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Charges have been filed against a person who allegedly vandalized a Haverhill church on Christmas Day by replacing a statue of the baby Jesus at a Nativity scene with a severed pig’s head, authorities said Tuesday.
A worker was placed on leave, and the parish pastor and two employees resigned after failing to promptly report the incident.
US District Judge Douglas P. Woodlock’s semi-retirement creates a new vacancy on a federal bench that has undergone a sweeping makeover.
A study has shed new light on the Great Molasses Flood of 1919, finding that the tank was stressed well beyond capacity.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Sadly, the story of addiction is hardly unusual, particularly amid the epidemic of overdose and death that has now become a staple of our local news cycle.
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A study has shed new light on the Great Molasses Flood of 1919, finding that the tank was stressed well beyond capacity.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Sadly, the story of addiction is hardly unusual, particularly amid the epidemic of overdose and death that has now become a staple of our local news cycle.
Stephanie Pollack, a policy analyst at Northeastern University’s Dukakis Center, has been a frequent advocate for raising the gas tax.
Potential jurors were asked if they had attended Patriots games in the past and about their views on Hernandez’s tattoos.
Norman Porter Jr., who spent 20 years as a fugitive after being convicted of two murders, apologized to the families of his victims.
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The former Patriots tight end is charged with the murder of Odin Lloyd, whose body was found near Hernandez’s home.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and his now-deceased brother, Tamerlan, allegedly set off explosives at the Boston Marathon.
Mr. Segal owned several radio stations and was part of the first class of inductees to the Mass. Broadcasters Hall of Fame.
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In most of the 57 communities north of Boston, sales prices for single-family homes have largely recovered from a recession.
The new self-propelled diesel trains would first be put to use on the Fairmount Line to provide more frequent service.
Boston will compete with cities from around the world as it seeks to host the Summer Games in nine years.
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