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This is what it was like in plymouth yesterday afternoon. This is long beach at high tide, and the surf was really up. Plenty of splashover too. Flooding in some lowlying roads. But there is clearing ahead for us. Danielle, it looks like its already starting. The sun is coming through those clouds this morning. Danielle it is starting to breakthrough, antoinette and frank iflt depends on where you live. Some people see more sunshine. Some people see more clouds. Were seeing some clouds right now over needham but there has been some sunshine over boston. What were going to see today is a mostly...

“Today is about recalling the smiles, the laughter and joy our loved ones brought into our lives. They are more than victims as all of us know,” Kara Hayes, of the Suffolk DA’s office, said at the start of the 13th Annual Breakfast for Survivors of Homicide Victims.

For more than two decades, it was a symbol of decay and disinvestment – a once-bustling, but now-abandoned Boston Police station house left to rot when officers moved to new quarters a few blocks away in 1988. Last Friday, as elected officials and dignitaries from across the city gathered for a ribbon-cutting of a new housing complex dubbed Morton Station Village, the

As long-time Dorchester resident Lianne Hughes-Odom takes on her first leadership role this week on opening day at the small Oliver Wendell Holmes K-6 school, she brings no shortage of enthusiasm back to the community where she grew up. Hughes-Odom, 34, said that while many in Dorchester grew up, got educated, and got out, she has instead been deliberate about returning to her