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Tiny Vermont town mourns boys who died in fire

The blaze, which is not believed to be suspicious, destroyed a North Hero home Saturday just after 1 a.m., police said, leaving two young parents childless.

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Tiny Vermont town mourns boys who died in fire

The blaze, which is not believed to be suspicious, destroyed a North Hero home Saturday just after 1 a.m., police said, leaving two young parents childless.

Airbnb cofounder gives back with huge gift to alma mater, Latin Academy

West Roxbury native Nathan Blecharczyk has kept a close affinity for his high school. On Monday he will give the biggest alumni donation in the school’s 140-year history.

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Firefighters battle Barnstable 3-alarm blaze
Firefighters from Barnstable and Yarmouth fought a 3-alarm blaze at 84 Allyn Lane in Barnstable.

One man dead, two seriously injured in Cheshire crash
A 61-year-old North Adams man died and two men from Adams were seriously injured in a three-car crash on Sunday morning in the Western Massachusetts town of Cheshire, State Police said.

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One killed, two injured in Wareham crash

A 19-year-old Carver man was killed and two others were injured Sunday after a driver crashed into a disabled SUV on the eastbound side of Interstate 195 in Wareham.

Man killed in Hampton, N.H., crash

Trenton Wendell, 48, was pronounced dead at Portsmouth Regional Hospital after crashing his truck into a guardrail and concrete barrier on Interstate 95 in Hampton, N.H., Saturday night.

Nashua, N.H., man is fatally struck by alleged drunk driver

Osman Konda, 53, was standing outside his disabled vehicle on the Everett Turnpike northbound in Nashua when he was hit near the Massachusetts border about 11:45 p.m. Saturday.

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Deanna is friendly and has a great sense of humor

Deanna is legally free for adoption and is open to any family that may be interested in learning more about her.

N.H. church resumes services after wedding shooting

New England Pentecostal Ministries will reopen for services at 11 a.m. Sunday, though Sunday school classes are cancelled, the church announced on its website.

One dead, another injured in New Bedford shooting

A man is dead and another was sent to the hospital Saturday night following a shooting in New Bedford, authorities said.

One injured in Hanover crash

A person suffered non-life-threatening injuries in a collision between a car and a motorcycle in Hanover on Saturday afternoon, officials said.

Person shot in leg in South Boston

Police are investigating after a man was shot in the leg in South Boston on Saturday night, a department spokesman said.

OBITUARIES

Former Michigan governor William Milliken dies at age 97

Mark Hurd, co-chief executive of Oracle, is dead at 62

‘Maude’ co-star, character actor Bill Macy dies at 97

Doone Williams, memoirist who wrote about life’s serendipity, dies at 92

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Brockton museum portrays the agony of opioid addiction

Fuller Craft Museum’s chief curator concedes the goals of the exhibit are ambitious. But she believes the opioid crisis calls for nothing less.

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Should US immigration officials be barred from making arrests at Massachusetts state courthouses?

Read two views and vote in our online poll.

History of the famous Boston cream pie, a live animal show, and a community conversation

The Rashi School in Dedham invites families to a live animal show featuring reptiles from all over the world.

Andover girls’ swim and dive teams keep up a winning tradition

The Golden Warriors have done their part this fall to keep up the traditions of the five-time defending Division 1 state champions.

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The Theodore twins were on the ball at Walpole, Brandeis
Ali and Mimi Theodore were teammates for 15 years, starting as youth soccer players in Walpole and concluding as soccer and softball team members at Brandeis University.

Son vows to beautify Mansfield cemetery where his father is buried
The 22-acre cemetery is marred by hundreds of feet of rusty chain link fence — a defect that 24-year-old Logan Marks plans to help fix in his father’s honor.

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What’s happening north of Boston

Looking for a fun outing for little ones in costumes? Beverly Main Streets presents its annual Downtown Trick or Treat event on Thursday, Oct. 24, from 4 to 6 p.m.

CAMPUS ANGLE

A-B grad Leah Cardarelli has transferred her stick skills to UMass Lowell

The Acton-Boxborough graduate played three seasons at Michigan, but yearned to close out her career close to home.

LOCAL FARE

At family-style A3, Italian-American menu is just right

Boston’s suburban dining scene gets better every year, and Kingston took a step in that direction with the opening in 2017 of chef-owner John Cataldi’s A3.

WEST CALENDAR

What’s happening west of Boston

6 Bridges Gallery, located at 77 Main St., presents “re-collections,” an exhibition of ceramic sculpture by Mary Morazzi Henderson, now through Saturday, Nov. 16.


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