Quincy, MA News

• Quincy, MA News
• Week in review: Meet the balancing dog
• Parking fees increasing on some South Shore beaches
• Molly Fund holding several June events
• Today in the news: Escaped penguin captured
• Morning Jolt: Dog refuses to leave dead partner
• Greg Zyla: True blue Ford lover
• Rockland Superintendent Retchless recognized by peers statewide
• Plymouth veteran writes his way back to Vietnam
• Quincy schoolteacher chosen for space academy
• Today in the news: Americans don’t use their full vacation time
• Whitman-Hanson claims first robotics title
• Morning Jolt: Do you have any Bigfoot hair?
• Randolph to celebrate new park
• Open house at Germantown Neighborhood Center
• Stoughton selectmen move forward with town manager search
• Police: Suspicious driver approached boy in Scituate
• Police seek suspect in Quincy Point stabbing
• Today in the news: DC Comics superhero to come out of closet
• H.M.S. Bounty to dock at Plymouth State Pier in August
• Hull agrees to Nantasket Beach settlement
• Police: suspicious driver approached boy
• Morning Jolt: Stolen pig statue back home
• Senate Dems mull Taunton Hospital options in caucus
• Like fresh vegetables, but not gardening? Try buying a farm share
• Crews to close Hingham’s Main Street for two days next week
• Native American group to hold Memorial Day weekend pow wow and crafts festival
• Today in the news: Pastor under fire for comments on gays
• South Shore residents injured in van accident on Nantucket
• Milton all-night graduation party set for May 3
• City Department to host Census Bureau workshop
• VIDEO: Retiring Middleboro taxi driver had great ride
• Morning Jolt: $1M for parking spot
• Today in the news: Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days for webcam incident
• Police investigate car crash
• Student Outdoor Art Sculpture opens at Duxbury Art Complex
• Project Bread seeks submissions for annual holiday cards
• Quincy School Committee to hold Special Education Subcommittee Meeting
• Morning Jolt: ‘Pet tax’ quickly nixed
• Easton Grange feeds off love of 1890s hall, locavore trend
• Garden tour to aid Marshfield library
• This week: Geek Pride Day is Friday
• Stoughton landfill may close at end of year
• Week in review: What really happened in Trayvon Martin death?
• Lamartine, a 19th century ship, listed on National Register of Historic Places
• House fire in Hingham under investigation
• Kyleigh’s Cure Road Race set for June 10 in Braintree
• Today in the news: Facebook makes its stock market debut
• New gas station to open Sunday in Plymouth
• Thomas Crane Public Library to hold lecture series
• North Braintree Civic Association to hold spring meeting June 7
• East Bridgewater man hits lottery for $4 million
• Ecuador’s ambassador to Kerry: Send us Guaman evidence
• Morning Jolt: Escaped penguin enjoying life
• Officer stabbed, teen shot to death in New Bedford
• Today in the news: White babies no longer the majority
• Video report: Donna Summer dies at 63
• Plymouth 400 announces inaugural ‘Plymouth 400 Bass and Blue’ fishing tournament
• Police officer teaches martial arts in South Africa
• Morning Jolt: Haunted home for seniors?
• How to protect yourself from deer ticks, Lyme disease
• Kenneth Tavares returns as Plymouth selectman after 3-year break
• Brockton looking for money for public safety complex
• Explore! Investigate! Invent! How Science Inspires Engineering Workshop
• Braintree’s Hollis School to hold alumni open house Saturday.
• Today in the news: Fake cop killing Miss. drivers?
• Quincy man charged with Braintree car break-in
• Oliver Ames band tapped for National Memorial Day Parade
• Morning Jolt: Family saves kitten tossed out of car
• Brockton issues layoff notices to 100 teachers
• Greek festival in Brockton a new delicious spring ritual
• Abington’s proposed bylaw the first of its kind
• Woodsdale School fifth-grade teacher awarded teacher of the year in Abington
• Swing for Life ALS Golf Tournament
• Today in the news: JPMorgan CEO gets $23 million
• The Perennial Gardener’s Club to host annual plant sale
• Canton Historical Society sponsors open talk on old and rare books at Canton Public Library
• Silver Lake Regional High school to host third annual Lift-a-Thon
• The Milton Public Library to host Closets and Wardrobes De-mystified class
• Quincy High School Students Awarded at State Science Fair
• Morning Jolt: Bit by snake at Wal-Mart?
