BOSTON — High School Football during Thanksgiving week is a big part of the tradition in Massachusetts. If you missed a score from one of the many, many high school football games, we have you covered!
Check back throughout the week for all the updated scores. As an added bonus, you can watch highlights from WBZ-TV of some of the games coming up on Thursday in the video player above!
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TEAM 1 |
TEAM 2 |
WINNER |
FINAL SCORE |
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Martha’s Vineyard |
Nantucket |
—— |
Tuesday, 5pm |
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Stoneham |
Reading |
—– |
Tuesday, 7:30pm |
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Worcester South |
Worcester North |
—– |
Wednesday, 12pm |
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Wareham |
Bourne |
—– |
Wednesday, 1pm |
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Brighton |
Tech Boston Academy |
—— |
Wednesday, 1pm |
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O’Bryant |
Boston Latin |
—— |
Wednesday, 2pm |
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Worcester Tech |
Abby Kelley Foster |
—– |
Wednesday, 3:30pm |
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KIPP Academy |
Lynn Tech |
—– |
Wednesday, 4pm |
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Central Catholic |
Lawrence |
—– |
Wednesday, 4pm |
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Southeastern |
South Shore Vo-Tech |
—— |
Wednesday, 5pm |
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East Boston |
Chelsea |
—— |
Wednesday, 5pm |
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Somerset Berkley |
Central |
—— |
Wednesday, 5pm |
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Southeastern |
South Shore Vo-Tech |
—– |
Wednesday, 5pm |
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Nashoba Valley Tech |
Montachusett RVT |
—– |
Wednesday, 6pm |
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St. Bernard’s |
St. Paul |
—– |
Wednesday, 6pm |
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Cambridge R&L |
Somerville |
—— |
Wednesday, 6pm |
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Bishop Stang |
Bishop Feehan |
—– |
Wednesday, 6pm |
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North Middlesex |
Rockland |
—— |
Wednesday, 6pm |
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St. John’s (Shrewsbury) |
Malden Catholic |
—– |
Wednesday, 6pm |
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Old Colony |
Tri-County |
—– |
Wednesday, 6pm |
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West Bridgewater |
East Bridgewater |
—– |
Wednesday, 6pm |
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Greater Lowell |
Lowell Catholic |
—– |
Wednesday, 6pm |
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Marblehead |
Swampscott |
—– |
Wednesday, 6:30pm |
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Bishop Fenwick |
St. Mary’s |
—– |
Wednesday, 6:30pm |
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Belchertown |
Pathfinder |
—– |
Thursday, 9am |
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Beverly |
Salem |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Masconomet |
Northeast Metro RVT |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Lynn Classical |
Lynn English |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Amesbury |
Newburyport |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Boston College High |
Catholic Memorial |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Franklin County Tech |
Smith Vo-Tech |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Northbridge |
Uxbridge |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Greater New Bedford |
Diman |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Minuteman Regional |
Keefe Tech |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Holyoke |
South Hadley |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Peabody |
Saugus |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Carver |
Middleborough |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Silver Lake |
Pembroke |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Quabbin |
Gardner |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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West Springfield |
Agawam |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Athol |
Mahar |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Revere |
Winthrop |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Concard-Carlisle |
Lexington |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Norwell |
Hanover |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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East Longmeadow |
Longmeadow |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Westwood |
Holliston |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Cardinal Spellman |
Archbishop Williams |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Milford |
Taunton |
—– |
Wednesday, 6 pm |
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Oxford |
Bay Path |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Norwood |
Dedham |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Bridgewater-Raynham |
Brockton |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Duxbury |
Marshfield |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Wilmington |
Tewksbury |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Weymouth |
Walpole |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Dighton-Rehoboth |
Seekonk |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Ashland |
Hopkinton |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Dover-Sherborn |
Medfield |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Brookline |
Newton North |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Boston English |
Boston Latin |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Billerica |
Chelmsford |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Arlington |
Waltham |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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St. John Paul II |
Monomoy |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Methuen |
Dracut |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Whitman-Hanson |
Abington |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Pentucket/Georgetown |
Triton Regional |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Lunenburg |
