Student sues Hingham High School over AI use punishment
By Laina Gustafson
The student claims his punishment was undeserved and will negatively affect his chances at top college admissions. Written October 22, 2024.
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Judge Cannone will continue to oversee Karen Reads retrial
By Vivienne Felber
Judge Cannone continues to serve Norfolk County throughout the 2025 term. Allowing Cannone to preside over the Commonwealth v. Karen Read case in January.
Bruins honor 100 years of hockey with new celebratory uniforms for historic match-up
The Boston Bruins are set to celebrate a century of hockey with attention-grabbing commemorative uniforms for their “Centennial Game” against the Canadiens on December 1.
Mother says she was racially profiled at popular apple picking spot
Nicole Pepin and her family say they were racially targeted at a farm in Danvers on October 5.
Omni hotel workers announce they’ve reached a tentative deal to end their strike
Omni hotel workers will vote on a deal that is expected to end their week-long strike.
Oasis tour does not have a Boston date
After a 15-year hiatus, Oasis is going on tour without a Boston date.
Coldplay’s ‘Music of the Spheres World Tour’ comes to Gillette in 2025
Coldplay announced on Oct. 8 new US and Canada dates for their “Music of the Spheres World Tour.”
Worcester man faces charges of reckless endangerment after the death of his 4-year-old daughter
By Merritt Hughes A Worcester man is being held without bail after being charged with assault and battery in connection to the tragic death of his four-year-old daughter and the hospitalization of his two...
Tourists overcrowd New Hampshire trails while officials consider changes
By Birdi Diehl Popular 1.5-mile trail Artist’s Bluff in Franconia Notch State Park was overcrowded with tourists this last weekend, according to hiker Tamara Breau on a New Hampshire Facebook page. Artist’s Bluff trail...
Over a dozen Danvers residents express concerns about teenagers terrorizing their community
A group of teenagers have repeatedly harassed and assaulted several members of the Danvers, Mass. community; several residents spoke before the town’s Select Board on Tuesday expressing their concerns. By Kelly Egan The people...