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Westborough police seek missing woman
Police in Westborough, Massachusetts, are asking for the public’s help to find a woman who has been missing since last week. Olivia Colby was last seen Thursday on Mountain View Drive, police said Monday. Colby is described as being about 5’7 and 120 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. She may be wearing a green army jacket, police said….
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Chelsea registered sex offender accused of possessing images of child sex abuse
A Chelsea, Massachusetts, man who is already registered as a sex offender was arraigned on a child pornography charge Monday as part of an ongoing investigation prompted by a tip to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Timothy Brown, 38, was arraigned on one count of possession of child pornography. His bail was set at $10,000. The Suffolk…
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Police seek suspect who fired shot inside Springfield high school
Police are searching for a man they say forced his way into a Springfield, Massachusetts, high school armed with a gun and fired a shot inside earlier this week. Chantz Dudley, 20, of Chicopee, is facing multiple charges after he allegedly forced his way into the High School of Science and Technology Monday. According to police, Dudley was armed with…
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Lexington police investigating attempted kidnapping; family shaken
Police in Lexington, Massachusetts, are investigating a report that a masked man tried to grab a 6-year-old girl who was playing in a backyard Thursday afternoon.
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3 youths arrested for Franklin smoke shop burglary
Three arrests have been made in connection with a burglary last month at a smoke shop in Franklin, Massachusetts. Franklin police say three youths were charged for the Feb. 4 break-in at the Moonlight Smoke Shop. A second break-in that occurred this past Sunday remains under investigation by detectives. Police haven’t shared if they believe the two incidents are connected,…
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6 youths to be charged in Mass. racial bullying incident involving mock ‘slave auction'
Multiple youths are facing charges in connection with a serious racial bullying incident that occurred last month in Southwick, Massachusetts, involving a “mock slave auction” on social media. The hate speech and race-based bullying occurred on Feb. 8, Hampden District Attorney Anthony Gulluni said at a news conference Thursday, and he learned of it a week later, at which point…
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Man arrested after police chase ends in Weymouth school parking lot, police say
Police used a stun gun as they arrested a man in a primary school parking lot in Weymouth, Massachusetts, on Thursday, officials said. The suspect “became assaultive,” Weymouth police said in a statement that noted officers were at Hamilton Primary School Thursday morning. They used a stun gun during the arrest. It all happened during school drop-off, with parents witnessing…
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Milton pushes back against AG's MBTA zoning lawsuit
Attorney General Andrea Campbell and the Town of Milton are arguing over the MBTA Communities Law.
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Lead detective in Karen Read murder case under investigation
Trooper Michael Proctor, involved in the investigation into the Canton death of Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe, is the subject of “an internal investigation into a potential violation of Department policy,” Massachusetts State Police said Wednesday....
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Group of adults force way into Springfield high school, one shot fired; Conn. man arrested, others sought
A group of adults were involved in an altercation outside of a high school in Springfield, Massachusetts, on Monday, when one of them allegedly forced their way inside and fired a shot inside the school hallway. Springfield police say they responded to the High School of Science and Technology around 2:10 p.m. after a school resource officer reported a large…
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Gov. Healey announces sweeping cannabis pardons for those convicted of simple possession
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey made a landmark announcement Wednesday morning, issuing a sweeping pardon for those who have been convicted of simple possession of cannabis at the state level, something she says could impact hundreds of thousands of people. “Today I am exercising my executive power as governor, under the Massachusetts constitution, subject to approval by the governor’s council,...
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Gov. Healey to announce she's pardoning marijuana convictions
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey plans to announce Wednesday that she’s following the lead of President Joe Biden and issuing pardons to those convicted of simple possession of cannabis at the state level, her office.
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Franklin smoke shop burglarized twice since last month
Shattering the glass at a smoke shop in Franklin, Massachusetts, four thieves used what appears to be a metal bar to break into the business. It happened early Sunday morning at the Moonlight Smoke Shop. “Kind of, like, discouraging to us,” said owner Hardik Patel. “We try to work hard, and this happens.” Patel just opened the business less than…
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Police in Mass. seek missing Hanson woman whose car was last seen in Maine
Police are looking for a Massachusetts woman who has been missing since last week. Fae Barbone, 40, of Hanson, was last seen Thursday in the area of Williamstown, authorities said. Her car, a black Ford Fiesta with Massachusetts plates reading “259TB2,” was seen the same day parked on a street in Augusta, Maine, according to Massachusetts State Police. She has…
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Healey administration appeals major disaster declaration after historic September rainfall
The Healey administration has formally appealed the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s denial of the governor’s request for a major disaster declaration to support recovery efforts from storms that ripped through Massachusetts in September, leaving several communities scrambling to rebuild roads, buildings, homes and other infrastructure devastated by flash flooding. The storms from Sept. 11 through 13 dropped historic amounts of…
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Gov. Healey to announce she's issuing pardons for those convicted of cannabis possession
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey plans to announce that she’s following the lead of President Joe Biden and issuing pardons to those convicted of simple possession of cannabis at the state level, her office said. The move could touch the lives of tens of thousands of Massachusetts residents with simple possession convictions on their records. Details of the plan will...
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Cyberattack is costing Massachusetts hospitals $24 million a day
The debilitating cyberattack on Change Healthcare last month is costing the Massachusetts health care system about $24 million a day, and care providers are looking to health insurers for financial relief. The Massachusetts Health and Hospital Association on Monday pegged the average daily costs stemming from the attack at $24,154,000, based on a survey that reflects responses from 12 hospitals…
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High court considering whether not euthanizing terminally ill pet is a crime in Mass.
Massachusetts’ highest court is taking up a tricky legal case that could impact any pet owner. The Supreme Judicial Court is considering whether or not failing to put down a dying pet should be a crime. The case centers around a woman from Weymouth and her 14-year-old dog, Tipper. Mary Ann Russo said she took her dog to an animal…
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Man arrested for armed robbery of Northborough store
Around 3:15 a.m. Friday, Northborough police said one person had been taken into custody and the scene was clear.
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Mass. House approves migrant shelter funding, stay limits
Massachusetts House lawmakers have decided on how much funding they believe should go towards migrant shelters, and how long they should be allowed to stay. In the meantime, some communities are taking matters into their own hands. United Way told NBC10 Boston about 80 people will be brought to the new shelter in Boston’s Fort Point neighborhood this week. Supplies…