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Quincy animal control officer attacked by large dog
A dog owner is facing criminal charges after a large Cane Corso repeatedly bit an animal control officer Wednesday in Quincy, Massachusetts
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Animal control officer attacked by large dog in Quincy
The owner of a dog is facing criminal charges after the animal attacked an animal control officer.
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Planned saint statues at Quincy police headquarters spark outcry
The ACLU of Massachusetts says the two religious statues set to be added to the façade of the a public building in Quincy would “plainly violate the Massachusetts Constitution.” Quincy Mayor Tom Koch said the 10-feet tall bronze statues depicting St. Michael the Archangel and St. Florian, the patron saints of police and firefighters, would be part of the new...
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ACLU says planned Quincy religious statues are unconstitutional
A plan to add two religious statue to the exterior of the Quincy’s new public safety headquarters is being met with pushback.
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Controversy over six-figure statues planned for Quincy public building
The decision to add two religious statues to Quincy’s $170 million public safety building, currently under construction, is raising concerns about cost and the separation of church and state.
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71 sea turtles sickened on odysseys off Cape Cod are named for Greek gods
More than 500 turtles have been rescued from Cape Cod beaches this fall and winter and treated for being cold stunned at the New England Aquarium’s hospital, according to the aquarium.
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Collapses at 2 Mass. construction sites on windy day
Investigators are working to determine what caused construction site collapses causing injuries in Weymouth and Quincy on Tuesday. Witnesses said strong winds were buffeting the sites.
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Strong winds eyed as cause scaffolding collapse in Quincy
Windy weather may be to blame for a scaffolding collapse at a construction site in Quincy, Massachusetts, on Tuesday. Fire officials say no one was on the scaffolding at the building on Washington Street, near Sumner Street, when it blew over. No injuries were reported, but workers have been ordered not to go inside for the time being. The deputy…
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Quincy High School cheer coach under investigation
A varsity cheerleading coach at Quincy High School is under investigation, accused of giving students drugs and alcohol. No charges have been filed at this time.
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Quincy cheer coach investigated for allegedly giving students alcohol, marijuana
A varsity cheer coach staffer at Quincy High School is under investigation for a series of potential crimes, including giving alcohol and marijuana to students at the Massachusetts school, the district’s superintendent told the community Friday. In addition to allegedly giving alcohol and marijuana to students, the staffer, now on administrative leave, is accused of sharing inappropriate images online...
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Trial for Patriots safety Jabrill Peppers delayed by water main break at courthouse
Patriots safety Jabrill Peppers is accused of assaulting a woman last October after a sexual encounter. His trial was expected to start Wednesday, Jan. 22, but a water main break has delayed that.
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Water main break at Quincy courthouse delays start of trial for Patriots safety Jabrill Peppers
The trial of New England Patriots safety Jabrill Peppers is delayed Wednesday after a water main break at a courthouse in Quincy, Massachusetts.
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Jury selection in Jabrill Peppers trial begins today
The trial against Patriots safety Jabrill Peppers begins Wednesday, as jury selection is expected to get underway at Quincy District Court. The 29-year-old is accused of assaulting a woman last fall after a sexual encounter....
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Ex-Quincy official used city money as ‘personal slush fund,' FBI says
The former director of elder services for Quincy, Massachusetts, embezzled thousands of dollars from the city through “personal indulgences” like 153 lbs. of steak tips and using city funds as a “personal slush fund,” federal officials said Wednesday.
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Man found dead in minivan in Quincy may have died of smoke inhalation
A man was found dead in a minivan in Quincy, Massachusetts, on Christmas Eve, a death fire officials say may be due to smoke inhalation. The man, identified as being in his 30s, was found unresponsive by a friend around 6:30 a.m. on Dec. 24, according to the State Fire Marshal’s Office. Investigators believe he was sleeping in the vehicle,…
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Kitten dies after being found abandoned on Christmas Eve
Police are investigating after a kitten was left in a carrier on the side of the road in Quincy.
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Emaciated kitten found abandoned on Christmas Eve in Quincy has died
Police in Quincy, Massachusetts, are investigating the death of an emaciated kitten that was abandoned in a carrier and found on Christmas Eve. The Quincy Animal Shelter said a woman found the frail kitten in a beat-up carrier on the side of the road in Marina Bay. She took the animal home, but he would not eat, and she brought…
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$40K-worth of cocaine seized during Quincy drug investigation
One person is facing charges after investigators in Quincy, Massachusetts, seized tens of thousands of dollars worth of cocaine while executing search warrants at two properties in the city Tuesday. Quincy police said the department’s Drug Control Unit found around 341 grams of white power, two guns – a 40 caliber Glock with an obliterated serial number and a .40…
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Man admits destroying evidence in brother's arsons at Mass. Jewish institutions
A man has pleaded guilty to obstructing the investigation into an arson investigation involving fires believed to have been set by his brother at multiple Boston-area Jewish institutions five years ago, federal prosecutors said Monday.
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Woman with high-risk pregnancy missing over 3 weeks, Quincy police say
A woman who is 32 weeks pregnant and in a high-risk pregnancy remains missing, Quincy, Massachusetts, police said Friday. Pierina Fernandes, 34, was last seen the afternoon of Oct. 2 in downtown Boston, police said. She was reported missing from the Family Welcome Center at Eastern Nazarene College’s Quincy campus. Fernandes has mental health concerns, according to police, who didn’t…