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Boston Public Library Encourages the Public to Partake in Art Project
Library users are celebrating Library Lover’s Month by filling out paper hearts with the reason they love the BPL
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Pine Street Inn Shelter Recruits Homeless Men Ahead of Life-Threatening Weather Conditions
Homeless men in Boston will have a warm place to stay during the dangerously low temperatures forecasted for the weekend.
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February 14 is National Donor Day
Donate America reminds people to give the gift of life this Valentine's Day
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BRA Board Approves $586 Million in New Projects Generating Thousands of Jobs
The eight projects — including condos and the renovation of a former rivet factory — are expected to generate 1,4000 construction jobs
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WOW: Residence Offers Floor-to-Ceiling Windows with Panoramic Views
The five-bedroom, three-bathroom residence, located on 1 Franklin Street #511, is up for sale for about $7.1 million.
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A New Online Tool Helps Teens Register Online for Summer Jobs
Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced the opening of an online tool called SuccessLink, aimed at enabling Boston teens to register for jobs
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Columbia, MD|News|
Adopt a Pet from Tara's House Animal Rescue
Look at that Face! Bella, 4, is looking for a sweet home to call her own.
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Laurel, MD|News|
Pedestrian Struck, Killed near Whiskey Bottom Road
A man died on Thursday from his injuries after being struck by a vehicle, according to police.
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Owings Mills-Reisterstown, MD|News|
Two Men Injured in a Shooting at Tom's Sports Tavern
Two men were taken to a local hospital with gunshot wounds after a heated argument broke out at a bar on Wednesday evening.
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Columbia, MD|News|
How to Prevent Water Pipes from Freezing
Temperatures are expected to drop well below zero over the next few days.
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Boston|News|
Decades After Wrongful Conviction, Man Freed from Prison
George Perrot, 48, had always maintained he did not rape his 78-year-old neighbor. He still spent 30 years in prison for it.
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Boston is the Best Place to Find Love: Zillow
Pick up your things and move to Boston this Valentine's Day
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Millennium Tower's Priciest Pad Under Agreement
The 60-story building stands at nearly 700 feet and offers 360-degree views of the city of Boston.
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Somerville, MA|News|
'The Irish Comedy Tour' Is Coming to Davis Square
This legendary show has sold out the past years at “Showcase Live” at Gillette Stadium.
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'Neat Streets' Initiative Launched by Mayor to Reduce Litter
The cigarette receptacles are meant to encourage residents and visitors who smoke cigarettes to litter less.
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Worcester, MA|News|
Bill Cosby's Attorneys to Ask Massachusetts Judge to Seal Evidence
The lawyers were due in court to ask a judge to put a temporary hold on a defamation lawsuit
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New State Law Now Bans Minors from Using Tanning Beds
Gov. Charlie Baker signed a new law banning minors from using tanning beds.
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Fire Dept. Chief Found Guilty of Stealing over $45,000 in City Funds
Edward A. Scigliano IV was found guilty on five counts of Procurement Fraud and five counts of Larceny
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Somerville Residents are Happier Than the Happiest Country in the World: Survey
The 2015 Happiness and City Satisfaction Survey shows the inhabitants of the city are quite happy in general.
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Traffic Jam: Woman Gives Birth in Ambulance
EMTs delivered the baby on the ramp to Storrow Drive.
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