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Missing Massachusetts Woman Found Safe After 27 Hours in New Hampshire

Missing Massachusetts Woman Found Safe After 27 Hours in New Hampshire

Megan Kelley, a 39-year-old woman from Fall River, Massachusetts, was found safe after being missing for 27 hours from the Dolly Copp Campground in New Hampshire. Kelley was reported missing on Saturday morning, prompting a search and rescue operation by New Hampshire Fish and Game officials. Her family had also circulated posts on social media seeking help. Kelley was eventually located by hikers near biking trails in Gorham and was taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Adams Community Seals Time Capsule for Future Generations

Adams Community Seals Time Capsule for Future Generations

In celebration of America's 250th anniversary, the town of Adams, Massachusetts, has created a time capsule to be opened in 25 years. During the town's celebration, residents were invited to write letters reflecting on current events and their hopes for the future. These letters were sealed with wax and placed in a glass container for preservation. The time capsule will be stored in the town clerk's vault rather than buried, to avoid costs and potential damage from moisture. The initiative aims to connect future generations with the community's past and present, providing insights into the lives and thoughts of today's residents.
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Christian County 1988 cold case results in indictment

Christian County 1988 cold case results in indictment

Nearly 38 years after the disappearance of Ronna Bremer, her husband has been indicted by a grand jury for allegedly killing her.
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Adams, Massachusetts Creates Time Capsule for Future Generations

Adams, Massachusetts Creates Time Capsule for Future Generations

The town of Adams, Massachusetts, celebrated America's 250th anniversary by creating a time capsule to be opened in 25 years. During the town's celebration, residents were invited to write letters reflecting on current events and their hopes for the future. These letters were sealed with wax and placed in a glass container for preservation. The time capsule will be stored in the town clerk's vault rather than buried, to avoid costs and potential damage. This initiative aims to connect future generations with the community's history and current experiences.
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Severe Weather in New England Brings Flash Flood Warnings and Storms

Severe Weather in New England Brings Flash Flood Warnings and Storms

New England is experiencing severe weather conditions, with flash flood warnings issued for parts of Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Connecticut. Heavy rain and thunderstorms have led to localized flooding, particularly in areas with poor drainage. Some regions have received over three inches of rain, causing road closures and disruptions. Gusty winds are also expected, with potential for stronger gusts during thunderstorms. The weather is expected to improve briefly on Tuesday, with sunshine and lower humidity, but a more humid and unsettled pattern is forecast to return by late Wednesday, bringing further chances of showers and thunderstorms.
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Flash Flood Warning Issued for Parts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire

Flash Flood Warning Issued for Parts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire

A flash flood warning has been issued for parts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire, including areas such as Manchester, Nashua, and Derry. The National Weather Service reports that heavy rain and thunderstorms are moving through the region, with rainfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour expected. The warning highlights the risk of flash flooding in small creeks, urban areas, highways, and low-lying regions. Residents are advised to avoid flooded roads and exercise caution, as most flood-related deaths occur in vehicles.
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Massachusetts Farmer Implements Agrivoltaics to Boost Crop and Energy Production

Massachusetts Farmer Implements Agrivoltaics to Boost Crop and Energy Production

A farmer in Massachusetts has adopted an innovative approach known as agrivoltaics, which combines agriculture with solar energy generation. By installing 832 tracking solar panels over berry crops, the farm is able to produce both food and electricity simultaneously. This dual-use system not only generates clean energy but also creates a microclimate that benefits the crops. The elevated solar panels, which track the sun, provide shade that reduces soil temperatures and retains moisture, leading to healthier and more productive crops. The project demonstrates how agrivoltaics can enhance farm income while contributing to renewable energy goals.
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Cape Cod Ticks Pose Lyme Disease Risk: Prevention and Safety Tips

Cape Cod Ticks Pose Lyme Disease Risk: Prevention and Safety Tips

Cape Cod Ticks Pose Lyme Disease Risk: Prevention and Safety Tips
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Bank of America Grants $250,000 to UMass Memorial Health for North Pavilion Expansion

Bank of America Grants $250,000 to UMass Memorial Health for North Pavilion Expansion

Bank of America Grants $250,000 to UMass Memorial Health for North Pavilion Expansion
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Heavy Rain and Damaging Winds Hit Massachusetts

Heavy Rain and Damaging Winds Hit Massachusetts

Massachusetts experienced severe weather on Monday, August 3, 2026, as storms brought heavy rain and damaging winds to various parts of the state. While most areas faced significant rainfall, some regions reported isolated wind damage. The storms caused localized flooding and downed trees, disrupting transportation and power in affected areas. The weather event was covered by WBZ-TV, which highlighted the impact of the storms on local communities. The extent of the damage is still being assessed, but the storms have caused inconvenience and potential hazards for residents.
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New Bedford Hosts 110th Annual Portuguese Cultural Festival

New Bedford Hosts 110th Annual Portuguese Cultural Festival

New Bedford Hosts 110th Annual Portuguese Cultural Festival
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Boston Police Rule Death of Teen in Property Owned by Ayanna Pressley's Husband as Homicide

Boston Police Rule Death of Teen in Property Owned by Ayanna Pressley's Husband as Homicide

The Boston Police Department has officially ruled the death of 18-year-old Yoseliani Ann Marte Ocasio as a homicide. Ocasio was found dead from a gunshot wound inside a rental property in Mattapan, Massachusetts, owned by Conan Harris, the husband of U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley. The incident occurred on July 18, and no arrests have been made. Authorities have stated that there is no connection between the property's ownership and the victim's death. The property, a two-story, seven-bedroom home, was listed for sale but is currently off the market. Pressley expressed her condolences and emphasized the tragedy of a young life lost to violence.