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Lawrence mayor appears in court on wiretapping, intimidation charges
Brian DePeña is facing federal and state charges, but has refused to resign from office.
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Apple-picking and leaf-peeping: Fall in full swing in New England
The autumn air is crisp and ripe for fall activities.
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Man facing charge in Holbrook hit-and-run that injured teen girl
A 66-year-old Brockton man, whose name has not been released, is due in court Nov. 4, seven weeks after the crash that left a 15-year-old girl hurt.
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Jury selection begins Tuesday in Matthew Farwell case
Matthew Farwell is charged in connection with the 2021 death of Sandra Birchmore.
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With jury selection days away, pretrial hearing held in Matthew Farwell case
Matthew Farwell is charged in connection with the 2021 death of Sandra Birchmore.
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What's up with Drake Maye? Patriots fans show concern and optimism
Following the New England Patriots’ Super Bowl appearance, Drake Maye is second-to-last in quarterback rating in the NFL to start this season.
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Crash near BU reflects tension on Boston streets for walkers, bicyclists, drivers
Bike lanes have become ubiquitous and controversial, and not just here in Boston.
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Lindsay Clancy files to dismiss charges as attorney speaks on ex-husband's interview
“I’m hoping that Judge Sullivan allows the termination of the case,” attorney Kevin Reddington told reporters Monday.
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Police looking for vehicle involved in Holbrook hit-and-run that injured teen
A previous vehicle of interest has been ruled out, and Holbrook police are now looking for a vehicle believed to be a Chrysler Pacifica.
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‘Huge accomplishment': Feds end years-long safety oversight of MBTA
Gov. Maura Healey announced Friday that the Federal Transit Administration has formally closed its years-long review of the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities’ safety oversight of the MBTA, returning direct supervision of the T’s safety equipment and management to the agency.
