Woman Extricated After Snowy Crash + 6 Missing After Boat Sinks + Date Spots For Valentine's Day: MA Weekend

MASSACHUSETTS — One person is dead and six people remain missing after a fishing boat sank off the coast of Gloucester this past weekend.

Meanwhile, three people were injured in an early-morning crash on a busy interstate highway.

Plus, these restaurants are emerging as arguably the most romantic options for a Valentine’s Day date as the holiday fast approaches.

1 Dead, 6 Missing After Fishing Boat Sinks Off MA Coast
The U.S. Coast Guard Northeast District said it began a search-and-rescue effort around 6:50 a.m. on Friday after it received an emergency call from the 72-foot fishing vessel known as Lily Jean. According to the boat’s emergency position-indicating radio beacon, it was last known to be approximately 25 miles off the coast of Cape Ann. Search crews located a debris field near the location of where the emergency beacon was sounded, one unresponsive body was recovered from the water. A life raft associated with the vessel was also found, but it was unoccupied.

3-Vehicle Crash Results In Multiple Injuries On I-95: Authorities
Emergency personnel responded to the scene near Interstate Marker Mile 4 in the city of Attleboro at approximately 5:30 a.m. Firefighters used hydraulic tools to extricate a woman from one of the vehicles and came to the aid of a man whose vehicle was off the road in a snowbank by removing surrounding trees and branches to get to him. Both were taken to Rhode Island Hospital. A woman in another vehicle who was able to exit the car independently was also taken to the hospital out of precaution.

These MA Restaurants May Be Perfect For Valentine's Day Celebrations
Valentine's Day, regularly observed on Feb. 14, falls on a Saturday this year and provides the chance for couples to share a nice, romantic meal over a candlelight dinner. Eateries in Cambridge, Boston, Worcester, and Hyannis are among the communities with some good options that are accepting reservations.

With The Big Game Coming Up, Here's How Patriots Fans Can Stay Safe From Scams
Super Bowl LX tickets are selling for more than $6,000, and as scams evolve, it's important to stay protected, Aura Chief Product Officer Kristin Lewis said. Super Bowl LX tickets are selling for more than $6,000, and Lewis said that numerous websites and advertisements are fraudulent and meant to trick fans who want to see the Super Bowl in person. According to Lewis, lack of seller verification status, lack of details on the event, impersonation of legitimate online vendors, lack of refund policy, requests for personal information, and unrealistic deals as signs of a scam.

10 Things To Do In MA If You Don't Care About The Super Bowl
The Super Bowl is Sunday, Feb. 8, but it’s not the only event competing for attention in Massachusetts. There are plenty of ways to enjoy the day, including kid-friendly watch parties to events for people who don’t care about the NFL championship game between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks. Patch rounded up 10 events in Massachusetts to appeal to a variety of tastes, including William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream, a Freedom Trail Insiders tour and even a class on making sushi.

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