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Adopt-A-Teacher: Brookline Parents Help Educators Register For COVID VaccinesAn initiative in Brookline is helping educators get COVID vaccine appointments.
Coronavirus In Massachusetts: Today's DevelopmentsThe latest developments concerning coronavirus in Massachusetts, updated throughout the day.
Mass. School Board Votes To Allow Education Commissioner To Begin In-Person Learning PlanThe Massachusetts school board granted the education commissioner the authority to start the process of ending remote and hybrid learning.
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1 Dead, Several Others Injured In Multi-Car Crash On I-93 In Canton
Rally Held In Boston For George Floyd As Derek Chauvin Trial Begins Next WeekFamilies whose loved ones have been killed by police held a rally on Saturday in Boston’s South End as part of a national day of action.
NH Motor Speedway Mass Vaccination Site Aims To Administer 12,000 J&J Shots Over 3 DaysThe Granite State's first COVID mass vaccination site opened on Saturday at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
Boston School Committee Student Member Resigns, Says District Was 'Censoring' Him17-year-old Khymani James, a senior at Boston Latin Academy, says adult administrators and school board members simply overlook and ignore input from him and fellow students.
'You Don't Need To Feel Guilty': Lowell Psychologist Says Young People Shouldn't Wait To Get VaccineLowell Psychologist Dr. Hannah Tello says young adults with pre-existing conditions who can get the COVID vaccine should not feel guilty doing so.
Massachusetts Tops 16,000 Confirmed COVID DeathsThe Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 1,495 new confirmed COVID cases and 52 additional deaths in the state on Saturday.
Adopt-A-Teacher: Brookline Parents Help Educators Register For COVID VaccinesAn initiative in Brookline is helping educators get COVID vaccine appointments.
Team Impact Continues Providing Experiences During COVID PandemicTeam Impact has continued to work with kids and college athletes virtually during the pandemic.
Massachusetts Provides $46M In Affordable Housing GrantsMassachusetts is making more than $46 million in grants to support a dozen shovel-ready housing projects across the state that will bring create hundreds of new affordable units.
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Washington's Tom Wilson Suspended For 7 Games For Hit On Bruins' Brandon CarloThe NHL announced on Saturday the punishment for the hit that put Bruins defenseman Brandon Carlo in the hospital.
Bruins Respond To Head Shot With 5-1 Victory Over CapitalsBrad Marchand had two goals and an assist, and the Boston Bruins responded to a head shot from Capitals forward Tom Wilson with a three-goal second period to beat Washington 5-1 on Friday night.
Mass. Native Anthony Sherman Retires From NFL After 10 SeasonsA football player with local roots is calling it a career, after reaching the pinnacle of the sport.
Tom Brady Reacts To Record-Setting $1.32 Million Sale Of Patriots Rookie CardA rookie card from Brady's 2000 season with the Patriots sold for a record amount, fetching $1.32 million from the winning bidder.
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Annual Shamrock Splash Polar Plunge Done Virtually Saturday Due To COVID-19WBZ-TV's Ken MacLeod has the story.
Boston School Committee Student Member Resigns, Says District Was 'Censoring' Him17-year-old Khymani James, a senior at Boston Latin Academy, says adult administrators and school board members simply overlook and ignore input from him and fellow students.
'We Demand Convictions': Boston Rally Calls For Action Against Police BrutalityWBZ-TV's Paul Burton reports.
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Girl Sells Lemonade, Raises More Than $330,000 For Brain Surgeries In BostonSelling lemonade started as a fun hobby for 7-year-old Liza Scott and her grandfather, but the Alabama girl found it to be a lifesaving tool when she suffered a medical emergency.
Sign Of Spring: Migrating Birds Should Return To New England Next WeekA pattern next week will deliver not just some milder air after a cold and wintry weekend, but some old friends who spent the winter down south.
No COVID Baby Boom: Massachusetts Saw Nearly 10% Decline In December Births, Data ShowsAs CBS News reported this week, the COVID baby boom is looking more like a baby bust.
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WATCH New England Living 'Coastal Living': Lighthouse Dining, Decorating With Daylight, Seafood RecipePrivate dining inside the top of a lighthouse tower. Plus, award-winning chef Carl Dooley teaches us how to create a simple and elegant seafood dish. Our design experts offer up some tips on the latest home trends, from the many benefits of daylight, to open-concept living.
WATCH New England Living 'Foodie Living': Wine Tasting Club, Inside Stonewall Kitchen, Be A PitmasterRachel Holt visits a specialty foods store and kitchen in York, Maine serving up one of New England’s most iconic brands. Get an inside look at one of the most exclusive wine tasting clubs in the northeast.
WATCH New England Living 'Staycation Living': Craft Brewery, Bathroom Remodeling, Perfect PastaRachel Holt talks to the brothers behind one of New England’s fastest growing craft breweries; “Top 10 Best New Chef in America” Chef Douglass Williams teaches us how to make the perfect pasta; Meet the family behind one of New England’s largest collections of imported Italian stone; And how to transform your bathroom into a home oasis.
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Katie Couric Taking Over 'Jeopardy!' For 2 Weeks; Will Be First Woman To Guest HostHistory will be made on "Jeopardy!" next week.
'This Loyola-Chicago Team Is Better Than The Final Four Team': CBS' Gary Parrish Talks Ramblers, MVC TournamentThe CBS Sports college basketball analyst says this year's edition of the Ramblers can certainly make noise in the NCAA Tournament.
CBS Sports To Air HBCU All-Star Game Beginning 2022 In New OrleansBeginning next year, CBS Sports will air the HBCU All-Star Game showcasing the best college basketball talent from the nation's Historically Black Colleges and Universities on the Sunday of the Final Four.