Ross Cristantiello is a staff writer at Boston.com. He covers a diverse array of topics, including Boston politics, breaking crime stories, wildlife conservation, and regional interest, with a commitment to journalism that strengthens community connections. Ross has been featured in Boston.com and NewsBreak.
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By: Ross Cristantiello
Joshua Luth, of Lancaster, died despite the efforts of first responders and good Samaritans.
The longtime host of "The Sports Huddle," Andelman was known for his quick wit and the millions he helped raise for cystic fibrosis research.
By: Ross Cristantiello
Despite positive press, Nine's owners said that they were "unable to achieve the consistent guest traffic necessary to continue operating."
Humidity and storms are expected to return later this week. By Ross Cristantiello 1 minute to read Send this article to your social connections.
It's the same restaurant where police broke up an after-hours party attended by multiple Patriots players earlier this year.
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Sen. Ed Markey, the incumbent, did not participate. But his presence still loomed large.
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New technologies will warn potential wrong-way drivers before they make a mistake, and problem intersections are being targeted for infrastructure improvements.
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The Red Line will be closed between Alewife and Park Street for 10 days in late July.
Kayron Costa was 18 when he died. The school's principal called him "a man of great character."
Tensions are still running high between House Speaker Ron Mariano and State Auditor Diana DiZoglio.
