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Murray, who lives in Leicester, dons the characteristic red coat of the British Army as a reenactor. He is preparing to engage in the anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord ...

A beekeeper, a nuclear forensic scientist, a labor attorney and a cybersecurity consultant walk into a... battlefield? With the 250th anniversary of the Shot Heard 'Round the World — and ...

Outside of reenactment, Dever works in cybersecurity consulting. 250th anniversary: Clinton history teacher a redcoat for the Battles of Lexington and Concord Natick resident Marco Kaltofen began ...

With a runner on third, Johnny O’Brien bounces one on the ground to third, but the throw goes over the first baseman’s head, Cody Puzio scores on the play, making it 2-0 Redcoats. A few ...

LEXINGTON — The morning sun had yet to appear when bells tolled over a breezy Lexington Common, and hundreds of spectators tuned in to watch a reenactment of a battle that proved monumental in ...

He was given the assignment precisely because he was basically an unknown tanner. The Redcoats knew to be on the lookout for Paul Revere. No one knew William Dawes. Other factors contributed to ...

What did it feel like in Lexington and Concord, the two Massachusetts towns where, on one April day in 1775, the patriots and British redcoats first exchanged fire? Larissa Sasgen, John Nichols ...

LEXINGTON — Gunfire rang out on the grassy common of this quintessential New England town just after dawn Saturday, signaling the start of daylong commemorations of the battles that opened the ...

Chetwynd is portraying Corporal John Munroe. What's it like being the enemy: Clinton history teacher a redcoat for the Battles of Lexington and Concord Meet the redcoats: ''John, we're Irish ...

REVERE HIMSELF HELPED DEVISE THE SIGNAL TO SOUND THE ALARM OVER WHEN AND HOW THE REDCOATS WOULD ADVANCE. IT WAS ONE LANTERN, IF BY LAND, TWO IF BY SEA. A LOT OF FOLKS THINK THAT THE LANTERN SIGNAL ...

But historians are still debating the actual sequence of events. Was it a nervous redcoat? A skittish militiaman? Or just a misfire that no one intended? One thing we can say is that no one has ...