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Today's riddle: Do you know what the two sides of a circle are? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Medford Man Purchases Million-Dollar Lottery Ticket From Somerville Store (patch.com) — A Medford resident has claimed a $1 million prize from the Massachusetts State Lottery's "50X" scratch ticket game and plans to save and invest the windfall. The winning ticket, bought at Public Tavern in Somerville, also earns the store a $10,000 bonus, while three top prizes in the game remain unclaimed.
2. Medford Police Make Leadership Changes Ahead Of Chief's Retirement (patch.com) — Medford is reshaping its police leadership as longtime Chief Jack Buckley prepares to retire in December, with Captain Paul Covino promoted to temporary deputy chief during the transition. City officials are actively recruiting a new chief, aided by recent legislation freeing the positions from civil service rules to broaden the candidate pool.
3. Boston Globe runs Tufts student op-ed criticizing TCU Senate community seats (tuftsdaily.com) — Tufts students in Medford are debating whether the TCU Senate's 11 community seats, meant to highlight underrepresented groups, comply with federal nondiscrimination rules. A student op-ed in the Boston Globe questions their legality, while the Senate's Executive Board and Tufts administrators insist any undergraduate can run and that the structure aligns with university policy and recent Supreme Court guidance.
4. Roger Daltrey of The Who is on a farewell tour. How much are tickets? (nypost.com) — Roger Daltrey's farewell-leaning solo tour is bringing a show to Medford's Chevalier Theater on Sept. 29, with tickets currently starting around $129 including fees. If you're a local Who fan, you can expect a 16–20 song set packed with classics like "Baba O'Riley" and "Won't Get Fooled Again," plus covers from Neil Young, Paul Simon, and more.
5. Deluca added to Boston University Women's Basketball Staff - Women's HoopDirt (whoopdirt.com) — Medford basketball fans may recognize Domenic Deluca, the former Medford High School girls coach who turned the Mustangs into a consistent state-tournament team, as he steps into a new role with Boston University women's basketball. After leading Medford to 37 wins over three seasons, he'll now serve as BU's video coordinator following graduate work at Boston College.
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