Randolph News

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Wallpaper can add character and drama to a room. Doing it yourself requires patience andA precision, but, if done correctly, the room's transformation can be worth it.

A Wednesday, May 16 11:04 a.m.: Helena Kono, 44, of 21 Bishop St., Natick, was arrested at Leonard Morse Hospital.

A 21-year-old Randolph woman was arrested and a 22-year-old Brockton woman was summonsed to court after Braintree police busted them allegedly trying to steal merchandise using baby carriages and purses last Friday.

The first annual Sprint for Super Saturdays 5K run/walk was a huge success, raising over $7,000 for Super Saturdays, a social recreation program for Braintree Public Schools special education students.

The Norfolk County Mosquito Control District will begin its 2012 early morning ULV aerosol applications on May 29, weather permitting, with application expected in Medfield on Thursday, May 31.

Braintree police are charging a 17-year-old Braintree man with larceny, forgery and other crimes after he allegedly broke into three cars on Hemlock Street, Sycamore Road and Thetford Avenue and stole a car from Sycamore Road late Monday evening or early Tuesday morning.

A call to the Sudbury Police Department Tuesday morning about an alleged larceny resulted in the arrest of two men, including one who was caught wearing a monitoring bracelet.

When done right, sunglasses can be equally functional and stylish. From Lance Armstrong to Goose to PaulyD, sunglasses become a major part of one's style while on the job.

Brockton City Councilor Robert Sullivan announced last week that his State Rep campaign is making significant steps in the political process.

Each week, we'll feature a different outstanding criminal case from around the region.

Ezabel Andrade, 80, of Dartmouth died May 4, 2012 peacefully at home. She was the wife of the late Armando O. Andrade.