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Royal Air Force’s Red Arrows to perform at waterfront
Don’t be alarmed if you see nine cherry-red jets in the skies over Boston later this month. The Royal Air Force aerobatic team is coming to town.
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Video captures woman's frightening encounter with constables
Constables traditionally serve civil paperwork and duties, but the Massachusetts Constables Office is now doing criminal work.
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Boston landmarks went purple to honor wounded veterans
Buildings were lit up in purple lights Wednesday night to honor fallen soldiers after Gov. Charlie Baker declared Aug. 7 Purple Heart Day in Massachusetts.
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Aides to mayor resign after guilty verdicts
City tourism chief Kenneth Brissette and city head of intergovernmental relations Timothy Sullivan have resigned from their posts, a city official said. The two men were convicted of conspiring to extort Boston Calling promoters.
Read the full story on Boston Herald.
3 hospitals team up on low-income housing initiative
The three hospitals have pledged $3 million over three years to help low-income families stay in their homes.
Read the full story on Houston Chronicle.
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