Boston police are still searching for the people behind a deadly shooting in the city’s Dorchester neighborhood.
The shooting occurred at about 6:30 p.m. Monday inside of a triple-decker home on Trent Street, according to police.
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Boston police are still searching for the people behind a deadly shooting in the city’s Dorchester neighborhood.
The shooting occurred at about 6:30 p.m. Monday inside of a triple-decker home on Trent Street, according to police.
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A fire destroyed Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital in 2023, forcing it to close. Now, more than a year later, its doors are reopening with some improvements for patients.
While the hospital was closed, patients had to be treated at other area hospitals, which meant they had to spend up to 36 hours sometimes to get seen. Now that Signature Health is reopening Tuesday, patients can expect shorter wait times.
NBC10 Boston was given a preview of the renovations Monday, including the lobby and the emergency department, featuring a 12-bed mental health triage unit. There’s also a new outpatient surgical facility.
Roughly 900 employees will be staffing the hospital, that’s three-fourths of the staffing levels the hospital had before the electrical fire in February 2023.
They’re hoping to add 300 more employees once the maternity, pediatric and behavioral health units re-open by the end of the year.
“We created these three tenets that we’ve lived by since then, and so one was to care for our employees, which I think we did the best we could. One was to continue to serve this community in any capacity that we could without a hospital, and the third was to open as quickly as possible,” said Bob Haffey, Signature Healthcare president and CEO.
The hope is that they can start serving the roughly 60,000 patients they used to see every year and lift the burden on the other hospitals.
Signature Healthcare said they’ve been around for 125 years and would like to see 125 more.
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Seems we’ve stumbled upon some fine summer weather. As the days grow shorter, by about 2.5 minutes a day, we know the warm days are numbered.
We’ll still be treated to 80s through Friday, but sea breezes near the coast will cap us around 80 starting Wednesday.
We’ll also see a couple of pop-up showers by afternoon as a weak disturbance floats down from northern New England. The chances grow on Thursday as the air becomes a little more unstable aloft. I’m seeing lots of hits during the afternoon. Some thunder is possible as well.
Friday sees a pause, then we turn to the weekend.
Deepening low pressure to our west will force several batches of wet weather into New England, as we watch the track of Ernesto, the tropical system, off Bermuda.
The combination of increasing humidity and plenty of tropical moisture will mean many chances for rain starting on Saturday. I am a bit concerned about the strengthening low to the west, too.
Our guidance is showing the track of Ernesto is being altered by this feature. It’s not alarming, but it does manage to nudge the storm’s track a little closer to New England than we’d like.
We’ll be closely watching the trends in the days to come.
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Multiple checks have been stolen from blue mail drop boxes in Franklin, Massachusetts, including right outside the post office, after a postal employee was robbed of a key to the drop boxes.
Franklin police say several residents have placed ch…
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A Massachusetts State Trooper has been relieved of duty after he was arrested by Mansfield police over the weekend.
Trooper Richard Whelan is the subject of an internal affairs investigation, a process that will be informed by anything that ha…
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An iconic bar in Boston’s Allston neighborhood wants part of its sign back after they say it was stolen sometime this summer.
“There were two silhouettes cheers-ing, and now we only have one guy cheers-ing nobody and it’s very, very sad…
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