An Unwanted Foster': Coyote Climbs Through Woman's Dog Door
A coyote ran through a California woman's dog door and stuck around in the house for about 3 minutes. Read more about how her dogs reacted to the intruder: https://bit.ly/3zd1uiI
Video credit: Julie Levine
Name That Species: What In The World Is This Strange Creature?
We think we know. But we want to know what you think. Can you help us identify what's nosing around at the front door of one of our Patch editors? Find out the answer: https://bit.ly/3zbi9my
Amazon Driver Leaves Touching Message For Girl Battling Cancer
An Amazon delivery driver was caught on a Florida family's security camera leaving a heartwarming message for 8-year-old Aubrey who is battling Stage IV cancer. See the full message here: https://bit.ly/3LSsB69 (via Lakeland Patch)
Video credit: Team Aubrey Hope
Your Community Matters: Become A Patch Mayor
Are you the go-to guy or gal for everything to know about your hometown? You love it there and you're kiiiiind of a big deal? We have an 💡for you! C'mon in, watch the video, click the link, and let's have some fun! 👇 http://bit.ly/2N9JMBE
MA High School Drops 'Freshmen' For Gender-Neutral Term
A Massachusetts high school has dropped the word "freshmen" as the school opts for a more gender-neutral term. What do you think of this change? https://trib.al/NlEYo2n
Fare or Fair? Bill Pushes New Tolls On I-93, I-95, Routes 1, 2
A state senator wants to add tolls to roads that are currently free for Mass. drivers and charge higher prices during peak driving times.
Read more: https://trib.al/98LL86P
Patch Presents: How To Use A French Press
Here's proof a French press is not as scary as you think it is.
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Anti-Trump Protesters Chanting in Boston
"My body my choice!" and "Their body their choice!" chants ringing out in the streets of Boston tonight.
AG Maura Healey Talks to Patch Tonight
Patch caught up with Attorney General Maura Healey as many polls tilt toward Trump.
4 Ballot Questions. 1 Minute.
Here's a one-minute look at the four questions on the ballot this November.