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You Can Rent an Apartment in the ‘Good Will Hunting' House
An apartment in a South Boston building made famous by the movie “Good Will Hunting” is up for rent, but you may have to be good with numbers to afford it. The second-floor unit in the triple-decker home at 190 W. Sixth Street will cost you $4,500 a month. The apartment won’t look like it did in 1997, when the…
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Man Tries to Open Plane Door, Stab Flight Attendant on LA-Boston Flight, Feds Say
There have been a series of incidents at Logan Airport over the last week, including one where a man allegedly tried to open the door of a plane and attacked a flight attendant.
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Man Tries to Open Plane Door, Stab Flight Attendant on LA-Boston Flight, Feds Say
No one on board Flight 2609 was seriously hurt but the man “was restrained after becoming a security concern” by the plane’s crew and other customers.
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Two United Airlines Planes Clip Wings at Boston's Logan Airport
No one was injured when the two planes clipped Monday morning.
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JetBlue Plane, Private Jet Have ‘Close Call' at Boston's Logan Airport: FAA
Two planes had “a close call” at Boston Logan International Airport Monday night when one took off without clearance as another landed, federal aviation officials said Tuesday.
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Twitter Is Loving Ben Affleck's Dunkin' Super Bowl Commercial, Watch It Here
Super Bowl commercials are a national phenomenon, and Dunkin’s highly-anticipated ad starring Ben Affleck was a massive hit in the early going Sunday.
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Here's How Much Prince William and Kate's Royal Visit Cost the City of Boston
Prince William and the Princess of Wales were in Boston for 3-day visit last year for their Earthshot Prize ceremony.
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Harvard's Hasty Pudding Celebrates Jennifer Coolidge as its Woman of the Year
“The White Lotus” actress Jennifer Coolidge was roasted Saturday before being honored as the 2023 Woman of the Year by Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals.
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‘Love 360': The Embrace, Boston's New Monument to MLK, Coretta Scott King, Is Unveiled
History was made on the Boston Common Friday as The Embrace monument was unveiled, honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Coretta Scott King and the love they shared with the world.
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Ben Affleck Spotted Serving Dunkin' at a Mass. Drive-Thru
It’s well-known that movie star Ben Affleck loves his Dunkin’ — he’s often spotted drinking one — and now he’s apparently serving them, too.
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Ex-Mafia Boss ‘Cadillac Frank' Salemme Dies in Prison at 89
Francis “Cadillac Frank” Salemme, the once powerful New England Mafia boss who was serving a life sentence behind bars for the 1993 killing of a Boston nightclub owner, has died at the age of 89, according to the Bureau of Prisons. Salemme died on Tuesday, according to Bureau of Prisons’ online records. Bureau officials did not immediately respond to an email seeking...
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Man Found Dangling From Boston High-Rise After Body Was Found Is Charged With Murder
The man who allegedly tried jumping out of a 12th-story apartment where a dead body was found in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood Sunday has now been charged with murder. Michael Perry, 37, was ordered held without bail in Boston Municipal Court Friday afternoon, according to the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. They identified the man who died as Jose Aponte....
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The Time I Flew Coach With Prince William
William, the Prince of Wales, is arriving in Boston Wednesday on his first visit to the United States in eight years. Reporter Eli Rosenberg will be covering the royal visit, but it’s not his first brush with the heir to the British throne. Here’s his story from that day.
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Kicking Off Royal Visit, Prince William Addresses ‘Great City of Boston'
The City of Boston welcomed British royalty Wednesday, as the highly anticipated visit from the Prince and Princess of Wales got underway. Prince William and Princess Catherine — the royal couple often referred to simply as William and Kate — lit Boston City Hall green after addressing a crowd at the building’s plaza during a heavy rainstorm. “Thank you to…
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Oddball 6-Foot ‘Lobsta Mickey' Statue Returns to Boston
A long-forgotten, and somewhat unsettling, statue of Mickey Mouse with giant lobster claws for hands has found its way back to Boston.
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18-Year-Old Helps Save Man Near TD Garden After Celtics Game
A young man was leaving TD Garden late Friday night after attending a Celtics game with his dad when he heard screams for help.
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Biden Admin Unveils $13.5 Billion in Funding to Help Americans Lower Energy Costs
The Biden administration said Wednesday it is making $4.5 billion available through a low-income home energy assistance program to help with heating costs heading into what is expected to be a brutal winter.
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FBI Identifies ‘Lady of the Dunes,' Murder Victim Found Nearly 50 Years Ago in Massachusetts
Ruth Marie Terry has been identified nearly 50 years after she was found dead on Cape Cod, east of Race Point Ranger Station on July 26, 1974.
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2021 Boston Marathon Winner Faces Disqualification Over New Doping Charge
The woman who won the 2021 Boston Marathon is set to have her victory rescinded after she was found to have taken a banned substance.
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This Guy Flew From Massachusetts to Connecticut Just for Krispy Kreme Donuts
Two weekends ago, Chase decided to take his family on a 75-mile-plus plane ride across state lines to the nearest location just to get a hold of the glazed buns.