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As temperatures drop, and as freezing rain continues to fall, driving conditions will be dangerous. Outages were reported in Quincy and could occur in other places.
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Power outages and dangerous driving are possible as temperature falls Freezing rain will continue Sunday and the temperature will plummet, creating icy conditions that can lead to broken branches, downed power lines, and slippery roads.
Locations across the region received several inches of snow and are now contending with freezing rain.
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Democrats call Trump?s offer of temporary DACA protection a ?non-starter? They dismissed Trump?s proposal for failing to offer a permanent solution for the immigrants in question and because he refuses back away from his demand for a wall.
?Saturday Night Live? parodies presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren Kate McKinnon played the Massachusetts senator during a segment of ?Weekend Update.?
Students in ?MAGA? hats mock Native American veteran after D.C. rally A diocese in Kentucky apologized after videos emerged showing students from a Catholic boys? high school mocking Native Americans after a rally in Washington.
Robert Mueller?s office did not know extent of BuzzFeed?s allegations Within 24 hours of the story?s publication, Mueller?s team publicly disputed reporting on evidence in their ongoing investigation.
In rebuke to Charlie Baker, state GOP picks conservative to lead party The GOP elected former state representative Jim Lyons, whose legislative career was best known for his pro-Trump, very socially conservative positions.
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In its third iteration on a frigid day, Boston?s march for women drew several thousand people Saturday.
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Bowdoin President Clayton Rose discussed the tragic death of the alum, Jonathan Farmer, in a letter to the campus community.
The Essex Art Center has dedicated its galleries to the thousands of crows that roost in the city each winter.
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Warren introduced herself as an economic populist to a Claremont crowd eager to size her up as a challenger to President Trump.
Sweden?s news agency says a secret, high-level meeting between envoys from the United States and North Korea is being held in Stockholm.
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Tesla will cut 7 percent of its workforce as it tries to lower prices.
Proponents suffered a crushing defeat in June when the state?s high court ruled that the ?Fair Share Amendment? would be unconstitutional.
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