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Two die in early-morning South Boston fire
Neighbors of a man and a woman who died in an early-morning one-alarm fire in a South Boston housing development Sunday said they did not know them well, but remembered some of their kindnesses.
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New Hampshire Man Killed in Newton Pedestrian Crash
A 22-year-old man was killed this morning when he was struck by a vehicle on Nonantum Road, according to State Police.A The victim, was transported to Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Boston where he was pronounced, according to State Police.
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Five Police Incidents That Had Woburn Talking
A These five stories andA PoliceA Log A entries had people talking on ourA Facebook page A and readers clicking links this week.
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Acushnet farm, country store also offers activities
Jonathan Carvalho/Standard-Times special Silverbrook Farm in Acushnet offers community-oriented activities to attract visitors to the farm and its country store.
AG accuses four in Hub human trafficking, prostitution
The charges were brought under the state's new human trafficking law and involve a prostitution ring that brought women to the Boston area to have sex for money as many as 15 times a day, Attorney General Martha Coakley's office said.
Top Stories: Mercury and Bullets Hurt No One
We know it can be easy to fall behind on the news. If you fell behind this week, here are five stories we think you should look at: PHOTOS: Mercury Spill Contained, No One Hurt : The mercury spill that brought an emergency team of Boston firefighters to the Navy Yard Thursday was contained without incident .
Obama, Romney On Health Care: So Close, Yet So Far
President Obama is applauded after signing the health care overhaul during a ceremony in the White House on March 23, 2010.
Good Samaritans aid in tornado recovery
It has been almost a year since the tornadoes hit Central Massachusetts, about 5 p.m. on June 1, 2011, when many lives were changed forever.
The Best Graduation Dinners in Boston
Patch readers, we asked for your favorite place to celebrate a graduation in the Greater Boston area, and you answered - here are some of the top choices our readers picked in this week's "Reader's Choice": Beacon Hill :A Beacon Hill Hotel and Bistro , 25 Charles St.
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Plaque unveiled in Boston to honor officer killed in bank robbery 50 years ago
The city of Boston unveiled a sign Friday honoring Officer John Gallagher, who was killed in a 1962 bank robbery.
Plaque honors police officer killed in 1962
Boston Police Officer John J. Gallagher wasn't supposed to be working that early morning shift in Kenmore Square.
Boston Common Struggle Events This Summer:
Join Common Struggle members as we stand up against measures that put the cost of the recession on the shoulders of the working class.
Boston Public Library's 2012 Concerts in the Courtyard Series
BOSTON May 25 Once again, one of Boston's most beautiful spaces will be filled with music in a free, lunchtime concert series every Friday throughout the summer.
3 suspects appear in court for alleged BU frat hazing
BU students Justin Katz, 22, Alexander Nisenzon, 21, and Kyle Shevrin, 21, are each charged with five counts of failing to report hazing.
Three suspects appear in Brighton courthouse on hazing related charges at frat house
Three of the nine people now facing criminal charges for the alleged hazing inside the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity in April appeared briefly in a Brighton courtroom today.
Cops: Drugs, strip club workers, sex costumes found in Townie bust
Community complaints led cops to investigate the Cambridge Street home where neighbors told police they suspected drug activity and possibly prostitution.
Boston's Faneuil Hall to open new visitor center
BOSTON — Boston's Faneuil Hall is celebrating the opening of a new visitor's center.
Make your way to Boston by way of Lansdowne Street in Bonita Springs
Lansdowne Street opened in Bonita Springs in 2007. The dark and cozy pub is known for a wide variety of craft beers, gourmet sandwiches and a devotion to the Boston Red Sox.
Boston schools chief gets low marks
The Bostrton School Committee gave Superintendent Carol R. Johnson low marks in many areas on her most recent evaluation, revealing rare discontent among some members over her leadership less than a year after her contract was renewed with much fanfare.