Duxbury residents get refunds after beach closes
DUXBURY, Mass. -- A Duxbury beach closed because of endangered birds nesting in the area.
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Burglar walks in while woman watches Sox game
MANCHESTER, N.H. -- Police in Manchester, N.H., say a man walked into an 89-year-old woman's bedroom and took her jewelry box while she was in bed watching a Red Sox game.
Conn. woman accused of crushing her ex with car
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- A Connecticut woman is accused of killing her former boyfriend by pinning him against a garage wall with a car and crushing him.
Ship owners blame tugboat in NH-Maine bridge crash
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. -- The owners of the oil tanker that damaged a bridge connecting New Hampshire and Maine say in court documents that any negligence should be directed toward the agency that hired the tugboat captain.
Bulger defense seeks delay in openings
SOUTH BOSTON -- The defense in Whitey Bulger’s case wants to know more about former hit man John Martorano. He could be one of the most damaging witnesses against Bulger. That’s why Bulger’s defense team said they have to know everything prosecutors know about him, including allegations that State Police are protecting Martorano.
Threat prompts lockdown of Newtown schools
NEWTOWN, Conn. -- Newtown officials say the school system was placed on lockdown after someone implied a threat during a call to an elementary school.
Milton HS teacher in court uses medication as defense
MILTON, Mass. -- A Milton High School teacher in court accused of kissing a student used his Parkinson’s medication as a defense.
Rain, storms expected Monday night into Tuesday
BOSTON -- Morning sunshine will fade by Monday afternoon with scattering showers after 4 p.m.
Electrical problem causes delays on Green Line
BOSTON -- The MBTA’s green line experienced service delays Monday morning after an electrical problem.
South Boston not same place Bulger once reigned
BOSTON -- As reputed gangster James "Whitey" Bulger goes on trial, his former stomping grounds in South Boston are sure to be the backdrop for much of the testimony.
Elderly pedestrian struck, killed in Boston
BOSTON -- Boston police are investigating the death of a woman of about 80 was who struck and killed by vehicle while crossing a downtown street.
Car crushed in accident on I-495
HAVERHILL, Mass. -- A serious accident on I-495 in Haverhill. It happened overnight in a construction zone Sunday.
Vehicle carrying 8 crashes on Mass. road; 1 dead
MATTAPOISETT, Mass. -- State police say a vehicle carrying eight people has crashed on a Massachusetts interstate, killing one woman.
Power restored after planned outage in Back Bay
BOSTON -- The Prudential Tunnel shut down Sunday night - but this time, the thousands in the Back Bay were prepared for the night in the dark. NSTAR planned the power outage in order to fix the problem that left 12,000 people suddenly without power Sunday morning.
Funeral plans set for former Mass. Gov. Cellucci
BOSTON-- The body of former Massachusetts Gov. Argeo Paul Cellucci will lie in repose at the State House before a public funeral Mass and private burial.
Youngest bomb victim honored at Mass on birthday
BOSTON --Hundreds gathered to remember the youngest victim of the Boston Marathon bombings. Bagpipes played outside St. Anne's Church in Dorchester in honor of Martin Richard on what would have been his ninth birthday.
Cape Cod beach shut at great white shark sighting
ORLEANS, Mass. -- Officials have closed down Nauset Beach because of a confirmed siting of a great white shark.
Family of 5 left homeless after fire in Vermont
SHAFTSBURY, Vt. -- A family of five has been left homeless following a house fire in southern Vermont.
Crimson win again at 148th Harvard-Yale Regatta
NEW LONDON, Conn.-- The nation's oldest intercollegiate sports event is still being dominated by Harvard.
Life and legacy of former Mass. Gov. Cellucci
BOSTON --Former Mass. Governor Paul Cellucci has died after a 5-year battle with Lou Gehrig's Disease. He had a long career serving as Governor of the Bay State and later appointed U.S. Ambassador to Canada.
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