A woman in Weymouth, Massachusetts, that was previously reported missing was found dead in her home, and now police are trying to figure out what led to her death.
Christine Ruth Mello, 56, had been reported missing before her body was found Monda…
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A woman in Weymouth, Massachusetts, that was previously reported missing was found dead in her home, and now police are trying to figure out what led to her death.
Christine Ruth Mello, 56, had been reported missing before her body was found Monda…
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Coastal communities in Massachusetts are preparing for the nor’easter that’s approaching New England on Wednesday.
The town of Scituate is used to getting hit hard by nor’easters but this one isn’t expected to be too bad for the area.
All along the coast, high winds are a concern with this storm. They’ll be on alert certainly at high tide at about 8 a.m. Thursday.
Jim Boudreau, Scituate’s town administrator, said they expect over a 12-foot-high tide, with the biggest concerns for minor flooding in low lying areas lasting about an hour after that.
Boudreau said they’ll be bringing in extra staff and getting their high-water vehicles ready to go. He suggests residents check their generators and make sure sump pumps are running.
The town will be in constant contact with National Grid throughout the storm.
“I think really the big concerns that we’re having now is with all the rain, the ground is pretty soggy and we’re going to have wind gusts 50 mph, so we’re really concerned about some of these pine trees, especially. They have very shallow roots that they’re going to be coming down and toppling over causing power outages and problems around town,” said Boudreau.
Officials are asking people to avoid the areas that are prone to flooding such as the Harbor District.
Even though it might be pretty to watch the waves, they don’t want to have to use emergency crews for stranded motorists.
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Our nor’easter will come together Wednesday night as it materializes off the New Jersey coast. Ironically, there is no bombogenesis or rapid deepening of the storm, later Wednesday night and Thursday.
Instead, it maintains its intensity as it…
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A Massachusetts school bus driver is accused of assaulting a student Tuesday in Ashby.
Police and officials with the North Middlesex Regional School District said no injuries were reported in the incident, which was caught on video and is being rev…
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A powerful nor’easter is bearing down on the Boston area Wednesday and Thursday, set to bring widespread precipitation — rain for many and a wintry mix or snow for some, especially in the Worcester hills and New Hampshire.
The NBC Forecast System shows the system move into the region at the start of the morning commute Wednesday, dropping widespread rain by noon.
Snow will creep down from southern New Hampshire into northern parts of Massachusetts, then into Boston after nightfall, where most people north of the Mass. Pike have a chance for seeing some April snow, according to the forecast



















Get more on the Wednesday-Thursday storm, including snowfall totals across Greater Boston and the rest of New England.
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In Boston’s Back Bay, a sign of the times is all about the time in the sign.
The City of Boston recently reduced the time pedestrians can legally cross Berkeley Street at Boylston Street, and not everyone is in-step with the move.
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