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Infant Son Of Bruins' Pastrnak Dies: 'You Will Be Loved Forever'
David Pastrnak announced he and his wife lost Viggo Rohl Pastrnak, who was just six days old.

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David Pastrnak announced he and his wife lost Viggo Rohl Pastrnak, who was just six days old.

The 25-year-old engine would be sold to the Malden Fire Department for $3,000, a "fair price" considering where it's at, the chief says.
Roads will still be open to vehicular traffic but will have temporary traffic-calming to slow cars down and give residents safer streets.
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The National Weather Service warned of "dangerous" heat, but said we probably won't hit 100 degrees.
Plus: One city putting money where mouth is with reparations. Plus, we prep for a heat wave before checking in on a horrific collapse.
Burlington announced Wednesday it has hired an engineering firm for an independent investigation into what may have caused the results.
After taking a year off, the popular Porchfest will again rock through Melrose neighborhoods.
There was also a plea from the Select Board chairman to stop "innuendos and misinformation" from circulating on social media.
The Burlington 4th of July Committee's "Outstanding Citizen" of 2021 goes to the chief, who will retire at the end of this month.
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DPW Director Elena Proakis Ellis said it's likely the April water main break was connected to an issue at a Wakefield pump station.
Ainge is out of the Celtics. And it appears he isn't long for Wellesley, either.
A judge sided with the then-chief's ability to deny Adam DeSisto's license to carry a gun, ending a back-and-forth legal battle.
A celebration will take place Sat., June 26 at the playground. There will be a rededication ceremony, games and an ice cream truck.