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Arrest Log: Crash Leads to OUI Arrest; Man Charged With Exposing Self
Sunday, May 20 4:42 p.m.: Police were requested to respond to Highland Street "for an unruly male party." Patrick H. Bradley, 54, of 16 Cleveland Ave., Braintree, was arrested and charged with operating under the influence of liquor and indecent exposure.
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Single Mom: The New Face of the Military [VIDEO]
Takia A. Rust entered the military at 18 just out Keefe Technical Regional High School .
EPA Awards $400,000 to Framingham for Brownfields Program
The Federal Environmental Protection Agency awarded the Town of Framingham a $400,000 Brownfields Assessment Grant.
5 Things You Need To Know Today: Memorial Day 2012
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What's Open/Closed on Memorial Day?
Memorial Day is a federal holiday.A Framingham will hold a Memorial Day Ceremony at noon on the steps of the Memorial Building.
Oscar Alfredo Ramirez Castaneda, 1982 Guatemala Massacre Survivor, Tells His Story
Prosecutors came looking for you, relatives in his rural hometown told him. Big shots from Guatemala City.
LETTER: Schools Are in a Rebuilding and Strengthening Mode
The Framingham School Committee deserves a big thank you for your work at Town Meeting.
What Are Your Plans for Memorial Day Weekend? [POLL]
More Americans will hit the road this holiday weekend than a year ago. And they'll have a bit more money to spend thanks to lowerA gasA prices.
2012 Hazardous and Petroleum Assessment Grant
The Town of Framingham received a $400,000 Brownfields Assessment Grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in May 2012.
Customs incident over $1.74 duty heading to Canadian federal court
Visitors to Canada may bring in more than the personal allowances of liquor listed above as long as they pay customs and provincial or territorial assessments.
11 Open Houses, Including Two Homes on Crest Road
It's Memorial Day weekend and there are more than 11 open houses scheduled this weekend in Framingham.
Finding Oscar: Massacre, Memory and Justice in Guatemala
Oscar Alfredo Ramrez Castaeda holds an album containing photos of Lt. Oscar Ovidio Ramrez Ramos at the back door of his home in Framingham, Mass., on May 13, 2012.
5 Things You Need to Know Today: May 24
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Natick VFW to dedicate memorial
Ken Gidney has been overseeing the construction of a new veterans memorial at Natick's VFW Post 1274.
New trails to open on century-old aqueduct network
Hikers and bicyclists who have secretly trod on the grassy top of the old Wachusett Reservoir aqueduct in Clinton, Berlin, Northboro and Marlboro will be able to do so without fear of discovery.
Neighborhood Upset with NSTAR's Tree Cutting
Just behind Old Connecticut Path near the Mass Pike overpass sits Reardon Park .
Senate tackling 694 revisions to state budget
Massachusetts senators are preparing to tackle hundreds of amendments to a $32.3 billion state budget, including a Republican proposal that would check the immigration status of applicants for driver's licenses and a measure aimed at closing a loophole in a state law that cracks down on repeat drunken drivers.
Marlborough police log, May 25 edition
8:58 p.m. Arrested, Keith D. Haworth, 21, of 139B Broadmeadow Rd., Apt. 2, Marlborough, for OUI-liquor, possession of Class B drug.