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Daniel Kramer, 38, faces years behind bars after police found fentanyl, meth, and gun-manufacturing tools at his home and storage unit.
Parks & Nature in ...
Dinari was one year older than the median life expectancy for lions before kidney failure set in. The zoo hopes to bring lions back someday.
George Meegan allegedly bought 460 gift cards with charity and company cards, then fed nearly $113,000 into betting accounts.
Sports in ...
Unsung's Snapback Trainer hits the market this week, built by ex-Reebok execs with Paul Fireman advising the board.
Real Estate & Development in ...
The Philip Coombs House on High Street sold for about 2.4 times its 2016 price after a top-to-bottom restoration.
Weather & Environment in ...
Boston faces a windy Thursday with a high near 60 before chilly nights, patchy frost and a sunny weekend warmup.
Politics & Govt in ...
Over 350 people signed up to speak before Cambridge leaders tabled the measures in under 30 minutes.
More than 800 Harvard dining workers have gone without a contract since June, pushing demands for wages on par with MIT.
James Lucien spent 27 years in prison before his conviction unraveled. A federal jury just made former detective John Brazil pay.
Central Street was shut down between Pearl and Station streets as fire and police crews worked the scene.
Massachusetts looks fine on paper at 9.1% poverty — until the cost of living gets factored in, and the number jumps to 12.5%.
Douglas Herlihy was 17 when his father was found wrapped in carpet under a tarp. He now faces years in prison.
Michael Fountain still faces consecutive robbery and gun sentences even if he ever wins release on his 1975 murder conviction.
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