‘Cowboy’ lassos loose cow in Florida
When a cow started running loose through Port Orange, Florida, Lewis Perry handled it the only way he knew how: he saddled up his horse and rode into…
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Snowy footprints lead police to alleged vape thief
Fresh snow in Lee’s Summit, Missouri, helped police officers find a suspect in a business break-in and theft over the weekend. Police responded to a business alarm in…
Read more Snowy footprints lead police to alleged vape thiefTrump administration releases SNAP benefits amid new work requirements
The Trump administration has released all withheld funds for November SNAP benefits to states for distribution, while new work requirements are set to change the program for many…
Read more Trump administration releases SNAP benefits amid new work requirements7 Days to Help End Hunger: Growing number of Coloradans experiencing ‘suburban poverty’
PARKER, Colo. — As part of our 7 Days To Help End Hunger campaign, Denver7 is highlighting a growing problem in Colorado: “suburban poverty.” The Food Bank of…
Read more 7 Days to Help End Hunger: Growing number of Coloradans experiencing ‘suburban poverty’Manchester, NH PD seek assistance identifying individuals in connection with assault and robbery
Manchester Police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying two individuals involved in an assault and robbery. The incident occurred around 1 a.m. at SOHO Bistro & Lounge…
Read more Manchester, NH PD seek assistance identifying individuals in connection with assault and robberyBreast Cancer Awareness 2025: Share your stories, join our campaign
North of Boston Media Group is preparing to launch its 14th annual Breast Cancer Awareness campaign. And we want to share your stories surrounding this far-reaching disease. ×…
Read more Breast Cancer Awareness 2025: Share your stories, join our campaignKotek appeals to Trump for more federal emergency assistance for Oregon’s spring floods
Gov. Tina Kotek delivers her State of the State address on Monday, Jan. 13, 2025. (Laura Tesler/Oregon Capital Chronicle/pool) Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek is asking President Donald Trump…
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Florida Realtors Relief Fund Offers $500K to Help Hurricane Victims
The Florida Realtors Relief Fund is offering $500,000 to help hurricane victims. The National Association of Realtors‘ Realtors Relief Foundation announced a $500,000 grant to Florida Realtors to help Floridians with…
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Walking for hospice care
DANVERS — Care Dimensions, the hospice and palliative care provider, stepped off for its 37th annual Walk for Hospice on Sunday morning on the campus of St. John’s…
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Mass. pays off $14.6M in college loan debt
BOSTON — More than 700 health care workers will have millions of dollars in student loans paid off under a taxpayer-funded state repayment program aimed at easing workforce…
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Breast Cancer Awareness 2024: Share your stories, join our campaign
The Eagle-Tribune is preparing to launch its 13th annual Breast Cancer Awareness campaign. And we want to share your stories surrounding this far-reaching disease. Our special Breast Cancer…
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Walk for Hospice returning next month in Danvers
DANVERS — Care Dimensions, the largest hospice and palliative care provider in Massachusetts, invites the public to attend the 37th annual Walk for Hospice on Sunday, Sept. 29,…
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Women’s hockey tournament benefits cancer survivors
HAVERHILL — More than 500 women will hit the ice this weekend with a goal of raising money for cancer survivorship services in the Merrimack Valley. The annual…
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State budget allocates $6 million in general funds and thousands for projects for Methuen
METHUEN — The city will be getting more than $600,000 for a host of projects and groups along with millions in general funding from the state’s $57 billion…
Read more State budget allocates $6 million in general funds and thousands for projects for MethuenLocal hospital network data breach may affect over 500
SALEM, N.H. — A data breach at a local hospital network caused more than 500 patients’ personal information to be leaked. Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network, 70 Butler St.,…
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Salem Pantry and Mass General Brigham partner to offer free walk-in clinics
The Salem Pantry and Mass General Brigham announced they will be continuing their partnership to bring their “Community Care Van” weekly free health service to the Pantry’s The…
Read more Salem Pantry and Mass General Brigham partner to offer free walk-in clinicsAnna Jaques Hospital awards $100K in grants
NEWBURYPORT — Anna Jaques Hospital will award $100,000 in grant money over the next two years to 10 community-based organizations serving the health needs of area residents. The…
Read more Anna Jaques Hospital awards $100K in grantsOpioid deaths drop 10%, but remain high
BOSTON — The scourge of opioid addiction continues to affect Massachusetts, but new data shows a double-digit decrease in the number of overdose deaths in the past year.…
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Editor’s note: The share of the U.S. population older than 65 keeps rising – and will for decades to come. Since nearly half of Americans over 65 will…
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Local doctor to head state medical society
A longtime North Shore doctor has won election as the 142nd president of the Massachusetts Medical Society. Hugh Taylor, of Ipswich, who has been practicing as family physician…
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