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Morgan Gonzales

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Morgan Gonzales is a breaking news reporter. She studied journalism at the University of Georgia where she focused on health and medical reporting. She has previously reported for the Dallas Morning News.

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FOUND: 68-Year-Old Man With Dementia Last Seen In Dracut FOUND: 68-Year-Old Man With Dementia Last Seen In Dracut
Found: 68-Year-Old Man With Dementia Last Seen In Dracut UPDATE: Dracut Police report Michael Cluck has been located. Police are requesting the public's help to find a missing person with dementia.  Michael Cluck, a 68-year-old with dementia, went missing on Friday, March 24, according to the Dracut Police Department.  Cluck was last seen at 12:30 p.m. in the area of Skyline Drive, according to a Tweet from Mike Williams, @mwilliamsb80, of the Dracut Police Department. He is described as a 5-foot-nine man with gray balding hair and gray beard. Cluck was last seen wearing a blue shirt and jeans, a patriots hat, white sneakers and …

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New Update: Suspected Vandalism Causes Internet Outage For Thousands In Fairfield County New Update: Suspected Vandalism Causes Internet Outage For Thousands In Fairfield County
New Update: Suspected Vandalism Causes Internet Outage For Thousands In Fairfield County This story has been updated. Approximately 8,000 Optimum customers were left without internet because of "extensive damage" likely caused by a vandal, the company said.  The company announced that some Fairfield County customers were without internet on Friday, March 24 due to a fiber cut by suspected vandalism. Service was estimated to be interrupted into Saturday, March 25, the company said.  Optimum teams restored power to 99% of customers by around 8 p.m. on Friday, March 24, according to company spokesperson Janet Meahan. "We thank our crews for their hard work repairing th…

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UPDATE: Community Donated, Got Holbrook 26-Year-Old Crushed By Semi In Nebraska Back Home UPDATE: Community Donated, Got Holbrook 26-Year-Old Crushed By Semi In Nebraska Back Home
Update: Community Donated, Got Holbrook 26-Year-Old Crushed By Semi In Nebraska Back Home A "nightmare" road trip ended early when a car rammed into the vehicle containing a 26-year-old with a "beautiful soul," flipping her car 15 times before ejecting her from the vehicle, after which she was run over by a tractor-trailer.  Tatyana, of Holbrook, was accompanying her best friend from Boston to California to help him move and had made it to Route 80 in Nebraska when they were in the near-fatal car accident on Sunday, March 19, according to a GoFundMe for Abouzeid.  After multiple false starts, Tatyana was able to get boarded on an AirMed flight heading to Boston. GoFundMe / "…

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America's Test Kitchen's Boston Headquarters Lays Off Union, Non-Union Workers America's Test Kitchen's Boston Headquarters Lays Off Union, Non-Union Workers
America's Test Kitchen's Boston Headquarters Lays Off Union, Non-Union Workers America's Test Kitchen reports that it staffs 60 full-time test cooks, editors, and product testers, but that number is dropping significantly after the company laid off 23 employees, including all of the staff for ATK Kids.  The union for America's Test Kitchen employees announced on Friday, March 24 that 14 union members and 9 non-union members had bee laid off. Less than two months prior, the recipe-creating brand headquartered in Boston's Seaport District was acquired by Marquee Brands on February 2, 2023, according to a press release.  View this post on Instagram …

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Boston Proposal Would Fine Pet Shops For Selling Guinea Pigs In Addition To Cats, Dogs Boston Proposal Would Fine Pet Shops For Selling Guinea Pigs In Addition To Cats, Dogs
Boston Proposal Would Fine Pet Shops For Selling Guinea Pigs In Addition To Cats, Dogs Cage-bound pets will get the same protections cats and dogs have if a proposed ordinance passes, according to court documents.  Boston City Councilor Liz Breadon proposed an update to the city's existing humane pet shop ordinance on Wednesday, March 22 that would prohibits the sale guinea pigs in pet shops in addition to existent restrictions on the sales of dogs, cats, and rabbits. The restriction is designed to improve animal welfare by reducing the number of guinea pig surrenders in the Boston area. MSPCA-Angell and Boston Animal Care and Control both reported a dramatic uptick in guine…

