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Get the latest up dates on the mobile and tablet apps. Jadiann bundle up. A bitter blast heading into new england as we get a taste of some arctic air. Wind chills adding to the frigid feel. Ryan if you think today is bad its only going to get worse. Jeremy reiner is here with how low its going to go. Reporter we have a cold front moving through. That has been setting off pockets of snow flurries and occasional snow showers. Weve one batch up through the merrimack valley, north ann. Worcester hills as well as connecticut and rhode island. Also heading southeast toward southeast massachusetts. ...

Has been slow to arrive because of the storm system. Peace going to its going to slow the arrival down and the storm system will ride up along this front and in doing so will create its own cold air. So the that is the challenge with the forecast. Thetimeline just after midnight tonight the storm begins as rain because were in the 50s. Then you notice Storm Timeline as we advance it you see it changes to snow in the city. Western suburbs, by 4 00 am tomorrow morning and during the 7 00 am commute timeline, were talking about wide spread steady snow, occasionally heavy wet snow and that continu...

Synnestvedt, a Concord-Carlisle senior, wore a first-place medal around her neck and held the MIAA championship trophy firmly in her grasp.

Linda Martindale Special to the Crier Lincoln-Sudbury boys varsity basketball hosted Weston High School on Friday night for an exciting back and forth game that started with a celebration of the team’s seven seniors: Adam Khan, Chase Benson, Alex Kornblum, Matt Dooley, Asher Hawk, Myles Jones and Christopher Parinella. Coach Linda Martindale talked about the impact that these seven boys have had on the basketball program and specifically mentioned their “strong desire to compete and their constant belief in Team above Self.” This unique season with the adjusted Covid-19 rules and const...

COVID clusters and in-person learning; as cases rise can we keep our kids in school? Updated Dec 12, 2020; In Framingham, Superintendent Robert Tremblay said he has noticed something alarming: cases of coronavirus were starting to spread among students. This fall, Massachusetts education officials have said schools are not leading to significant spread of the virus among children. But some districts, like Framingham and Billerica, have reported transmission they believe occurred in buildings. “So for whatever the CDC might be saying or whatever the governor or the commissioner of educatio...