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Strongest hurricanes to hit New England. While the region is better known for its harsh winters and Nor'easters, it has taken brutal hits from major hurricanes too.. In 1938, the Great New England ...

New England Patriots center David Andrews announced his retirement from the NFL on Monday as the 10-year veteran 'wanted to finish' his career with the Patriots.

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Transmission projects planned for New England need power sources, such as offshore wind, that face headwinds from the Trump administration that could be strong enough to derail them entirely.

But for Williams, he didn't come to New England just to be a physical force on the field, but also came into the mix to be a culture changer and a leader for what the Patriots are trying to build.

Green crabs, an invasive species in New England, are damaging ecosystems and shellfish. Efforts to market crab broth offer a potential solution to this issue.

New England finished the season with just a 4-13 record and was in the running for the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft before a Week 18 win over the Buffalo Bills dropped it to the No. 4 slot.

New England made it a priority during the NFL Draft to further build around its second-year quarterback. On Day 1, the club used the No. 4 overall pick to give him a left tackle in Will Campbell.

The New England Patriots are currently sitting in the doldrums of the NFL. The once dominant organization has since posted back-to-back 4-13 seasons, and is now on its third coach in as many years.

With the No. 69 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the New England Patriots selected WR Kyle Williams. With the No. 69 overall pick in the 2025 @NFLDraft, the @Patriots select Kyle Williams.

This story is part of a New England News Collaborative series marking Earth Day 2025. Using fishing nets and kitchen spatulas, they scrape samples into plastic trays for a closer look.