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Lexington, Concord mark 250th anniversary of start of Revolutionary War
LEXINGTON — Gunfire rang out on the grassy common of this quintessential New England town as dawn broke Saturday, kicking off a daylong celebration of the battles that sparked the American Revolution. Two hundred and fifty years to the day, tens of thousands of spectators watched reenactors replay the opening salvo.
LEXINGTON — Lois Voisine, 66, of Nashua, arrived on Lexington Battle Green at 1 a.m., eagerly anticipating the reenactment of ...
It started with a screening of clips of Ken Burns’ unreleased documentary and will conclude with a Naturalization Ceremony, ...
Lexington unveiled an arch to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War’s start. It toppled almost ...
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Two towns in Massachusetts are fundamental to American history, but where the official first shot of the American Revolution ...
Exactly 250 years after the opening shots of the American Revolution — the Lexington Battle Green once again became a stage ...
Dispatch call logs, which The Star obtained through a Sunshine Law request, give more details on what happened the day of the ...
The crash on Interstate 77 killed a 13-year-old and sent many others on a middle school field trip to the hospital.
Renowned documentarian Ken Burns spoke about the nearly 10-year process of creating his latest film, "The American Revolution ...
As they marched, their path dimly lit by torches, they heard the clanging of bells, the firing of alarm guns, and drums.
A Massachusetts State Police motorcycle crash in Lexington sent a trooper to the hospital. The crash occurred near Revolutionary War reenactments and festivities.
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