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Travis Roy, Who Inspired Others After Life-Altering Hockey Injury At BU, Dead At 45Travis Roy, who was paralyzed during his first shift with the Boston University hockey team and went on to raise money for those living with spinal cord injuries, died Thursday.
121 Communities Now At High Risk For Coronavirus In MassachusettsA total of 121 communities in Massachusetts are now considered high risk for coronavirus infections.
Coronavirus In Massachusetts: Today's DevelopmentsThe latest developments concerning coronavirus in Massachusetts, updated throughout the day.
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Travis Roy, Who Inspired Others After Life-Altering Hockey Injury At BU, Dead At 45Travis Roy, who was paralyzed during his first shift with the Boston University hockey team and went on to raise money for those living with spinal cord injuries, died Thursday.
Friday Marks Final Day For In-Person Early Voting In MassachusettsIf you're still hoping to vote in person before Election Day on November 3rd, Friday is your last day to do so.
Assumption University Will Lock Down Campus To Stop COVID SpreadAssumption University in Worcester says it will lock down the campus for the next seven days after an increase in COVID cases and students in quarantine.
Boston Suicide Prevention Hotline Experiences 'Increase In Demand' Due To Pandemic, ElectionWith the pandemic threatening lives, the contentious presidential election days away and a sharp turn in temperatures, experts are concerned about people’s mental health.
JetBlue Will Reduce Number Of Blocked Seats Starting In DecemberJetBlue will reduce the number of seats it blocks after Dec. 1 to accommodate families traveling together over the holidays.
'We're Ready': Cambridge's Moderna Nearing Finish Line For COVID-19 VaccineModerna says it is getting close to completing its vaccine after a trial that inclided 30,000 people.
Framingham Public Schools' Explorers Program Helps Kids Handle Remote LearningA Framingham Public Schools enrichment program called The Explorers is working to help families keep their kids on track.
Parents Use Sheets To Form 'Line Of Love,' Blocking Students From Swampscott ProtestsThe “line of love” is aimed at keeping students from seeing and hearing the political demonstrations that have gone on for weeks near the Hadley Elementary School.
121 Communities Now At High Risk For Coronavirus In MassachusettsA total of 121 communities in Massachusetts are now considered high risk for coronavirus infections.
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Clemson QB Trevor Lawrence Tests Positive for COVID-19 Before Saturday's Game Against BCArguably the biggest star in college football has tested positive for COVID-19, and he will not play against the Eagles this weekend in South Carolina.
Driver Arrested For Crash That Killed James White's FatherThe driver who struck the car of James White's parents -- killing Tyrone White and injuring Lisa White -- has been arrested in Florida for vehicular homicide.
Cam Newton Is Still The Press Conference KingWhile football fans in New England surely care much more about what Newton does on the field than what he says on a video conference with reporters, they'll likely be heartened by the fact that Cam continues to display the type of attitude that is required in order to make a turnaround possible.
Cam Newton On Julian Edelman: 'He Is Everything The Patriots Represent'The connection hasn't been great on the field, but Cam Newton is really going to miss having Julian Edelman as an option at receiver.
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Boston Suicide Hotline Experiences 'Increase In Demand' Due To Pandemic, ElectionWith the pandemic threatening lives, the contentious presidential election days away and a sharp turn in temperatures, experts are concerned about people’s mental health. WBZ-TV's Kristina Rex reports.
Friday Marks Final Day For In-Person Early Voting In MassachusettsEarly in-person voting in Massachusetts ends on Oct. 30.
Travis Roy, Who Inspired Others After Life-Altering Hockey Injury At BU, Dead At 45Travis Roy, who was paralyzed during his first shift with the Boston University hockey team and went on to raise money for those living with spinal cord injuries, died Thursday. WBZ-TV's Jim Smith reports.
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Architect Creating Massive King Kong Halloween Decoration At Marblehead HomeA North Shore architect is turning his home into “Kong: Skull Island" for Halloween.
$700 Tip Left For Staff 'Made Everyone's Day' At Waltham RestaurantThe staff at a Waltham restaurant were rewarded for their hard work during the pandemic recently with a very generous tip.
Winchester Man's Elaborate Device Safely Delivers Candy To Trick-Or-TreatersA Winchester man is using Halloween and engineering know-how to raise money for the Boston Resiliency Fund.
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New England Living: Camping With Couches And AC? You Can Go ‘Glamping’ Right In MaineComplete with beds, AC, WiFi, and turndown service, this is camping like you’ve never seen before.
New England Living: All Oysters Are Not Alike. Exploring The Local Art Of Oyster FarmingWhat sets oysters apart? Learn the art of oyster farming at Nonesuch Oyster Farm in Scarborough, Maine.
New England Living: Happy Cows Lead To Happy Customers At This Local Dairy FarmFrom cow to customer in just hours, Wright's Dairy Farm offers some of the freshest milk, ice cream and baked goods in New England.
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Dracula The Entertainer Hosts A Special Halloween Edition Of 'The Greatest #AtHome Videos'Halloween edition of 'Greatest #AtHome Videos' comes to CBS on Friday, October 30th.
'The Deciders' Presidential Election Special Comes To CBS On Friday, October 30thAs the presidential election nears, CBS News journalists will report from around the country on the diverse and changing voices who will ultimately choose who the next president will be, in The Deciders.
'Biohacking Is Really A Response To Corporatization Of Science': Trish Dolman On Showtime Documentary 'Citizen Bio'The director discusses her fascinating new documentary about the world of biohacking and how technology allows people to now manipulate DNA right at home.