Leominster Man Kills Brother In Fight Over Internet Bandwidth, Police Say
A fight over internet bandwidth ended with a young man killing his older brother in Leominster, investigators said.
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A fight over internet bandwidth ended with a young man killing his older brother in Leominster, investigators said.
Victims of last year's fatal crash into Newton's Sweet Tomatoes restaurant spoke on the stand about their ordeal Wednesday, as the driver accused in the crash considers a guilty plea.
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