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By Matthew Grady
After five years of work, all Boston residents are within a 10 minute walk of a public park.
By Justin Pham
A new study shows that bathroom hand dryers are sucking up feces and blowing them back on your hands. The suggested cause of this is due to the flushing of toilets with the lid left up.
By Yiming Zhao
The world-renowned British theoretical physicist Steven Hawking died at home in Cambridge early Wednesday morning, according to his family.
By Abigail Royle
With spring just a week away, a blizzard knocks out power and stalls transit lines in New England.
By Kimberly Wilborn
An intense nor’easter is wreaking havoc on Massachusetts towns.
By Joseph Davidi
Storms threaten to continue flooding in an already flooding central U.S.
By Juliet Fusco
Nebraska approves a path for the Keystone XL pipeline, however, the future construction of the pipeline remains uncertain.
By Elizabeth Perkin
The storm Monday night has postponed Halloween for a number for cities all over Massachusetts. Down trees and power-lines have wreaked havoc on trick or treaters.
By Giulia Campos
Environmental Protection Agency scientists are restricted from speaking at a conference about the effects of climate change at the Narragansett Bay.
By Cailyn Carr
American children and adults are more overweight than ever. The culprits? Processed foods and a lack of exercise.
