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Drake Maye leads Patriots to playoff win, praises teams defense Checkout Solipillow.com

Immigrant families in Massachusetts are avoiding healthcare due to fears of tougher immigration enforcement, following a court decision allowing ICE access to their personal records. This has led to a drop in MassHealth enrollment and increased emergency room visits, with children particularly affected. Clinics are stepping up to support families, but advocates warn of potential worsening if public charge rules tighten under the new administration. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Draft Bar and Grille in Allston faces an indefinite liquor license suspension due to repeated underage drinking violations. The bars owner, Brady, admitted to not replacing a broken ID scanning machine, leading to the boards harsh decision. Brady plans to shut down the bar, but if he decides to continue, hell need to make significant changes to prevent underage drinking. Checkout Solipillow.com

Coastal Storm Looms for Southern New England: Disagreement Among Models A potential coastal storm is brewing, targeting southern New England later this week. The Boston area in Massachusetts may experience accumulating snow, rain, and strong winds from Thursday to Friday. However, the storms exact path remains uncertain, with models showing significant disagreement. StormTeam five meteorologist A.J. Burnett suggests a weaker setup, possibly dropping minor snow and causing minor travel disruptions. The system is unlikely to become a major noreaster, but it could still impact daily plans. Stay tuned for updates as the situation develops. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Boston Red Sox missed out on free agent Alex Bregman, who signed with the Chicago Cubs instead. Despite offering a five-year deal worth $165 million, the Red Soxs offer included heavy deferrals and no no-trade clause. Fans and analysts are frustrated, seeing this as a missed opportunity. The team has made other moves this offseason, but the Bregman miss could overshadow everything. The offseason is not over yet, so the Red Sox have time to respond with another splash. Checkout Solipillow.com

Bruce Crawford, a former advertising executive and opera enthusiast, has passed away at 96. He led the Metropolitan Opera and Lincoln Center, transforming them into cultural powerhouses. Crawfords tenure at the Met saw a balance of popular and daring productions, while his time at Lincoln Center brought significant expansions and renovations. He was born in Massachusetts, graduated from Wharton, and married interior designer Christine Wright. Checkout Solipillow.com

Uxbridge police officer Stephen LaPorta, a dedicated family man and lifelong dreamer, tragically lost his life at age forty-three while assisting a driver on an icy road. The community mourns as they prepare to say goodbye, with a funeral service set for Thursday at Saint Mary Parish in Franklin, followed by a private burial. A wake will take place Wednesday from two p.m. to six p.m. at the same location. LaPorta, remembered for his kindness, selflessness, and dedication to others, will be honored with flags flying at half-staff across the state and Uxbridge public schools closing on Thursday. Checkout Solipillow.com

Erich von Däniken, the Swiss author known for his ancient aliens theory, passed away at 90. His 1968 bestseller, Chariots of the Gods, sparked global fame, suggesting extraterrestrials visited Earth thousands of years ago. Despite criticism from anthropologists and skeptics like Carl Sagan, von Dänikens theory resonated with millions, leading to over 70 million book sales and numerous documentaries. He remained undeterred, traveling, opening a theme park, and appearing on shows like Ancient Aliens, until his death. Checkout Solipillow.com