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  • 3 days ago | wcvb.com | Emily Maher

    Hundreds of protesters gathered in Worcester, Massachusetts, on Sunday afternoon in opposition to recent arrests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. The detainment of a Brazilian woman, Ferreira de Oliveira, sparked the protests after she was arrested on assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, and assault and battery on a pregnant victim charges, according to ICE.

  • 5 days ago | wcvb.com | Emily Maher

    POPE BEFORE HE WAS THE POPE. EMILY. WELL, MARIA. THE MOMENT POPE LEO WAS INTRODUCED TO THE WORLD IS A MOMENT. ONE PRIEST HERE AT MERRIMACK COLLEGE SAYS LEFT HIM SPEECHLESS. HE AND THE PONTIFF GO BACK DECADES. I WAS NOT EXPECTING IT AT ALL, AND I WAS SHOCKED. I WAS JUST SHOCKED. YEARS BEFORE FATHER RAYMOND LUGOS WORKED AT MERRIMACK COLLEGE, HE WAS A STUDENT AT VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY IN PENNSYLVANIA. HE NEVER IMAGINED HIS FORMER CLASSMATE PICTURED HERE RECEIVING AN HONORARY DEGREE FROM MERRIMACK IN 2005.

  • 6 days ago | wcvb.com | Emily Maher

    AUGUSTINIANS. EMILY NORWELL BEN. ERIKA. THOSE WHO KNOW POPE LEO SAY HE IS KIND. HE IS CALM, AND HE IS COMMITTED TO SERVICE. AND FOR SOME HERE AT MERRIMACK COLLEGE, THE NEW POPE IS A MAN THEY KNOW WELL. POPE LEO THE 14TH RECEIVED AN HONORARY DEGREE FROM MERRIMACK IN 2005. MERRIMACK IN VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY IN PENNSYLVANIA ARE THE ONLY TWO AUGUSTINIAN COLLEGES IN THE U.S. THE NEW POPE WENT TO COLLEGE AT VILLANOVA, AND IT WAS THERE HE ATTENDED CLASSES WITH FATHER RAYMOND DLUGOS, WHO NOW WORKS AT MERRIMACK.

  • 1 week ago | wcvb.com | Emily Maher

    Tree crews have been cleaning up all day after a storm rolled through Saturday, sending a pine tree crashing through the roof of a Sudbury, Massachusetts, home. "A lot of broken trees, a couple hit the houses, and it's a disaster," said Kyle Sweet from Rusty's Tree Service. A massive white pine left two huge holes in the roof of a home on Peakham Road in Sudbury.

  • 1 week ago | wcvb.com | Emily Maher

    A group of doctors and clinicians from Ukraine are visiting Boston this week, learning from some of the best medical professionals in the U.S., on how to better heal the invisible wounds of war. As a part of their trip, they were able to visit Boston's Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox. For the last three years, the physicians have been treating the physical and invisible wounds of those fighting in Ukraine.

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