Randolph News

Patricia A. Smith, 71, of Randolph, Mass., formerly of South Boston, died Dec. 24, 2009.

Some collaborations just fit and this one did, 'All He Has to Say'. Not only is it a beautiful song but it goes a long way to promote awareness and compassion for those touched by autism.

A Halifax man who police believe struck a Plympton woman with his snowplow and then drove away will appear today in Plymouth District Court to face a criminal citation, police said.

The Massachusetts Bay Commuter Railroad has vowed to reimburse passengers who were unable to park at certain stations Monday due to unplowed lots.

In Massachusetts, the last Saturday before Christmas - known as "Super Saturday" among retailers - got new meaning as shoppers raced to finish their holiday shopping before the storm.

Police charged six Hesser College students with felony riot early Tuesday morning when confronted with 50 screaming students while answering a call about an out-of-control fight, police said.

Police say six Hesser College students from Massachusetts have been arraigned on rioting and resisting arrest charges after a brawl in a college dorm.  Two Manchester police officers suffered minor injuries responding to the fight at about 1:30 a.m. Tuesday.

A riot in a Hesser College dormitory early this morning injured two police officers and resulted in the arrest of six students.

CRAFT SHOW & BAKE SALE - Saturday, December 12th from 9:00am-2:00pm Callahan Center No admission fee.

Councilor John Mullaney of District 2 is making it clear that he will be a candidate next year for state representative in the Fifth Norfolk District, which includes all of Braintree as well as Precinct 1 in Holbrook and Precinct 3 in Randolph, if, as expected under certain circumstances, Democratic incumbent Joseph Driscoll runs for Norfolk County ...

WHO: Mayor Thomas M. Menino, Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis, Boston Police Command Staff, Boston Herald columnist Joe Fitzgerald , honored officers and their families.

Since the late 1970s, when plastic production outpaced steel, plastics have inspired designers of cheap, lightweight, easy-to-clean furniture and household goods.

I grew up in Randolph when it was a cow town, when there were dirt roads and empty lots and woods that stretched for miles.

Stop pressing your nose against the glass - come inside! Yes, take a tour of some of downtown Marblehead's most historic addresses.

Work on a sewer upgrade for the line serving the Houghton's Pond bathhouse has begun, but park visitors will be able to use most areas during construction.

Randolph Public Schools administrators are cheering the statistics generated by using the new method of measuring MCAS achievement.

If you attended GNCC, WMA, ATVMX orA MotoGP races this year, you likely saw the Motorcycle-USA rider cards which provided a list of the riders in the race.

The following item was recorded in the log of the Newburyport police: Harry A. Zarkades, 46, 20 Warren St., Newburyport, was arrested yesterday at 1:47 p.m. on a warrant.

It's a bitter battle over parking fees -- angry commuters say they're being unfairly slapped with violations at certain T parking lots.

Forty years ago a group of Russians - nine Jews and two Christians - planned a daring escape from what was then called the Soviet Union.