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Minutes with an update on the storm. Vanessa drivers dealing with street flooding in blackstone. Mark john monahan continues our weather coverage right now from milford and john, it began ranking interest a short there a short time ago. The reporter five or ten minutes ago. Its coming down really hard. Were on route 16, route 109 in milford. We drove here from walpole about 25 minutes ago, and ill tell you right now, on the 15 minutes, this rain started to become torrential. This intersection busy at rush hour, its slowed down and backed up even more so because of the heavy rain and were just out in the area that kevin was talking about up in holden, but the storms, you can see the clouds in the distance, where we are is very dark and ominous. This rain is starting to get heavier by the minute, since weve been here in the last 10 to 15 minutes. Well watch the storms as we move through the area and keep you posted on everything as the you. Reporting live in milford this afternoon, john

Boston Public Schools parents brace for budget cuts

About 70 percent of schools are set to lose at least some staff, with over one-third losing more than 5 percent of their workforce, according to a Globe review of next year's budget proposal that the School Committee is expected to vote on Wednesday night.

Boston s McKinley schools, renamed in tribute to Mel King, get promise of renovation

The four schools, which serve students with disabilities, will now be known as the Melvin H. King South End Academy. But in the school’s cramped and aging auditorium Wednesday morning, what felt just as important was Mayor Wu’s commitment to a renovation – soon.

Tufts Awards Grants to 35 Non-Profits to Support Local Initiatives

Tufts Community Grant program provides support for local non-profits hit hard by COVID-19 pandemic Credit: Kelvin Ma, Tufts University Photo Thirty-five local organizations in Tufts’ four host communities in Massachusetts have been awarded $35,000 in grants from the Tufts Community Grants (TCG) program. The grants, which are funded by donations from Tufts University faculty and staff, are awarded each year to community-based charitable organizations in Boston, Grafton, Medford and Somerville. TCG is a giving option of the annual Tufts Community Appeal, an internal fundraising campaign for faculty and staff at Tufts University. Donors to the TCG program are members of the Tufts workforce who value and support the work of the university’s community partners and the welfare of Tufts’ host communities.

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