Police have responded to a serious motor vehicle crash in Wilmington, Massachusetts, on Saturday afternoon.
Wilmington police, Massachusetts State Police and the Middlesex County District Attorney’s Office are investigating the crash that occ…
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Authorities looking for missing Mattapan teen
Authorities are looking for a teenager who has been missing since Friday.
14-year-old Teigan Greene was last seen at about 11:00 PM, on Friday, April 5, 2024, in the area of 4 Gladeside Terrace, according to Boston Police.
She is described as bl…
Man injured in pedestrian crash in Brockton
A man was transported to a hospital after a pedestrian crash in Brockton, Massachusetts on Saturday.
Brockton Police say they responded to 88 North Main Street at around 8:52 a.m.
Authorities say they aided a 50-year old man and transported him …
Cloudy with some leftover showers on Saturday in New England
This isn’t the most stellar weekend, but then again, we don’t expect much from April.
Clouds and a few showers will sweep through with our “old” nor’easter passing far off the Seashore. We’ll see brisk, chilly breezes throughout the day (so yes, there’s a bit of a wind chill factor). Highs struggle in the low and mid 40s all day. More sunshine is expected on Sunday, so we should be able to challenge 50 in most spots.
The winds won’t be strong, but like Saturday, they will be ever-present. If there’s a shower threat, it’s in the morning. More or less leftovers from Saturday.
Eclipse weather has been well-advertised for days now. We’re seeing plenty of sun and mild temps thanks to a steady northwest breeze. If you’re traveling to northern New England for viewing, keep in mind that many side roads and “secluded hideouts” off the beaten path are snowbound from the previous storms.
Snowpack ranges from a half foot to over a foot and a half. There’s plenty of mud, slush, and headaches if you try to venture off in the woods. Be safe and stay alert.
Post-eclipse, the weather continues to shine. Sea breezes will knock us back temp-wise by Tuesday and especially Wednesday. Later in the week, a sizeable storm system will move in our direction. What seemed like some showers and a passing front now is growing into a solid rain with potential downpours and gusty winds.
Guess we should have known better.
Enjoy the weekend!
Stoneham school committee apologizes for ‘distress,’ says superintendent will remain in position
The superintendent will remain in his position in Stoneham, Massachusetts, despite calls for him to step down after delays in communication to families following the arrest of a man walking school grounds with two knives.
The Stoneham School Commit…
Salisbury residents calling on lawmakers to help save eroding shoreline
High tides and fierce winds were leaving a trail of destruction in Salisbury, Massachusetts, as locals came out to watch the remnants of another nor’easter, seeking out sand on the ever-shrinking shoreline and instead finding it coating city streets.
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