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Experts differ on suicide lawsuit
Police experts enlisted by lawyers on both sides of a $10 million wrongful death lawsuit have filed differing opinions on whether Beverly police officers should be held responsible for the suicide of a fellow officer's daughter.
New U.S. attorney has her eye on Whitey Bulger
Award-winning court and crime reporter Laurel J. Sweet has been featured in the ABC miniseries "Boston 24/7" and the 9-11 documentary motion picture "Looking For My Brother." I f anyone's to bag trophy fugitive James "Whitey" Bulger, why not a feisty fed in pearls and sensational shoes? "I'm very down to earth, I'm very genuine, I'm very sincere, ...
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Spillane: Trustee's remarks on law school aren't easy to trust
Who is Lawrence Boyle and what's he got against Bristol County? And even more to the point, what's he got against the state of Massachusetts running an affordable public law school? Boyle, in case you've never heard of him, is a Milton lawyer and a graduate of both Suffolk University and UMass Boston.
No doubt about it, the holidays are in full swing, but investigators are not taking any time off.
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Lower Mills Stroll on tap this evening
Despite the drizzly weather, it was last year around this time that the first Lower Mills Holiday Stroll surprised organizers by attracting over 300 people, many of whom later returned to patronize shops they had peeked in on.
"It comes from all over," said Michael Mackan, the city's chief code enforcer. "You find average, everyday residents who don't want to pay for a sticker will leave their trash in a waste basket .
Holiday horticultural events & classes
Wakefield Estate, Milton: Annual Holiday Decorations & Tablescapes Demonstration Nov 19, 7pm - 8:30pm. Lisa Ahern of Cedar Grove Gardens will include ideas about incorporating candles and other lighting in your decorations.
Cahill positions himself as the candidate for Everyman
Of all the candidates vying for the State Housea s corner office next year, therea s one gubernatorial candidate who, if elected, would be standing up for the average Joe.
857-598-4826. Where once there was naught but pizza and middling Chinese food, where once the thirsty roamed far and wide seeking drink, lo, now there are restaurants.
There's something about Boston
Cameron Diaz and James Marsden attend the New York premiere of "The Box" on Wednesday.
Boston has hundreds of food blogs, with new ones appearing every day. Of the many I read, one I've come to trust is Boston's Hidden Restaurants and its sibling Boston Restaurant News, whose author does two things especially well: documenting restaurants beyond my Boston-centric purview in the suburbs and in smaller cities and towns around New ...
Weather History: November 2: Record Heat, Cold, Snow, storms, flooding, wind & Cyclone Manfred
Listed are Meteorological events that happened on November 2nd: 1743 Benjamin Franklin's "eclipse hurricane" unlocked the key to storm movement.
PHOTOS: Shotgun used in robbery
MILTON, Mass. - Two men barged into a bank on Tuesday, armed with a sawed-off shotgun and handgun.
Restoration of Red Brook in Wareham, Plymouth nearly complete
Where the salt water of Buttermilk Bay meets the cold water springs that feed Red Brook, sea-run trout find the right conditions to lay their eggs, burying them under the stream-bed's gravel to hide them from predators.
4-alarm blaze destroys Milton home
A four alarm fire tore through a Milton home Sunday evening. The fire broke out just after 5 p.m. at the multi-family home at 4 Kahler Avenue.
Kidnapper takes ex for wild ride
Milton man accused of kidnapping his ex-girlfriend and taking her on a hell ride was arrested Wednesday morning.
It's the first weekend of October and there's a chill in the air. That means it's time to turn up the heat on some bad guys.
Massachusetts towns get tough on tax delinquents
Struggling to make ends meet in the toughest economic climate in years, some communities south of Boston are taking a tougher stance against tax delinquents, whether they are behind on property taxes, water and sewer bills, or fees for trash collection.