Worcester, New Salem, and Pittsfield are some of the towns already seeing subzero weather after a powerful snowstorm hit the Northeast.
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A satellite image shows the blanket of snow stretching through the Northeast.
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Icicles on a restaurant window in Essex were one of the effects of the snowstorm.
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Despite the snow and frigid temperatures, Paige Gill of Boston walked along Memorial Drive.
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Youths ducked spray as huge waves crashed against the seawall at King's Beach in Lynn.
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Saira Austin shoveled her way out of her Gloucester home.
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John Vasko dug out his car on Shawmut Avenue in Boston.
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Mark Vonduyke tried to stay warm in the bitter cold as he walked down Walnut Street in Newton.
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A commuter walked to a nearly empty train station along the Massachusetts Turnpike.
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Ryan and Morgan Sexton slid down the front hill of their Ipswich house.
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A driver slid off the roadway along Route 1 at the Interstate 95 interchange in Sharon.
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Dora Rivas and Joseph Freedman waited for the T on Commonwealth Avenue.
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City workers dropped sand along Commonwealth Avenue in Boston.
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Luke Wile 6, of Ispwich helped his father shovel out from the 24 inches of snow that fell overnight.
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A person pushing a snowblower cleared a path in Ipswich.
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Galina Kats dug out her car in West Newton.
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Wind and waves battered the Scituate coastline.
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Brooke Dolan cleared snow outside her barn in Boxford as her goats, Oreo and Mocha, looked on.
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A flooded yard along the shore in Scituate today.
Freezing temperatures caused the pipes to burst, leaving some shoppers at the Prudential Center soaked.
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On a cold Saturday morning, high school students rolled out of bed and went to debate at the Holly Speech Festival, “the best thing you don’t know about.”
As mayor, Thomas M. Menino played a central role in rebuilding a city that is now among the world’s top markets for real estate investment.
Pelicans 95, Celtics 92
The Celtics wasted a chance to rally with poor execution down the stretch in their 95-92 loss at TD Garden.
Mr. Everly, with his brother Don, helped draw the blueprint of rock ‘n’ roll in the late 1950s and 1960s.
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Advice to Martin Walsh: Spark a civic conversationFreewheeling debate in Boston suffered under a thin-skinned, insecure, often peevish mayor.
Logan Mankins, Aqib Talib and Devin McCourty all earned second-team honors.
About 50 firefighters helped battle the fire in an office building, officials said.
More than half of female Marines in boot camp can’t do three pullups, the minimum standard that was supposed to take effect with the new year.
Mayor-elect Martin Walsh reported to state officials that he raised the money from 71 donors.
More than 300 flights have been canceled at Logan Airport today.
Gisli Örn Gardarsson, director of American Repertory Theater’s physical derring “The Heart of Robin Hood,” is a former national gymnast.
The blood-spattered film from China’s Jia Zhangke is a disturbed and disturbing vision of a culture rapaciously feeding on itself.
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