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Police said a suspect has been identified in connection with a bank robbery in Boston’s North End last month. Rolando Gala, 39, of Boston, is wanted on a warrant out of Boston Municipal Court on charges of unarmed bank robbery. Police did not specify what bank or banks he is suspected of robbing, only saying that he is a suspect…

Two bank robberies in Boston’s North End took place just four minutes apart Friday.

Police say two bank robberies were reported within 10 minutes of each other on Hanover Street in Boston on Friday morning.

Police say two bank robberies were reported within five minutes of each other on Hanover Street in Boston’s North End on Friday morning, and they’re asking for the public’s help finding a suspect. The first was reported at 9:10 a.m. at a Santander Bank branch at 287 Hanover St., and the second at 9:14 a.m. at a Citizens Bank...

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Spring is officially here with the reopening and launch of some amazing outdoor events happening throughout Greater Boston. The Lawn on D is kicking off the season with some TGIF fun, a Swing into Spring Event and some Cinco de Mayo fun. And they’re not alone. Check out our picks for the weekend:

It’s Patriots’ Day weekend here in Boston and there’s plenty of fun happening in and around the city.

Police say a suspect who allegedly snatched a woman’s purse and knocked her to the ground Monday in Dartmouth, Massachusetts, was arrested Tuesday after crashing into a police cruiser. Police said a 76-year-old woman was attacked outside Citizens Bank on Dartmouth Street shortly before 10 a.m. Monday. Authorities announced they were searching for 40-year-old Miguel Brasil. Around 5 p.m. Tuesday,...

Police in Dartmouth are looking for a suspect who robbed an elderly woman.

A 76-year-old woman was pushed to the ground during a robbery in Dartmouth, Massachusetts on Monday, according to police. At approximately 9:51 a.m. a male suspect pushed the 76-year-old woman to the ground and stole her pocketbook as she exited Citizens Bank, located at 606 Dartmouth Street.

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A Massachusetts woman who drained $40,000 from the bank account of a 64-year-old man she was caring for has been sent to jail. Thirty-five-year-old Crystal Allison was sentenced to serve 60 days in jail last week. The Sun Chronicle reports she previously pleaded guilty to larceny and will serve two months in jail for a one-year sentence.

Ryan Kath reports on the case of a house cleaner who stole eight different checks amounting to $72,000 from a client.

For seven years, Eve Dougherty trusted the woman who cleaned her Charlestown home. There was never a reason to be suspicious. “Absolutely nothing. Not even a missing lipstick,” Dougherty said. However, that quickly changed in October when Dougherty noticed something strange: A check made out to Aparecida Rodrigues Alves (known to clients as “Amanda”) that she did not write.

A former Massachusetts banker who pleaded guilty to taking “upskirt” videos of three women at his bank will not serve any jail time.

Do:It’s the Lawn on D Signature Event Series: Lawn of Champions featuring Citizens Bank Community Partners on June 16th beginning at 12noon. Come see the Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins, New England Revolution, Boston Cannons, Boston Breakers, championship trophies! There will be giveaways, interactive experiences basketball hoops, soccer goal shoot-out, fast pitch setup, slapshot challenge, and mini golf competition! We also...

The Lawn On D will return to Boston for a fifth season with plenty of new events.

Citizens Bank is accepting applications for its Champions in Action program, which awards $35,000 to a nonprofit dedicated to improving the community.

Employees at Boston sports radio station WEEI will undergo mandatory sensitivity training this week in the wake of several recent controversies.

A Massachusetts bank employee is accused of taking photos up three female customers’ skirts at his work.