Arthur Jemison, the city of Boston’s head of planning and development, revealed Thursday that he would step down from the role in September to move back to Michigan with his family.
Mayor Michelle Wu tapped Jemison, a former high-ranking hous…
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Boston issues heat advisory, Worcester opens cooling centers as temps near 90
Mayor Michelle Wu announced a heat advisory for the City of Boston through Saturday, with temperatures expected to approach or even exceed 90 degrees over the next three days.
“With the forecast for the coming days reaching extreme temperature…
Search underway for woman last seen near water in Revere
A search for a missing woman is underway in Revere, Massachusetts, according to state police.
Troopers received a call Thursday for a report of a missing woman in her 40s last seen in the water near Shirley Avenue Bath House at Revere Beach, state police said.
State police from the Revere Barracks, marine unit and Air Wing are working with the United States Coast Guard, Massachusetts Environmental Police, Revere police and fire in the search.
No further information was made available.
This story will be updated once more information becomes available.
1 person critically injured, 2 cats die in Cape Cod fire
One person was critically injured and two cats were killed in a fire on Cape Cod early Thursday morning.
The Yarmouth Fire Department said they received a 911 call at 1:49 a.m. Thursday from a neighbor reporting a fire and the heavy smell of smoke at a home on Astor Way. The neighbor said someone was still inside the home.
Firefighters arrived within minutes and saw smoke coming from the rear of the building. Mutual aid assistance was called in from neighboring Hyannis and Dennis, with an additional ambulance from Brewster.
Fire crews entered the home to search for occupants, and found one person in a bedroom on the first floor. That person was removed from the home, treated by a Yarmouth ambulance crew and taken to Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis, where they remain in critical condition.
A second person was able to escape the home from a bedroom window was also taken to Cape Cod Hospital for treatment by a Brewster ambulance. Their condition was not immediately known.
Firefighters were able to locate the flames in the basement of the home, and the fire was brought under control in about 20 minutes. They remained at the scene for another two hours to conduct salvage and overhaul operations.
Subsequent searches of the home located two cats who had died in the fire.
The home sustained smoke and water damage as a result of the blaze.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation by Yarmouth fire officials, with assistance from the State Fire Marshal’s Office.
Scorching temperatures, high humidity return for a 2-day stretch in New England
The scorching hot temperatures have returned for a two-day appearance. The humidity is also a factor and so our “feels like” temps return to the mid to upper 90s both Thursday and Friday afternoon.
Highs reach the low 90s for many …
After all-night frenzy, Mass. Legislature leaves big priorities unfinished
Democrats who control Massachusetts’ House and Senate failed to reach deadline-day agreements on popular efforts to impose new oversight on hospitals, supercharge business and job growth, reform clean energy infrastructure, and more.
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