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yahoo.com | Daniel Coates |Bryan Lambert
Market Basket CEO Arthur T. Demoulas has been put on paid administrative leave amid accusations that he has been considering leading a work stoppage that could upend stores across the region. The Market Basket Board of Directors wrote to employees Wednesday afternoon that they would be investigating “credible allegations” that Demoulas was planning to disrupt operations of the grocery giant with 90 locations and over 30,000 workers by planning a work stoppage.
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boston25news.com | Daniel Coates
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Professors and students took to the stage in front of hundreds off Harvard University’s Campus to rally for their international classmates and colleagues. Last week, the Trump administration announced an enrollment ban for international students entering or at Harvard University. The ban’s been paused by a federal judge — but the upcoming school year for international students remains unclear.
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1 week ago |
boston25news.com | Daniel Coates
BROCKTON, Mass. — A family in Brockton says they’re forced from their home Sunday night after a car broke through their fence, drove over their lawn, and into the side of their home. Juares Jean-Louis lives in the Lafoye Street home off Thatcher Street with his family. He told Boston 25 Sunday that he was outside doing work on the lawn before the collision. “I go in, relax, sit down, start having some good times with my son, and boom,” Jean-Louis said.
‘My parents are with me’: Maxim Naumov back on Norwood home ice since losing parents in Jan. tragedy
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boston25news.com | Daniel Coates
NORWOOD, Mass. — Maxim Naumov, son of two Skating Club of Boston coaches who both died in January’s Washington, DC plane crash, performed for the first time on home ice since the tragedy. The 23-year-old performed as part of the travelling Stars on Ice program, featuring several world champion skaters. Naumov bowed and kissed to the roaring crowd after performing to One Last Breath by Creed Saturday night.
‘My parents are with me’: Maxim Naumov back on Norwood home ice since losing parents in Jan. tragedy
1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Daniel Coates
Maxim Naumov, son of two Skating Club of Boston coaches who both died in January’s Washington, DC plane crash, performed for the first time on home ice since the tragedy. The 23-year-old performed as part of the travelling Stars on Ice program, featuring several world champion skaters. Naumov bowed and kissed to the roaring crowd after performing to One Last Breath by Creed Saturday night.
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