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Central mass, it has started to weaken. As the showers moved across the boston area it is starting to taper off. Steady rain in 495 and 128 for the boston metro area, thats where those showers are a little spottier in nature. As we head into the afternoon the rain is more isolated. By 3 00 the best chance of any isolated showers are south of the pike and drying out through dinnertime. Temperatures today a little bolo average. Mid70s. The sunshine peeks through later this afternoon too and stays ...

This is kind of california weather. When do we get back to what we usually have . The wrong weather for the wrong season. Well, thats coming up in your sevenday forecast. Right now, though, lets get to the roads and start off with your traffic in tacony, gillespie street near rob instance street we have a water main break, meaning you have to avoid that area, another water main break. The alternate is al guard street or did it man. Also in keys gown, quarry road, theres an accident in which a ve...

Another school shooting threat – deemed not credible by local law enforcement – has been logged at Desert Shadows Middle School. In a statement last week, DSMS principal Chris Miranda

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Shortfalls on rent, propane hit West Marin family hard FacebookTwitterEmail When you live in a rural community like San Geronimo, your heat comes from propane. For Deirdre McDonald, Victor Urbaez and their son, Sage Urbaez, the propane bills piled up to the extent that they were looking ahead at a long, cold winter. At the same time, when their income dropped precipitously because of shelter-in-place orders, they fell behind on the rent on their cozy one-bedroom cottage. Urbaez, 64, makes a li...