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Carbon monoxide tragedy: Officials announce names of those found dead in Massachusetts home
TYNGSBOROUGH — Chief Richard D. Howe reports that the Tyngsborough Police Department has released the identities of the two women…
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Water evacuated after shark seen 10 to 15 yards off of southern New England beach
Some swimmers in southern New England got quite the scare on a warm summer day. According to Mike Healey of…
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Mass Care Link Provides Monthly Stipend to Fall River Area Caregivers
In an effort to ensure individuals in need are receiving adequate support at home, Mass Care Link is providing caregivers…
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List of areas in Massachusetts close for harvesting shellfish, snails due to “Red Tide”
Due to Paralytic Shellfish Poison toxin (also known as “Red Tide”) in shellfish, the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries has…
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Public recommended to stay away from part of South Watuppa Pond
A Public Health Advisory has been issued for Blue Green Algae Bloom present in South Watuppa Pond. According to Board…
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Bridgewater Police and Fire Departments save the life of unresponsive 5-year-old girl who nearly drowned
BRIDGEWATER — Police Chief Christopher Delmonte and Fire Chief Michael MacDermott report that members of the Bridgewater Police and Fire…
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Squirrel leads to crash into occupied Massachusetts home
A car drove off the road and into a house Thursday morning on North St. A portion of North St.…
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3-year-old ejected, another injured in rollover crash
A 3-year-old was ejected and another person was injured in a serious crash Thursday. According to Dave Procopio, at 4:20…
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Person ejected, killed in Route 495 crash this morning
A person has been killed in a serious early morning crash. According to Dave Procopio, at 2:19 a.m. Troopers from…
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BCSO: First law enforcement organization in the U.S. to have canines trained to detect COVID-19
DARTMOUTH – Bristol County Sheriff’s Office canines use their noses to keep the public safe. Trained four-legged officers can detect…
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