Though forecasters are predicting between one and three inches of snowfall, the city has not declared an overnight parking ban.
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Massive Napa do-over prompts grape plant shortage
As demand for premium wines perks up, growers are replacing aging vines, planting new varieties and moving toward mechanization.
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Church near Conn. shooting site evacuated after bomb threat
A search reveals no bomb, though the building is closed for the rest of the day.
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Maine state park passes sell at record clip
More passes have been sold this year than in any other year in the 77-year-old park system’s history.
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Alabama officer improving after shooting, chase
Jackie Stovall was seriously wounded while chasing a man believed to have killed three people found dead in a mobile home.
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Conservatives return to power with landslide in Japan
Signaling a shift that could further heighten tensions with China, ex-Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will get a second chance to lead the country.
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Syrian Islamist rebels take Aleppo infantry base
Forces fighting to topple President Bashar Assad advance on the country’s largest city.
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25 soldiers in 18th-century N.Y. cemetery identified
Hundreds are believed to have been buried in unmarked graves at a Hudson Valley military cemetery during the Revolutionary War.
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Staffers hailed as heroes after school shooting
Some, like the school psychologist and principal, made the ultimate sacrifice. Others both saved students and managed to escape with their own lives.
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Study to look at fish discards on Georges Bank
A University of New England professor is one of three researchers looking into the mortality rates of skates caught in scallop dredges.