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The former head of New Hampshire's largest addiction treatment center was arraigned in federal court Monday, after he was indicted on charges of orchestrating attacks on journalists' homes.
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Three communities in Massachusetts have a lot to lose if the Trump administration succeeds in halting all offshore wind.
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“I think collectively, we’re all in agreement that Mother Nature can stop," said one creemee shop owner. -
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said "everything that the city represents is under attack" by the Trump administration and local communities are being harmed. As she runs for a second term, she said she's focused on ensuring Bostonians are safe and healthy in this political climate. -
Experts say undocumented immigrants are in a bind. They can get a driver’s license to avoid criminal charges for driving without one, but that comes with what now feels like a risk under the Trump administration: sharing personal information with a government agency. -
The founder of New Hampshire's largest network of addiction treatment centers is accused of orchestrating a conspiracy to vandalize the homes of New Hampshire Public Radio reporters after the publication of an investigation into his alleged sexual abuse and harassment. -
One of the best known battles of the American Revolution may have been in Lexington, Mass. But a historic house about 100 miles west, in the town of Hadley, Mass., is among the many locations where people lived and labored — and played lesser known roles leading up to 1776. -
Rowers of all ages and skill levels are welcome to try their hand at the sport during the Learn to Row program being held this weekend in Springfield. -
With tariffs in flux and Canadians canceling reservations, the summer outlook feels more uncertain than usual for some. -
The move to grant a stay in the case means that the Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans who were granted temporary parole under the program known as CHNV would lose their temporary legal status to be in the U.S.
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