33 min ago | The Somerville News
Susan Cattaneo's local stop along the way
Internationally known songwriter, as well as Medford resident, Susan Cattaneo is continuing to slug it out as an original performing artist, stopping by Sally O'brien's along the way on Saturday, June 2. Having already enjoyed a successful career as a songwriter for Nashville and teacher at the Berklee School of Music in Boston, the songstress ... (more)
3 hrs ago | This Is London
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8 hrs ago | Boston.com
Limitation on child sexual abuse complaints may be extended
Victims of child sexual abuse who missed deadlines for filing civil claims against their abusers may get a two-year window during which they could bring old cases to court, under one legislative scenario under discussion on Beacon Hill.
12 hrs ago | Patch.com
Medford Councilors Frustrated with Trash in City Squares
Piles of trash bags are often set out on sidewalks in city squares days before garbage trucks make their rounds, according to city councilors, and they're sick of it.
13 hrs ago | Patch.com
Medford Delegates Gear Up for State Democratic Convention
The following was provided by Massachusetts Democratic Party: Medford Democrats will be among the more than 5,000 delegates to the Massachusetts Democratic Party's Endorsing Convention who will gather on June 2ndA in Springfield to award the Party's endorsement to one of the Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate.
Candidates Running for State Office in Somerville This Fall
Towns and cities in Massachusetts will elect state representatives and senators, in addition to other office holders, during the general election on Nov.
Police Log: Three Charged with Underage Drinking
Wakefield Police Log for Friday, May 25 to Monday, May 28, 2012: The following information was supplied by the Wakefield Police Department.
Medford Councilor Wants to Consider Zero Tax Increase
A Medford City Councilor wants to know what it would take for the city's tax rate to remain the same next year.
Man dies after fall from moving car in Boxford
A man was killed when he fell out of a moving car in Boxford late Tuesday night.
Judge: No Bail for Alleged Attempted Robbery Conspirator
John Salvucci's attempt to be freed while awaiting trial on a charge of conspiracy to commit robbery was rejected by a federal judge last week.
Wild Turkey Killed After Attacking People At Mt. Auburn Cemetery
The peaceful beauty of Mt. Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge is something to savor, unless, of course, you're being chased by a wild turkey.
5 Things: Memorial Day and a Missing Teen
Good morning, here are five things to know today: 1. Medford Teen Among State's Missing Children: Jenny Elizabeth Chavarria Casto, 15, has been missing since Feb.
Everett development plan a model for other cities
It pops up on maps, sandwiched between Charlestown and Everett proper, but those 100-odd acres lying between the Mystic River, Route 16, a set of railroad tracks, and Everett's tank farms don't make up a place, so much as they occupy the space between Charlestown and Everett's main drag.
Medford-based health plan expands into Western Massachusetts
A Medford-based health plan that provides health care access to low- and moderate-income residents continued a statewide expansion into western Massachusetts last week.
Drive for Medford Soldier's Division in Afghanistan at Shaw's this Weekend
The family of an Army lieutenant from Medford and Shaw's supermarket on Locust Street are partnering in a drive to collect goods for his unit this weekend.
Police: Search Turned Up More Evidence in Alleged Child Porn Case
A search of the suspect's cell phone and a Medford Public Library computer has turned up additional evidence in a case against an alleged viewer of child pornography, according to Medford police.
Republicans Take Aim at Markey, Prep for Congressional Contest
Two Republican candidates for Massachusetts' 5th Congressional District say 36 years is enough for Democrat Edward Markey, and they want to cut spending by the Federal government and improve the economy.
Medford Unemployment on Steady Decline
Medford's unemployment dropped slightly in April compared to March, in line with a steady decline seen statewide in 2012, according to recent data.
Police Log: Overnight Break In At Dunkin Donuts on Main St.
Wakefield Police Log for Monday, May 21, 2012: The following information was supplied by the Wakefield Police Department.
Housing director opposes regionalizing
Somerset Housing Authority Director Lucia Casey is asking everyone in town to contact state Rep.