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  • First day of spring starts off cool and breezy
    by Pete Bouchard on March 19, 2024 at 5:19 am

    We’re in a fast weather flow now. Systems will be zipping by like it’s winter — not the first day of spring. And it may feel like it by Thursday morning. We’re seeing breezes Tuesday, and cooler temperatures overall. Upper 40s should take the cake, with a small wind chill factor. Good thing the sun feels warm this time of year. Speaking of, the clouds should swarm in during the afternoon as our next system moves in. This one won’t produce much in the way of precipitation, but it’s the kind of precip that we’re watching. Cold air is rushing in as quickly as the showers are moving through. Best chance will be in the evening as the temperatures fall and therein lies the issue. The air may be too dry to allow for many showers, and synching may be off for snow. Best chance seems to be in the Worcester Hills Wednesday evening. Gusty winds will be with us overnight Wednesday and into Thursday. That will drive the wind chills down in the low 10s for most, with single digits possible in Greater Worcester. Winds finally ease Thursday night for a very cold night in the upper 10s to low/mid-20s. The recovery isn’t spectacular into the weekend, either. We’ll be below normal into Saturday as we watch a strong storm take shape to the south. When it arrives on Saturday, we could see some snow in parts of southern New England depending on the path the storm takes. Guidance is all over the place right now, so we’ll sit tight and let it play out.

  • Boston police officer hospitalized in Dorchester shooting
    by Staff Reports on March 18, 2024 at 10:13 pm

    An officer with the Boston Police Department is recovering after being shot Monday in Dorchester. Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox said police received a 911 call around 9:30 p.m. reporting a person with a gun on Esmond Street. The officer was shot in his bulletproof vest when responding. “As officers approached the suspect, the suspect actually fired one round, hitting the officer in the chest, and the other officers were able to arrest the suspect,” Cox said. The officer was taken to Boston Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries. “Thankfully, he’s going to be OK,” Cox said. “Tonight is yet another reminder of all that our officers and their families put on the line to serve our city,” Mayor Michelle Wu said. The suspect, whose name has not been released, is expected to be arraigned Tuesday in Dorchester District Court, according to Cox.

  • Westborough police seek missing woman
    on March 18, 2024 at 9:11 pm

    Police in Westborough, Massachusetts, are asking for the public’s help to find a woman who has been missing since last week. Olivia Colby was last seen Thursday on Mountain View Drive, police said Monday. Colby is described as being about 5’7 and 120 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. She may be wearing a green army jacket, police said. A missing person poster shared by police says while Colby could be anywhere, she may be in the Lowell area. Anyone with information is asked to call police at 508-366-3060.

  • Chelsea registered sex offender accused of possessing images of child sex abuse
    by Thea DiGiammerino on March 18, 2024 at 7:47 pm

    A Chelsea, Massachusetts, man who is already registered as a sex offender was arraigned on a child pornography charge Monday as part of an ongoing investigation prompted by a tip to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Timothy Brown, 38, was arraigned on one count of possession of child pornography. His bail was set at $10,000. The Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office said the investigation began due to a cyber tip provided by Yahoo to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The tip reported an email sent by a user with photos attached. The photos showed a child getting undressed. Yahoo also provided data on the IP address that accessed the picture files and dates and times that the email was sent and the account was accessed. The tip was referred to Massachusetts State Police, and the department began investigating. Another man, identified as Kenneth Higgins, of Revere, was arrested on March 13 on the same charge. Higgins is also a registered sex offender, according to police. The DA said Higgins was identified through the email address and Brown was identified as using the IP address that accessed the email account. In a cellphone found in Brown’s home, investigators found a folder titled “13-17 year old females” with 600 images believed to be child sex abuse, according to the DA. Overall, they found 2,700 images of suspected child sex abuse on the device. Brown is a registered Level 2 sex offender. He was convicted in 2015 of indecent assault and battery on child under 14 years of age. “This investigation provides an excellent example of a tech company flagging a serious crime for law enforcement and then investigators from State Police and our human trafficking and exploitation unit following that lead directly to these two individuals.  This should make clear to anyone who contributes in any way to the sexual exploitation of children that they are likely to be caught and brought to justice,” District Attorney Kevin Hayden said Get updates on what’s happening in Boston to your inbox. Sign up for our News Headlines newsletter.

  • Marking the 34th anniversary of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum art heist
    by Abbey Niezgoda on March 18, 2024 at 6:55 pm

