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Italo Dumont was arrested by Barnstable Police for cocaine trafficking, with over 85 grams on him and more than a kilo at his home. The arrest follows a multi-agency investigation.
Real Estate & Development in ...
The Cabot-Endicott-Low House in Salem, built in 1744 and showcasing Georgian architecture, is for sale at $2.45 million with unique historical features and modern amenities.
Community & Society in ...
Boston Police joined the "Love Your Block" neighborhood cleanup initiative in South Boston, fostering community ties through gardening and street cleaning efforts.
Politics & Govt in ...
Judge Brian J. Dunn is appointed as the new Chief Justice of the Probate and Family Court, effective July 7, 2025, succeeding retiring Chief Justice John D. Casey.
An individual threatened a mass shooting at Burlington Mall, prompting police action. The suspect had no firearms and was in a mental health crisis; no credible threat was established.
The Plymouth Police Department released a report summarizing law enforcement activities between April 20th-26th, including 9 arrests and 69 wellbeing checks.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Boston prepares for various events, including ClimaTech and cultural parades, causing traffic changes and road closures; residents and visitors should plan accordingly.
Three men were arrested and a loaded firearm seized after an armed robbery in Springfield; police used surveillance cameras to apprehend the suspects.
Boston has officially designated June 2025 as Pride Month to honor the LGBTQIA+ community and its history, emphasizing the city’s commitment to equality and inclusion.
Weather & Environment in ...
Boston's rainy Saturday is expected to clear up for a sunny Mother's Day, with a dry and mild week to follow until rain chances return Thursday evening.
Massachusetts AG and 14 states sue Trump Administration over an emergency declaration for energy projects, citing environmental concerns and questioning the need.
A Fall River man, Justin Dupras, pleaded guilty to using USPS for cocaine distribution from California to Massachusetts and faces up to 30 years in jail.
The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office is investigating a potential murder-suicide in Pembroke involving a woman and child, with autopsies scheduled.
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