Oakmont |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Stoughton |
Canton |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Lincoln-Sudbury |
Newton South |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Lowell |
Haverhill |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Westborough |
Algonquin |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Acton-Boxborough |
Westford Academy |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Wareham |
Bourne |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Hull |
Cohasset |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Apponequet |
Old Rochester |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Tantasqua |
Shepherd Hill |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Littleton |
Ayer Shirley |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Burlington |
Bedford |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Nashoba |
Clinton |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Plymouth North |
Plymouth South |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Groton-Dunstable |
Tyngsborough |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Blackstone Valley |
Nipmuc |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Nauset |
Dennis-Yarmouth |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Sutton |
Blackstone-Millville/Hopedale |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Hudson |
Marlborough |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Upper Cape Cod |
Cape Cod RVT |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Hamilton-Wenham |
Ipswich |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Medway |
Millis |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Doherty |
Burncoat |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Watertown |
Belmont |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Bellingham |
Norton |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Murdock |
Narragansett |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Hingham |
Scituate |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Mansfield |
Foxborough |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Wachusett |
Shrewsbury |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Millbury |
Maynard |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Prouty |
Millbury |
xxxxx |
CANCELED |
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Fitchburg |
Leominster |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Franklin |
King Philip |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Falmouth |
Barnstable |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Wayland |
Weston |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Danvers |
Gloucester |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Palmer |
Ludlow |
—– |
Thursday, 10am |
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Joseph Case |
Atlantis |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Dartmouth |
Fairhaven |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Wellesley |
Needham |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Oliver Ames |
Sharon |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Braintree |
Milton |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Mashpee |
Sandwich |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Attleboro |
North Attleborough |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Manchester Essex |
Essex Tech |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Bristol-Plymouth |
Blue Hills |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Quaboag |
Ware |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Medford |
Malden |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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North Quincy |
Quincy |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Leicester |
Auburn |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Wakefield |
Melrose |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Chicopee |
Chicopee Comp |
—— |
Thursday, 10am |
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Arlington Catholic |
Shawsheen |
—— |
Thursday, 10:15am |
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Bartlett |
Southbridge |
—— |
Thursday, 10:15am |
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Xaverian Brothers |
St. John’s Prep |
—— |
Thursday, 10:15am |
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Framingham |
Natick |
—— |
Thursday, 10:15am |
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Durfee |
New Bedford |
—— |
Thursday, 10:15am |
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Woburn Memorial |
Winchester |
—— |
Thursday, 10:15am |
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Easthampton |
Northampton |
—— |
Thursday, 10:30am |
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Lynnfield |
North Reading |
—— |
Thursday, 10:30am |
Nov. 26 (UPI) — A Massachusetts man has pleaded guilty to threatening to kill Jews and bomb synagogues amid an increase in threats directed at the Jewish community over Israel’s war in Gaza.
John Reardon, 59, of Millis, Mass., located about 30 miles southwest of Boston, pleaded guilty Monday to leaving threatening voicemails for Massachusetts synagogues and a Jewish organization early this year, the Justice Department said in a statement.
According to federal prosecutors, Reardon made the phone calls on Jan. 25, first to the Congregation Agudas Achim, an Attleboro synagogue, and then to another unidentified synagogue and a Jewish organization.
Excerpts of the two-minute voicemail that Reardon left for the Congregation Agudas Achim were reproduced in court documents, showing he threatened its members with lethal violence in retaliation for Israel’s war in Palestinian enclave of Gaza.
He told the synagogue, “by supporting genocide, that means it’s OK for people to commit genocide against you,” and that “with supporting the killing of innocent little children, that means it’s OK to kill your children.”
“I supported Jewish people though. Not anymore. A matter of fact, I think we should kill you(s) all,” he said, according to excerpts of the call reproduced by the Justice Department.
“Have a lousy day and, oh, don’t be surprised if there’s pig blood on your steps tomorrow.”
Prosecutors also said that between Oct. 7, 2023 — when the Israel-Hamas war began — and Jan. 29, the day of Reardon’s arrest, he made 98 calls to the Israeli Consulate in Boston, many of which included statements the Justice Department described as “intended to harass or intimidate.”
