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Rick Sobey

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Assistant Editor at Boston Herald

Assistant Editor @BostonHerald, [email protected]. Before: @LowellSun. BU 2012. 10-time marathoner, all 3 American majors. Ran up Mt Washington in 86 mins

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  • 1 day ago | bostonherald.com | Rick Sobey

    Two road rage melees in the city have led to charges for a woman who’s accused of stabbing a scooter rider, and a man allegedly using a hatchet to smash a windshield. Roxbury woman Danielle Stokes, 42, allegedly struck a man with her car and then stabbed him. She has been charged with two counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon (car and knife).

  • 1 day ago | bostonherald.com | Rick Sobey

    A shaken-up motorist who reportedly saw a trooper come flying down I-495 before he crashed into a truck and flipped several times is calling out Mass State Police for its response to the “dangerous” situation. Andover woman Jaime Kenney, 56, tells the Herald that the “horrific” incident could have been “so much worse.”Kenney was heading down I-495 south Wednesday evening to go see her brother out in Shrewsbury, who was being honored for helping save a student’s life.

  • 1 day ago | phys.org | Rick Sobey |Sadie Harley |Andrew Zinin

    As white sharks return to the Cape, researchers are helping the public chomp on shark hotspot data from last summer and fall. The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy's "White Shark Logbook" has been updated with last year's acoustic detection data of tagged apex predators.

  • 1 day ago | gazettextra.com | Rick Sobey

    By Rick Sobey - Boston Herald (TNS) BOSTON - As white sharks return to the Cape, researchers are helping the public chomp on shark hotspot data from last summer and fall. The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy's "White Shark Logbook" has been updated with last year's acoustic detection data of tagged apex predators. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

  • 2 days ago | arcamax.com | Rick Sobey

    BOSTON — As white sharks return to the Cape, researchers are helping the public chomp on shark hotspot data from last summer and fall. The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy’s “White Shark Logbook” has been updated with last year’s acoustic detection data of tagged apex predators. More than 100 individual sharks were detected along the Cape last year — resulting in nearly 170,000 total detections at the scientist’s receivers. So where were the top shark hotspots last year?

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15 May 25

RT @_AndrewCallahan: Someone forgot to tell the Tatum-less #Celtics they were dead men dribbling. On to Game 6. Column: https://t.co/ziVtW…

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15 May 25

RT @zm_cox: Forty-eight hours after losing their centerpiece superstar, the Celtics sent an emphatic message to the Knicks: Even without J…

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15 May 25

RT @zm_cox: Is it too late to put Luke Kornet on the All-NBA team?