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SPRINGFIELD — Immigrant rights advocates on Friday continued to push for one of their top budget priorities: full funding for state-run health care programs that benefit noncitizens, regardless of their

HAVERHILL — Mama Penguin, aka Heather DiLuzio, pauses outside Northern Essex Community College and fishes her cell phone from a deep shoulder bag printed with a paired penguin design.

In the spring of 1929, Dad dropped out of school after completing the sixth grade. Six months later, and shortly after he turned 12, the stock market crashed on Oct.

All around the Carriers, fathers and sons — and a few wives and girlfriends — leaned over to inspect pristine engines of restored cars, and seasoned collectors compared notes on

TEWKSBURY — Kind­ness comes in many forms. For the Power of Flowers Project, thoughtfulness and joy comes in a small ar­rangement of flowers, individually created to brighten the day of

Noodles — whether they’re straight or squiggly, thick or thin, served chilled or in a steaming hot broth — Americans are crazy for them. For years, noodles simply meant pasta

A state probation officer who went to check on a parolee found him at home asleep next to a quantity of marijuana, according to a criminal complaint.

The $25.95 ticket for adult in-season visits, a 44% increase that Buffalo Zoo officials announced April 11, made Buffalo the highest adult admission among zoos in Pittsburgh, Toronto, Cleveland and

Despite the legislation’s uncertain status, Google acted this month to remove California-based news links on its search platform for some users.

More activity is planned at Needleseye Park and at local recreation venues as the push for expanded outdoor recreation widens.