“This defendant’s threats to bomb synagogues and kill Jewish children stoked fear in the hearts of congregants at a time when Jews are already facing a disturbing increase in threats,” Attorney General Merrick Garland said in a statement.
“No person and no community in this country should have to live in fear of hate-fueled violence.”
Reardon made the calls amid spiking threats targeting members of the U.S. Jewish community.
According to the Anti-Defamation League, there were more than 10,000 anti-semitic incidents across the United States during the first 12 months of the war, marking a 200% increase compared to the same period a year earlier.
Of those incidents, more than 8,000 were verbal or written harassment, the U.S.-based Jewish organization said.
A sentencing hearing for Reardon is to be scheduled at a later date. Of the three counts he pleaded guilty to, the obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs by threat of force carries the most severe penalty, with a potential maximum 20 years in prison.
MARBLEHEAD – While Gloucester students went back to school Monday, Beverly and Marblehead kids were out for the 11th and 10th school days, respectively. Both communities are at a standstill in bargaining as the court orders an independent fact finder to help resolve the labor disputes.
Both unions face hundreds of thousands of dollars in court-ordered fines, as a judge held them in contempt after they engaged in an illegal strike. Union leadership says school committees are not negotiating in good faith. Striking teachers are going without pay, as school committee members say it’s illegal to pay an employee who is on strike.
All public employee strikes are illegal in Massachusetts, due to a law introduced in 1973 after a number of strikes across New Bedford and Franklin in which teachers were arrested. Teachers are not arrested in modern day strikes, but rather, their unions face hefty fines.
“I don’t think that a judge wants to put anybody in jail because you don’t necessarily want to make a martyr out of somebody who might not deserve martyr status,” said Glenn Koocher, the Executive Director of the Massachusetts Association of School Committees.
In a press conference Monday afternoon, members of the Marblehead school committee accused the simultaneous strikes in three North Shore communities as being coordinated by the Massachusetts Teachers Association, the statewide educators union.
“In this case it is clear that the statewide MTA is coordinating these strikes,” said Jenn Schaeffner, co-chairperson of the Marblehead School Committee.
“Well, I don’t believe there’s any evidence that this is part of a statewide conspiracy, but I can tell that it is unusual that three school districts in the same area would all strike at the same time, use some of the same talking points,” Koocher added. “This significantly disrupts the welfare of children of all ages, and it’s never good not to be in school.”
A Chicago-based attorney is currently trying to change to outcome of teachers’ strikes through lawsuits. Daniel Suhr of Hughes and Suhr Law represents multiple Newton parents in a lawsuit against the Newton Teachers Association for individual damages (childcare, work missed, and more) form the winter 2024 strike that lasted 11 days in Newton. He has four other active similar cases across the country.
“I think the lesson the unions took from Newton is, we can break the law and still make a lot of money,” Suhr said. “That if we make a $53 million collective bargaining agreement, but only pay a half a million dollars in fines, well, if we don’t care what the law is, that’s just profit.”
Suhr alleges that making the unions pay penalties to parents would deter future strikes.
“We want to stop this from happening again,” he said. “Clearly the system is broken. These injunctions from judges are not being respected by the unions. And so, our hope is that a real financial disincentive which is paying these parents and students for the damage they’re causing will finally put an end to this.”
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STERLING – A dramatic, high speed police chase in central Massachusetts came to a peaceful end Monday morning when the driver surrendered to officers.
As seen live via helicopter on CBS News Boston, police were pursuing an SUV on Interstate 190 south in Sterling around 11 a.m. when the car nearly collided with another vehicle, then suddenly pulled into the median, swung around into a U-turn and took off on the opposite side of the highway.
After driving in the northbound lanes for a few miles, with police keeping their distance from the SUV, the driver got off the highway at exit 14 and continued onto Route 12.
Several minutes later, the SUV pulled over to the side of the road near Sterling’s border with West Boylston. Moments later, the car was surrounded by four police cruisers. The driver got out with his hands up, was immediately handcuffed and taken away.
The driver has not been identified yet and there’s no word as to why police were pursuing him or the SUV.
There have been no reports of any injuries.
No other information is available at this point in the investigation.
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