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Between Devri Boston, the Braintree police, Weymouth and Quincy police department $6675 was raised for Lucy’s Love Bus.
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Officers Kevin St. Ives and Christopher Dominguez were sworn in by Mayor Charles Kokoros during a private ceremony at the police station.
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Jack McDonough's fast action during a medical emergency ensured that his 9-year-old sister got the care she needed.
Norfolk County Sheriff Patrick McDermott encouraged seniors to sign up for the free, potentially life-saving program.
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BELD said the fund will help families who don’t qualify for federal or state assistance with the payment of their home energy expenses.
Do you have any old books around the house you no longer need? If so, consider donating them to the Thayer Public Library in Braintree.
Safely enjoy some exercise and some socially distanced conversation with Town Councilor Meredith Boericke and your Braintree neighbors.
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Braintree residents raised more than $21,000 for a family that lost their home in a Christmas morning fire.
Braintree Recreation Director Nelson Chin, 66, died Friday, Dec. 18 due to complications with the coronavirus.
Such a close conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn hasn’t occurred since 1623. The Ursid meteor shower peak coincides with the solstice.
The Braintree Recreation Department announced the death of Nelson Chin on Saturday.
Beginning Monday, Jan 4, applications for seasonal employment with the Braintree Recreation Department will be available.
The center is in need of toys for boys and girls between ages 8 and 11.
Each winter bucket contains a winter coat, cold weather gear, snacks, a mask and hand sanitizer.
The Patch Holiday Food Drive is raising money for Feeding America and the food banks, pantries and meal programs in Norfolk County.
The socially distant dinner will replace the annual Christmas party and raise money for the Marge Crispin Center.
Here are the deadlines in Braintree to send holiday packages in time for delivery by Christmas Day, Friday, Dec. 25.
All pajama donations will benefit the Marge Crispin Center to help Braintree kids in need.
The drive is collecting gift cards instead of toys this year to lessen the risk of spreading the coronavirus from many people touching toys.
Mayor Charles Kokoros met with LouAnna Kelly, 13, to honor her work making over 200 masks for Braintree veterans, children and seniors.
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Braintree nonprofits have been hard hit in 2020 by the coronavirus pandemic. Help Patch highlight the work of your favorite local charity.
Melanie Anderson received the most votes in her group and is one step closer to her dream of owning a bakery in Braintree.
All food donations will benefit the Marge Crispin Center to help Braintree residents in need.
Braintree resident Melanie Anderson hopes to win the "Greatest Baker" competition, so she can use the prize money to open her own bakery.
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All events during Senior Health and Fitness Week will take place outdoors and implement social distancing.
In October, pink is the new blue.
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