Weymouth News

"You can't escape the traffic," said Arthur Brussard, owner of Truck Courier in Woburn, who like tens of thousands of drivers has noticed a dispiriting spike in late-night tie-ups over the last six months.

A former DIRECTV technician is being accused of being too direct with a female customer.

November 03, 2009 . . . InfoTrends is pleased to announce that Ed Lee, Group Director of the company's Consumer Imaging Services, will be participating as a speaker at the upcoming 6Sight conference.

ON CAMPUS University pays tribute to fallen Jesuits with program series In November 1989, six Jesuit priests, their housekeeper, and the housekeeper's daughter were murdered on the grounds of the University of Central America in San Salvador.

Councilors Stephen Murphy and Bill Linehan want the city to reap more benefits from the state's growing movie industry business that's so far generated an estimated $700 million in spending since state tax incentives took effect in 2006.

A U.S. Postal Service worker accused of striking and killing a Norfolk County sheriff's deputy who was out jogging has pleaded not guilty to a vehicular homicide charge.

On Monday October 5th, 2009, Vater Percussion brought Xavier Muriel, drummer for Buckcherry, into Weymouth High School in Weymouth, Massachusetts, as a guest speaker for the school's music students.

Two men arrested in Massachusetts in connection with the shooting death of a Manchester man could be back in New Hampshire next week to face charges.

A Brighton man was arrested on Washington Street early Wednesday on charges he punched his sister in the face and threatened a cop.

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Massachusetts residents believe the economy has begun to rebound, but they remain worried about their jobs and cautious about spending, suggesting a slow and difficult recovery ahead, according to a Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll.

August M. "Gus" Sacramento, 93, died Monday, October 12, 2009 at Sippican Healthcare following a period of declining health.

October 15, 2009InfoTrends and the ATPC, the organizers of the ON DEMAND Russia Conference & Exposition, are making digital technology education a priority for the upcoming October-November event being held in conjunction with PolygraphInter.

October 13, 2009 Faytex Corp. , Weymouth, Mass., will partner with polyester and nylon yarn producer Unifi to accelerate the development of environmentally friendly apparel and footwear by incorporating REPREVE recycled fibers into its Dri-Lex Eco fabric line.

October 14, 2009.Attendees and sponsors agree that the 2009 Office Document Strategy Conference was a major success.

Waiting for the service to begin. Church really has gone to the dogsand cats. If you're a pet lover, you may have taken your pet to a blessing service at your church or other place of worship.

Hal Holbrook was resting in his hotel in Worcester, preparing for another stage appearance as Mark Twain, a role he has performed over 2,000 times over the past 55 years.

October 07, 2009 . . . InfoTrends is pleased to announce that Laureen Chudzinski, a Director at InfoTrends, will be participating in the PSDA Print Solutions Conference and Expo as a speaker next week.

The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has proposed a $35,000 fine against Annese Electric of Weymouth, Mass., for an alleged willful violation of excavation safety standards at a worksite at the intersection of Jackson Road and Buena Vista Street in Ayer, Mass.

The Dunkin' Donuts in Weymouth on the corner of Route 18 and Park Avenue is one of only three dozen of the more than 2,100 shops in the Northeast that still make doughnuts from scratch in the stores.