“It’s my understanding they do have a non-detect level of Ex-Lax in them, but I figured since we’re OK with a non-detect level of PFAS, it would probably be OK.”

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Police investigated a Southbridge woman after a video of her allegedly contaminating the fries went viral online.

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Only a handful of players with as many All-NBA first-team selections as the Bucks star have ever been traded.

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Eclectic alt/art rocker St. Vincent was the latest guest at the Boston Pops, and they complemented her work perfectly.

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Can the Red Sox find their footing against a team that has had their number?

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“The messages are abhorrent, deeply offensive, hateful, and do not reflect the values of the Canton Police Department or its members.”

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A visitor complaint prompted a review of quotes that are anti-war, pro-immigrant or highlight American hypocrisy on slavery ahead of the monument’s 251st anniversary celebration.

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The orca, recognizable because of its unique dorsal fin, is periodically seen swimming alone off the Cape and Islands.

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The House unanimously approved a summer pilot that would let cities and towns extend alcohol service to 3 a.m. and create designated outdoor drinking districts from June 8 through July 31.

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“I couldn’t just go back to life as it was; I have to continue fighting for justice. The acquittal is deserved, but the wrongs have not been completely righted.”

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