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New Bedford I-195 project hits major milestone 9 months early

All viaducts are bridges, the term viaduct refers to a repetitive, multi-span elevated structure. Second look: New Bedford's Neuman Eyewear Repair fixes broken glasses Beginning December of 2026, the ramp from I-195 east to Route 18 south (Exit 26) will be closed through the spring of 2029, according to MassDOT. During the closure, a signed detour will be in place. The closure will allow traffic to shift over to the new I-195 westbound bridge. The existing I-195 eastbound bridge will be demolished, and then construction of the new bridge will begin. MassDOT now plans to begin Phase 3 during winter 2026-27, approximately nine months early, according to MassDOT Design-Build Project Manager Valerie Kilduff, who met with the City Council Appointments and Briefings Committee on Oct. 20. Phase 3, including shifting westbound traffic onto the new westbound viaduct bridge, had been scheduled…

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Kiah Stokes' big night on both ends leads Valkyries past Dream 64-55 and within a win of WNBA title

SAN FRANCISCO -- Kiah Stokes had 13 points, eight rebounds and three blocked shots as the Golden State Valkyries moved within one win of a championship in their second season, beating the Atlanta Dream 64-55 in Game 5 of the WNBA Finals on Monday night. Angel Reese finished with seven points, 15 rebounds and five assists -- a big difference from her two standout performances in the first two games of the series at Chase Center. Reese shook her head when whistled for the second of her three offensive fouls with 7:43 to play. Fans screamed and clapped thunder sticks following the final buzzer as Stokes spoke from the floor to chants of "MVP!" "We appreciate you," a smiling Stokes said. "We got one more." On a night leading scorer Gabby Williams struggled to find her shooting touch, Golden State found that "strength in numbers" mantra coach Natalie Nakase has praised all season long and…

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Another penalty-filled performance leaves the Packers fuming after 20-17 loss to the Lions

Penalties have caused problems all season for the Green Bay Packers, who have been flagged more times per game than any other NFL team. The Packers (4-3) were penalized seven times for 76 yards in the second half of a 20-17 loss at Detroit that came down to Jake Bates’ 22-yard field goal as time expired on Sunday. Some Green Bay players believe they weren’t treated fairly. “I feel like the refs were on their side the whole day, if you ask me," defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt said after the game. Green Bay coach Matt LaFleur could be seen on the sideline expressing frustration over what the Packers perceived as questionable calls. Defensive lineman Karl Brooks was called for roughing the passer on the drive that led to Detroit’s winning field goal. “That’s teach-tape tackle. That’s not roughing the passer,” Dean Blandino, a Fox rules analyst and former NFL vice president of officiating…

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Guest Column: Prolific grave robber haunted Victorian Atlanta

In the second half of the 19th century, metro Atlanta was haunted by a crime that is virtually nonexistent today. Victorian Atlanta was plagued by the spooky scourge of grave robbing. By the latter part of the 1800s, Atlanta was home to three medical schools — Eclectic Medical College, Southern Medical College and Atlanta Medical College — each of which required students to take anatomy courses. With hundreds of students needing practice dissecting bodies, demand for fresh corpses was great. Back then, Georgia had no legal infrastructure through which the deceased could donate their bodies to science, as there is today. Thus, the medical schools were left to their own devices to acquire recently deceased bodies for students to dissect.

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