The Enterprise (Brockton, MA)

2 days ago | enterprisenews.com | Jessica Trufant |Brad Petrishen

1:23 pm ET April 22, 2025Don't expect Turtleboy to testify in second Karen Read trial. Here's whyBrad PetrishenHolden blogger Aidan Kearney is not expected to testify at the just-opened retrial of Karen Read, as the presiding judge last week agreed he had valid grounds to invoke his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.

5 days ago | enterprisenews.com | Hailey Clevenger

The 129th Boston Marathon takes place on Monday, April 21, starting in Hopkinton and ending at Copley Square in Boston. The race begins with wheelchair competitors around 9 a.m., followed by professional runners and para-athletes, with the final wave starting at 11:15 a.m.Public transportation is recommended for spectators due to road closures and limited parking. The MBTA offers a $10 all-day marathon pass for convenient travel to various viewing locations along the route.

5 days ago | enterprisenews.com | Hailey Clevenger

There are things we can do to keep our cities and towns clean for future generations. Sometimes, it's small steps like recycling, using less plastic, conserving energy and maybe it's something bigger. Earth Day is Tuesday, April 22 — a time for cities and towns to think bigger, come together, and raise awareness about protecting our environment. Across the Brockton area, several communities are marking the occasion with local Earth Day events.

1 week ago | enterprisenews.com | Hailey Clevenger |Dan O'Brien

The 129th Boston Marathon will be held on Monday, April 21, with about 30,000 runners. Defending champions Sisay Lemma and Hellen Obiri will return to compete. Local runners from various towns, ranging in age from 18 to 74, will participate. They come from throughout the world, to toe the starting line in Hopkinton for the 26.2-mile trip to Boston on Monday, April 21. Thirty thousand strong. Give or take. The 129th running of the Boston Marathon. For a few, nothing less than victory will satisfy.

1 week ago | enterprisenews.com | Hailey Clevenger

Eileen and Brendan "Stu" Maguire had the kind of love you would see in the movies. They even had a meet-cute so special, hopeless romantics would be jealous of them. The Stoughton couple had two daughters and fulfilling careers — Brendan as a production manager at Live Nation Entertainment and Eileen as president and CEO of Hope House in Boston. Not only that, they also had a huge support system. They would need it. In 2019, Brendan Maguire was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.