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Charlton Police say driver readily admits to having pot CHARLTON - A North Grosvenordale man stopped by police for speeding on Route 20, and whose car had the 'odor of fresh marijuana,' readily admitted to police he had a pound of marijuana in his Pontiac Sunfire, and more in his pants.
Jury continues weighing case of wine glass in hot tub
Jury deliberations were scheduled to resume today in the Worcester Superior Court trial of a woman accused of cutting another woman's face with a wine glass at a Christmas party in Webster four years ago.
Slashing an accident, woman says
Danielle L. Freudenthal told a jury yesterday she did not intentionally cut Lindsey Couture's face with a wine glass when the two got into an altercation in a hot tub at a Christmas party in Webster four years ago.
Worcester Central District Court Jury Session Judge David Ricciardone Bradley G. Kinderman, 27, of 30 John Drive, North Grafton, charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or .08 percent, found not guilty; and speeding, found responsible, fined $100. Criminal and Traffic Sessions Judge John J. Curran Jr.
Lawyer says hot-tub fight that left woman's face slashed an accident
Testimony got under way today in the trial of a Webster woman accused of slashing another woman's face with a wine glass after the two got into an argument in a hot tub at a Christmas party four years ago.
Neighbors and #8217; solution versus felines and #8217; felicity
I wish they'd tried to work with people and with the shelters. -- Sheryl Brackley, SECOND CHANCE Whether the state attorney general's office approves a bylaw that will limit the number of cats Dudley residents can own without a license, experts say imposing a numerical restriction on felines probably won't solve that town's problem with roaming, ...
Commerce Insurance Co. Chief Executive Officer Gerald Fels frequently uses the word stable when talking about the company he runs and how it is performing, at a time when instability is a popular word for people and companies in the state's automobile insurance business.
The mystery is over. Richard A. Nowak is the person who donated $1 million to the St.
Dudley Crash kills one woman, injures 4 elderly people DUDLEY - A 68-year-old woman died Friday after a two-car crash Friday morning on Oxford Avenue in which four elderly people were seriously injured.
Dudley - Vera Mainheit, 74, of 22 Raymond St., died Sunday, November 1 at her home after a long illness with her best friend at her side .
Dryer fire extinguished at Dan'l Webster Inn
Firefighters extinguished a dryer fire at the Daniel Webster Inn on Main St. this afternoon.
Webster Woman allegedly stabbed boyfriend with fork WEBSTER - A Pearl Street woman was arrested last night after she allegedly jabbed her boyfriend in the face with a fork.
Woman charged with burning son
A Webster woman allegedly burned her young son with matches. Deborah A. Lugo, 39, of 34 Elm St., Apt.
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Man pleads innocent in couple's death
A Massachusetts man has pleaded not guilty to hitting and killing a Texas couple who were changing a tire on their camper in the breakdown lane of an interstate highway.
Sept. 22, 2009 - The co-chairs of the NAFCU-CUNA task force on corporate credit union restructuring met Monday with NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz to discuss the task force recommendations submitted just more than two weeks ago.
Sales of sick puppies leave a costly toll
Two out-of-state customers say they didn't know about a Webster pet store's widely reported shipment of sick incoming dogs in July.
There's some changes at the Webster House
Michael E. Murphy, the new executive chef at the Webster House Restaurant. By Barbara M. Houle SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAM & GAZETTE Iknow some diners already have met Michael E. Murphy, the new executive chef at the Webster House Restaurant in Worcester.