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Some are staying close to home for college and some are venturing far away. All of them have big plans for the future.

Lynn police found a dead body in a burning car on Boston Street Thursday night. The person has not been identified by officials.

Five Alumni and Harper to Receive Honorary Degrees Providence College has chosen Hill Harper, J.D. to deliver the Commencement Address at PC’s 105th Commencement ceremony, which takes place on Sunday, May 21 at 11 A.M. in the Amica Mutual Pavilion. Harper is an American humanitarian, actor, author, entrepreneur, health and wellness advocate, and philanthropist who […]

I am Rajesh Velagapudi, a Process Excellence Leader at Cytiva. I am an accomplished business professional with skills in process ...

Thomas Brown of Chelmsford and Sidney Tildsley of Shawsheen Tech are The Sun's male Wrestlers of the Year. Pelham sophomore Liz Donovan earned the female Wrestler of the Year award.

Labor leaders and female construction workers had a message to the next generation of women considering the construction field: Youre wanted.

Vocational-technical schools in Massachusetts and around the country should follow the lead of a pair of schools in Worcester and Springfield, which reshaped themselves from underperforming to sparkling models of success over a decade-plus period, a think tank concluded in a new report.

A new book claims a Worcester basketball legend has the greatest shot in the history of the game.

Youkstetter was recognized for her revenue-generation program tactics and\u00a0awarded\u00a0the 2022 Entrepreneurship Honorable Mention Award.

Maura Healey, the Massachusetts Attorney General and one of the leading candidates for next governor of the state, visited Worcester on Tuesday to discuss her stance on education and workforce development, visiting the Massachusetts Teachers Association and Worcester Technical School to discuss the issues.