Local Nepalis hope to find friends and family impacted by devastating floods
Thousands are still missing as rescuers try to reach villages that were swept away.
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School bus cameras will get first test in Chicopee
Chicopee says it will be the first municipality to take advantage of the authority extended last year for cities and towns to deploy cameras to catch people who illegally pass stopped school buses. -
Boston extends fare-free bus program — for now
The city will continue paying for the program through July, but after that its long-term future remains unclear. -
Mass. manufacturers look for SCOTUS decision on tariffs to ease cost pressures
The CEO of the Associated Industries of Massachusetts said the Supreme Court’s ruling sends a clear message that the ability to enforce tariffs or taxes stands with Congress, not with the president. -
CT houses of worship tackle rising utility costs through energy efficiency
Finding ways to heat and cool houses of worship amid rising utility costs and shrinking congregations is a timely challenge. -
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Boston Fleet captain Megan Keller hits game-winning goal to secure gold medal for US
It was just the third-ever gold medal in women's hockey for the United States. -
State housing secretary to step down; Healey's eighth state Cabinet departure in three years
Massachusetts' Housing and Livable Communities Secretary Ed Augustus is stepping down to become CEO of UniBank. -
Some local police, sheriff and DA offices are communicating often with ICE, records show
In one instance, a sheriff's office sent an entire list of sentenced individuals just 12 minutes after ICE requested the information.