    This week marks 34 years since 13 works were stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. The unsolved case still haunts Boston to this day, but even as the decades pass, investigators have not given up on locating the paintings and solving the mystery.  It was the largest art heist in the world. Anthony Amore, the director of the museum’s security, said tips continue to pour in about the case, with people constantly reporting possible sightings of the stolen works. He said they got roughly 20 tips in the last year from people who thought they spotted the missing art in Zillow listings.  “I think it’s incredibly unlikely they’re hiding in plain sight,” Amore said.  He said the $10 million private reward that the museum is offering for information that leads to the paintings still stands and he hopes to pay it soon. He said the time that has passed since the heist could actually turn out to work in their favor.  “These things are recovered very often after a number of decades because a scary person involved dies or isn’t scary anymore,” Amore said.  A key witness at the center of the case passed away last month. Richard Abath, the former guard who opened the door for the thieves responsible for the heist, died after a long illness. He maintained his innocence but was constantly questioned by investigators who thought the heist was an inside job.  Former assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Fisher spent years investigating the case. He said deaths like that could be a loss for the investigation, but could also lead to a break in the case.  “Whenever that happens, there is hope that somebody who was maybe holding back some information that would implicate a loved one, a family member or a criminal associate would then come forward,” Fisher said.  Back at the museum, officials said they are no longer concerned with prosecution. Their only goal is to fill the missing frames with the art that was taken. “Where are they right now? The people who know where they are right now, I believe, are still with us. Somebody has information.” Amore said.  All tips can remain anonymous and can be reported to the Gardner Museum directly at this link. More local news ana walshe Mar 1 How Brian Walshe's years-long art fraud scheme unfolded, in episode 2 of our podcast Massachusetts Mar 6 Massachusetts art museum workers strike over wages

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  • Student artwork shines at City Hall
    by Danielle Ray on March 19, 2024 at 8:42 am

    LEOMINSTER — The annual Leominster Youth Art Show is just wrapping up this year and students presented their artwork through a variety of mediums, all of which is on public display today and tomorrow in Tata Auditorium at City Hall. Talented students in grades K-12 from Leominster Public Schools, St. Anna Catholic School, and St.

  • Senate bill signals another shelter showdown
    by Chris Lisinski on March 19, 2024 at 7:45 am

    BOSTON — Senate Democrats on Monday teed up their own proposal to cap how long people can stay in the strained emergency family shelter system, while enabling more than $800 million in state savings to flow toward the crisis response. The Senate will vote Thursday on a redrafted bill (S 2708) imposing new limitations on

  • Ask the Psychic: I feel stuck. What can I do to push myself out?
    by Bonnie Page on March 19, 2024 at 7:17 am

    DEAR BONNIE: I hope you can help me understand why I am feeling the way I am lately. I should be happy, and I try to live a life of feeling grateful, but recently, I feel like I am stuck. I am stuck mostly in my career but also life in general. I need something

  • Shaw: The resilience of New England’s dairy farms
    by Warren Shaw on March 19, 2024 at 6:19 am

    This week is National Agriculture Week, celebrating farmers and their contributions to our society and economy. Dairy farmers are the unsung heroes of our agricultural landscape, working 365 days to provide consumers with a nutritious and affordable product. But the contributions of dairy farmers extend far beyond producing dairy products. Dairy farmers play a crucial

  • Bilingual Nashoba Tech students speak on state ed panel
    by Submitted Article on March 19, 2024 at 5:35 am

    WESTFORD — Three students at Nashoba Valley Technical High School sat on a student panel run by the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education about the Seal of Biliteracy. Maria Clara Resende (sophomore, Chelmsford, Marketing), Lorenna Teixeira (senior, Ayer, Dental Assisting), and Lorrainy Rodrigues (sophomore, Ayer, Engineering Technology) are native speakers of Portuguese, and

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  • Cawley Stadium’s $8 million facelift
    by Melanie Gilbert on March 19, 2024 at 8:11 am

    LOWELL — Cawley Stadium has historical and community importance to the residents of Lowell. Built in 1937, with seating capacity of 6,000, and having played host to thousands of games and events over the decades, the outdoor facility has seen better days. Now, that’s about to change.

  • Senate bill signals another shelter showdown
    by Chris Lisinski on March 19, 2024 at 7:45 am

    BOSTON — Senate Democrats on Monday teed up their own proposal to cap how long people can stay in the strained emergency family shelter system, while enabling more than $800 million in state savings to flow toward the crisis response. The Senate will vote Thursday on a redrafted bill (S 2708) imposing new limitations on

  • Ask the Psychic: I feel stuck. What can I do to push myself out?
    by Bonnie Page on March 19, 2024 at 7:17 am

    DEAR BONNIE: I hope you can help me understand why I am feeling the way I am lately. I should be happy, and I try to live a life of feeling grateful, but recently, I feel like I am stuck. I am stuck mostly in my career but also life in general. I need something

  • Shaw: The resilience of New England’s dairy farms
    by Warren Shaw on March 19, 2024 at 6:19 am

    This week is National Agriculture Week, celebrating farmers and their contributions to our society and economy. Dairy farmers are the unsung heroes of our agricultural landscape, working 365 days to provide consumers with a nutritious and affordable product. But the contributions of dairy farmers extend far beyond producing dairy products. Dairy farmers play a crucial

  • Bilingual Nashoba Tech students speak on state ed panel
    by Submitted article on March 19, 2024 at 5:35 am

    WESTFORD — Three students at Nashoba Valley Technical High School sat on a student panel run by the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education about the Seal of Biliteracy. Maria Clara Resende (sophomore, Chelmsford, Marketing), Lorenna Teixeira (senior, Ayer, Dental Assisting), and Lorrainy Rodrigues (sophomore, Ayer, Engineering Technology) are native speakers of Portuguese, and

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