Red Sox Predicted to Land Randy Arozarena
ESPN analyst Paul Hembekides forecasts Arozarena signs with Boston, while a Phillies On SI writer predicts Philadelphia will overpay for the free agent.
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BU Students Track Midterm Results at Watch Party
Boston University students gathered on campus Tuesday to follow 2026 midterm results as youth turnout ranked second highest in 30 years.
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Massport Names Chris Donisi Voice of Logan
A Burlington pipefitter was picked from eight finalists in a public contest run by the Massachusetts Port Authority.
Sports
Anabely Bello Shares Getaway Photos With Brayan Bello
The Instagram posts from Sunday show the Red Sox pitcher's wife and him relaxing at a poolside setting.
Science
Nova Scotia Selects 2026 Tree for Boston
A 14-metre white spruce from East Amherst will be cut in a public ceremony on Nov. 18 and sent to Boston for the Dec. 3 tree lighting.
Economics
Congressman Brendan Boyle Addresses New England Council
Pennsylvania Congressman Brendan Boyle spoke before regional leaders in Boston to discuss federal policy advocacy.
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