Thieves Swipe $12,000 Necklace From Newton Jewelry Store
Police are searching for a couple of bandits who swiped a $12,000 necklace from a jewelry store in Newton.
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Police are searching for a couple of bandits who swiped a $12,000 necklace from a jewelry store in Newton.
Citing lessons learned during the Boston Marathon bombings in April, a Boston Police official discussed details of security preparations in case the Red Sox win the American League Pennant on Saturday or Sunday night.
Added security measures are in place for this weekend's Head of the Charles Regatta.
Members of the Plymouth County Technical Rescue Team pulled a horse from a bog in Carver on Saturday afternoon, according to the Duxbury Fire Department.
Hall of Fame center Bill Russell was arrested this week at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport after Transportation Security Administration officials found a loaded gun in his luggage.
Dozens of supporters of a Nashua, New Hampshire store clerk who was fired after pulling a gun on an armed robber showed up to protest on Saturday outside of the gas station where he had worked.
First Amendment groups, journalists and others say the state public records law is archaic, and they are pushing for revisions. A legislative committee reviewing the law expects to decide within months whether to recommend changes to the 40-year-old statute.
A longtime financial adviser preyed on the widowed friends of his wife and mother to bilk them out of more than $1 million to fund a lavish lifestyle including yacht docking fees and private school tuition for his children, according to federal prosecutors.
A senior federal official is set to join New England education leader in Boston to discuss creative ways to make college affordable and accessible.
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At the WBZ Water Cooler: It's been a great season for apple picking here in New England. In fact, Frank Carlson of Carlson Orchards in Harvard, says they're coming off their biggest weekend, Columbus Day.
The Wellfleet OysterFest has a new feature this year that might be unwelcome: People have to pay to get in.
Massachusetts political and business leaders are gathering in Boston to highlight the importance of tourism to the local economy and honor those who have helped make the state an attractive destination.
Boston is bustling this weekend with the great Head Of The Charles Regatta and the ALCS Game(s) at Fenway Park. It doesn't get much better than that and the weather will be cooperative for all outside events.
The third-highest ranking officer in the Rhode Island State Police has resigned following a relationship with a potential candidate for the state police, State Police Col. Steven O'Donnell announced Friday.