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Most Expensive Listing In Watertown's Realty History Sign Of What's To Come Most Expensive Listing In Watertown's Realty History Sign Of What's To Come
Most Expensive Listing In Watertown's Realty History Sign Of What's To Come The price tags of Watertown homes are on an upward trajectory, says the realtor of what a controversial listing that may be the city's most expensive to ever hit the market.  A contemporary-style single-family home located at 153 Robbins Road in Watertown was listed for sale at $2.6 million on Tuesday, March 7 by George Mavrogiannidis of Real Estate Advisors Group. The 4-bedroom, 6-bath home is likely the most expensive of any Watertown property sold by a realtor, says Mavrogiannidis, who checked years of listings to make the claim. The contemporary-style home is a shake-up for Watertown p…

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Mass Lottery Game With 30-Year History Just Paid Out Its First $1 Million Prize Mass Lottery Game With 30-Year History Just Paid Out Its First $1 Million Prize
Mass Lottery Game With 30-Year History Just Paid Out Its First $1 Million Prize A lottery ticket sold in a deli using less-than-inventive numbers scored the top prize for the first time in a game's 30-year history.  The $1 million winner picked up a ticket for the game "Keno" from Zenner’s Pub & Deli, located at 303 Tyler Street in Pittsfield, and selected the numbers 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12, according to the Massachusetts State Lottery.  The consecutive numbers paid off on Wednesday, March 22, securing the first $1 million payout in history of the game "Keno," which was introduced in 1993. Wednesday's winning numbers also awarded a $500,000…

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Hip New Ramen Restaurant Spices Up Andover's Dining Scene Hip New Ramen Restaurant Spices Up Andover's Dining Scene
Hip New Ramen Restaurant Spices Up Andover's Dining Scene It started with a soft launch, but a brand-new authentic Japanese restaurant left a strong impression on its first few diners.  "This will be my regular ramen spot," said North Andover resident Alex Ura about Akita Ramen, which opened on Thursday, March 23 at its location on Main Street in Andover.  Ura and his wife arrived 20 minutes after the restaurant opened its doors on the day of its soft launch. He had kept his eye on the restaurant's progress since seeing a sign in the building's window months ago.  Akita Ramen's opening day offered excited patrons a limited men…

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Salem Public School Tutor Suspended For 'Inappropriate Interactions' Salem Public School Tutor Suspended For 'Inappropriate Interactions'
Salem Public School Tutor Suspended For 'Inappropriate Interactions' The Salem Public School district increased its number of tutors to help students catch up from pandemic-induced disruptions to learning, but one tutor may have taken advantage of close proximity to students and is now being investigated for alleged "inappropriate interactions." The part-time academic tutor was placed on leave while investigations into inappropriate conduct take place, Salem Public Schools said in a statement.  The school said it was aware of conversations among families and staff in relation to the tutor's alleged misconduct, but that it could not share more informatio…

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Column Of Fire Engulfs Boat At Somerville Yacht Club Column Of Fire Engulfs Boat At Somerville Yacht Club
Column Of Fire Engulfs Boat At Somerville Yacht Club A boat at the Winter Hill Yacht Club on the Mystic river caught fire, bringing marine fire units from three nearby communities to help extinguish the flames. Group 3 along with marine units from Boston, Cambridge, and Medford currently operating at a fully involved boat fire at WHYC https://t.co/rws0ONVFcQ — Somerville Firefighters Local 76 (@somfdlocal76) March 22, 2023 The fire broke out at the yacht club marina, located on 500 Artisan Way in Assembly Row, in Somerville, around 5:20 p.m. on Wednesday, March 22, according to the Somerville Fire Department.  One commuter was able to se…

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