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10-year-old shot, injured in Boston apartment
A 10-year-old girl who was shot by a stray bullet while inside her family's Roxbury apartment is expected to survive, according to the police department. The bullet from a neighboring apartment went through a wall and struck the girl, police said.
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‘It should not be like this:’ Mother mourns 17-year-old daughter who was fatally shot
The woman is remembering her daughter as "the life of the party." Alissa King was shot and killed in the middle of the day last week on Topliff Street in Dorchester. Investigators have arrested an 18-year-old suspect.
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Fires set in Back Bay alleys again
Fires were set in dumpsters and trash piles in several Back Bay alleys on Sunday night. They're the latest in a string of such fires in recent months.
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Governor urges everyone to stay the course
The arrival of the expected influx of coronavirus cases put a greater emphasis on hospital capacity and resources in the past week, and Gov. Charlie Baker repeatedly urged people to continue to stay home as much as possible
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Mark Wahlberg donates tablets to frontline health care workers
The Dorchester native's foundation is sending 1,000 tablets to workers at the hospital so they can stay in touch with their family members while they’re in isolation.
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