A new Alzheimer’s study by Boston researchers reveals how a person’s family history could be key for identifying people at heightened risk for the disease.
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Massachusetts governor urged to overhaul State Police after trooper’s vulgar texts in Karen Read murder case as Facebook users rip agency
Blistering criticism of a State Police investigator’s crude comments in the Karen Read murder case has a top law enforcement watchdog renewing its demand the governor overhaul the agency — as Facebook users rip into troopers online.
Fitchburg DPW Alerts: Week of June 24, 2024
FITCHBURG – The Department of Public Works advises residents of the following work that will be done, weather permitting, during the week of June 17, 2024. Road Construction Monday – Friday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Expect road closures, delays and detours. MassDOT will be continuing their reconstruction and rehabilitation of the Circle Street Bridge. […]
Gunfire erupts at ‘chaotic’ gathering in Methuen, 8 injured, 2 critically
Eight people were injured, two critically, after an eruption of gunfire at a crowded spontaneous gathering in Methuen, according local police and the Essex County District Attorney’s Office.
Eye On Art: Art for all as summer season starts next week
Summer starts officially next week, and for artists around the region that means it’s time for the Fitchburg Art Museum’s annual Regional Exhibition of Art and Craft. This year, the 88th version of this artistic extravaganza is on June 21-Sept. 8.
Report: Massachusetts is leaving behind 225K students in ‘substandard segregated schools’
Decades after desegregation orders took root across the country, Massachusetts leaders have failed to correct a system keeping 225,000 students currently in “substandard segregated schools,” according a new report from a state oversight council.