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Municipal Government

• Malden City Council backs ban on dumpsters in parking spaces
• Federal budget includes $7M to overhaul Newton Commuter Rail stations
• Boston City Councilor Michael Flaherty announces he will not seek re-election​​
• Malden councilors choose 'nuclear option' amid double pole frustration
• Uncertainty lingers around Melrose library project costs
• Recreational marijuana amendment approved in Woburn by council vote
• Despite fears, town clerks say they haven’t seen mail delays ahead of upcoming elections
• Southborough debates future of historic Doc Stone House
• State promises new safety measures on Lynn Fells Parkway after review
• Melrose educators vote to authorize strike
• ‘It’s terrifying’: Contact tracers see mental health strain from work

 Transit

• Green Line comes to Medford as long-awaited extension begins service
• MBTA to temporarily shut down Green Line Extension
• MBTA adds coaches on Commuter Rail trains amid Orange Line shutdown​​

 
State Politics

• 5th Middlesex senate race features debates over school funding
• Elected leaders look to MBTA's future as GM plans to step down
• ‘We want a better result’: Local leaders promise to hold Steward accountable amid plans to close hospitals

National Politics

• Former Mass. Democratic chair excited after Harris picks Walz as running mate
• Ed Markey predicts ‘electrifying impact’ from Kamala Harris campaign after Biden drops out
• Former federal prosecutor reacts to Hunter Biden’s conviction on gun charges

Breaking News

• 'Deplorable conditions': 18 dogs rescued in Malden animal cruelty case
• Storms roll through New England, bringing downpours, flooding
• Aerosmith postpones tour due to Steven Tyler's vocal injury
• Westborough requires masks in municipal buildings
• Breakheart fires burn 79 acres, more helicopter water drops expected
• OSHA to investigate Middlesex Turnpike incident in Burlington
• Reading post office, bank temporarily closed after electrical fire
• NH soldier among 5 killed in training exercise in Mediterranean Sea
• Security officer killed in shooting at state hospital in Concord, NH
• State to close MCI-Concord, transfer prisoners to other facilities
• 108 protesters arrested, 4 officers injured as police clear Emerson pro-Palestine encampment
  
• State to close minimum security prison in Bridgewater
• Who is Richard Henning, Boston’s next archbishop?

Courts

• Lawrence man held without bail after arraignment in connection with woman’s death
• ​Fairhaven man appears in court in connection with deadly hit and run
• ​Emanuel Lopes sentenced to life in prison for killing Weymouth police sergeant and bystander in 2018
• Former Stoughton police officer indicted in connection with pregnant woman’s 2021 murder
  

 ​  Business

• Doug Flutie films Eastern Bank commercial in downtown Melrose
• Woburn motel cited for wage, sick time violations​
• Malden adds life science tenants in Malden Center area​
• Reading Starbucks workers say 'no' to union in final vote count
• Hollywood in Malden: Three new TV shows, movies film in city
• Reading's Green Tomato Kitchen to close Friday
• COVID economy shapes vision for new Malden fast food spot​
• Westborough Select Board approves payment in lieu of taxes agreement with Mass General Brigham
• Medford releases developers' visions for Wellington development

Community

• Hundreds celebrate 36th Annual Hudson Fest
• ​​Hudson High School holds graduation for Class of 2024
• American Heritage Museum showcases its historic tanks

Sports

• Hudson softball earns spot in Final 4 with comeback win over Triton
• ‘We needed it’: Shamrocks win crucial matchup against Mustangs
• Kristaps Porzingis undergoes successful leg surgery after NBA Finals injury

Arts​​

• Hudson residents spot local hockey jersey in Netflix show
• Ayo Edebiri recalls Boston upbringing during Inside Out 2 press tour
• Grunge to bedroom pop: Jesse Golliher embraces change and potential as 'Geskle'
• 'What's it like to be the lawn?'...Circus Trees gets emotional on new record​

Marketing

• How Premium Utility Contractor Helped Restore Guam’s Power Grid After Typhoon Mawar​

Photography

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