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Even a serious crime conviction won't mean automatic expulsion from the state's shelter system. Several cities saw more rats in recent years due to warming temperatures and neighborhoods becoming more densely populated with people — and trash, researchers say.
A steady stream of snow blanketed New England overnight, with 4 to 6 inches covering the ground and glistening from trees and atop cars early Sunday morning. Shuttle buses continue to replace train service after Green Line crash in Somerville renews safety concerns The National Transit Safety Board is investigating after a train carrying five passengers collided with a stationary out-of-service train at East Somerville Station Sunday.
Governor Maura Healey appears to be trying to do her job, and avoid panicking the populace. Police seek help identifying suspects in Beacon Hill assault. National Grid quietly dropped its highly-praised geothermal pilot in Lowell.
The world tuned in Sunday night to see if the Chiefs could make history. The pop singer was in attendance to cheer on her boyfriend Travis Kelce at this year's Super Bowl. Historically presidents have worked to avoid government shutdowns, Trump may use a long one to transform government. Many Republicans have long seen the foreign aid agency, which Trump wants to gut, as a benefit for the United States. Plus, a Sly and the Family Stone documentary, and more.
