, parking meters will be free in Boston on Sunday. However, if signs posted on the block indicate that parking is illegal on February 5th, then parking at meters on that block will not be allowed either.
Santa allowed to keep visiting Saugus schools
SAUGUS, Mass. -- Santa Claus will be allowed to keep visiting Saugus elementary schools every Christmas as he has done the past half-century.
Divers back in water looking for Maine toddler
WATERVILLE, Maine -- Divers from the Maine Warden Service and Maine State Police are back in a river as they continue to investigate the disappearance of a toddler.
Mom of missing tot holds out hope for daughter's return
WATERVILLE, Maine -- A mother in Maine is making another plea to the public to help her find her daughter.
Southwick plans feral cat roundup
SOUTHWICK, Mass. -- Feral cats have become such a problem in Southwick that the select board has given the animal control officer the go-ahead to round them up.
5 charged with dealing drugs at Mass. VA hospital
BOSTON -- Five veterans have been arrested and charged by federal authorities with selling drugs at a Veterans Administration hospital in Massachusetts.
Maine man accused of threatening federal official
PORTLAND, Maine -- A convicted murdered from Lewiston has been indicted by a federal grand jury for threatening to kill an official with the Social Security Administration.
New England Aquarium to undergo renovation
BOSTON -- The New England Aquarium, one of the region's most popular attractions, is planning a $15 million renovation of its core exhibits as the final phase of a five-year upgrade.
New development planned for old Filene's site
BOSTON -- New plans for Boston’s Downtown Crossing are set to be announced Friday.
Bishop's defense seeks delay of trial
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. -- Lawyers for an Alabama professor accused of killing three colleagues want her March trial delayed because the state hasn't paid for defense experts or testing by a neurologist.
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