• House bill would aid research, business in Massachusetts
• MBTA: Man killed in Sharon train accident was from Foxborough
• Today in the news: Woman with flesh-eating bacteria doing well
• One killed in train accident in Sharon
• The Merrymount Association to hold meeting concerning beach erosion
• Morning Jolt: Man wins Powerball 6 times
• Tavares wins four-way race for selectman seat
• This week: ‘Battleship’ takes off
• Hingham Sewing School fashion show benefits library
• Israel not invited to NATO’s Chicago summit
• New Israeli coalition confronts first challenge
• Week in review: Gay rights top the news
• Scituate mom and daughter share looks, likes
• Explore Japan exchange program looking for host families
• Historian Anthony Sammarco to give lecture at Milton library
• Quincy police get grant for free child car seats
• Today in the news: FBI: Girls saw kidnapper kill himself
• Revolution players to visit Hingham Youth Soccer event
• Palestinian leader warns Israel over hunger strike
• Israeli president undergoes surgery for hernia
• UMass-Lowell student newspaper comes under fire for spoof edition
• Morning Jolt: Giant pasta box on sale
• Easton police use sewer cam to root out burglary suspect
• Today in the news: Flesh-eating virus claims woman’s leg
• Heavily congested traffic areas
• Kerry: “Deeply disappointed” in Ecuador’s refusal to extradite Guaman
• Morning Jolt: Angry dentist story a hoax
• Man accused of beating victim with metal rod at Quincy supermarket
• Weymouth man charged in Quincy taxi theft
• Quincy bank robbery suspect doesn’t get far
• Brockton murders in sharp decline
• Whitman voters to take up two tax hike proposals
• Stoughton town meeting bolsters Police, Fire departments
• Multiple homes evacuated due to Stoughton gas leak
• South Shore police set for seat-belt crackdown
• Charges for car theft, break-ins sought against Braintree teen
• Mothers from Quincy honored at Germantown Community Center Mother’s Day dinner
• Today in the news: President Obama says he supports gay marriage
• U.S. attorney: Avon water superintendent admits to filing false reports
• Needham appraiser wins Sovereign Bank business sweepstakes
• Morning Jolt: Meet Mr. T-Rex
• Cops: Pembroke man traded co-worker’s car for crack
• 10 Things to Know for Wednesday
• Neponset Valley Humane Society to hold walk at Borderland Park
• Plymouth jail stops housing prisoners from local police
• WXBR locked out of downtown Brockton studio
• Stoughton annual town meeting OKs routine spending articles
• Rockland Trust launches major new ad campaign
• Weymouth to hold annual town meeting May 14
• Fishing derby this Saturday in Norwell
• Today in the news: Nevada OKs Google’s autonomous car
• Senior Center to hold conversation on public health policy
• Germantown center in Quincy to host annual Mother’s Day Dinner
• Stamp wisdom: 1930s had great industrial designers
• The Door is Open Counseling Center in Quincy and Hull offers help
• Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Milton appoints new Chief of Surgery
• Morning Jolt: Maurice Sendak remembered
• Animal Protection Center desperately needs kitten supplies
• A GOOD AGE: Stolen wallet in Boston just the start of troubles
• Yahoo CEO apologizes for Stonehill College degree flap
• Whitman town meeting voters say yes to local meals tax
• $10,000 approved for fireworks in Hanover
• Home, motor vehicle burglaries reported in Braintree
• Suspicious-activity report leads to drug arrest in Braintree
• Today in the news: Skype death not murder, Army says
• Milton Public Library to host summer reading program
• Phoenix Masonic Lodge hosts Mother’s Day breakfast
• Friends of St. Frances X. Cabrini to host yard sale
• Cardinal Cushing Centers to hold Springtime Gala
• Piano Mill to host open house
• St. Joseph’s Quincy Point communion breakfast to be hosted at Fore River Club House
• The Angel Voice Orphanage to host walk to benefit children in Haiti
• Award winning author William Landay discusses his latest book May 15
• Hickory Strings to perform at Channing Unitarian Universalist Church
• Two Plymouth men face assault charges
• Morning Jolt: Loch Ness Monster must leave river
• This week: Don’t forget Mother’s Day
• Hanover Council on Aging hosts Memorial Day breakfast
• Choral Art Society of the South Shore to host pancake fundraiser
• Newton resident to talk about trip to Syria
• Scituate artist showcases work
• Open house Monday at new vets center at Massasoit Community College
• Taunton residents learn details of casino proposal at forum
• Week in review: Junior Seau’s brain to be studied
• Cleaner Greener Quincy thrives in spite of weather
• Boston Victory to play first game in Connecticut
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Adi, rescue cat with only 1 ear, needs home
• Blessing of cyclists at Milton’s Episcopal Church of Our Saviour
• Today in the news: ‘Super moon’ to shine Saturday
• New construction, school override top Whitman town meeting warrant
• Bus driver accused of road rage will be summoned to court
• Friends of Carver Animals to hold a bake sale
• $1million lottery win
• Morning Jolt: Mensa admits 2-year-old
• Cops: Taunton man driven by sweet tooth to steal
• South Shore Pet Expo to benefit Fairy DogParents
• Bill to reduce double utility poles advances
• Michael Sullivan wins another term as head of campaign finance office
• Game to allow Quincy residents to “PlanIt”
• Today in the news: Kentucky Derby could see first white horse winner
• Fuller Village in Milton hosting Olympics for seniors
• Community Life-Style Fair to be held May 14
• Maria Weston Chapman Middle School hosts fundraiser for Epilepsy Foundation
• Good Shepherd Lutheran Church to hold community meeting on improving bicycling as a means of transportation
• The Woodward School Drama club to present ‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’
• Morning Jolt: What’s Seinfeld’s secret project?
• Norwell's First Parish Alliance honors Barbara Meacham
• Abington sewer output drops below critical threshold
• Stoughton officials calls for less outdoor watering
• Expired license to cost occupational therapist from Weymouth
• Hingham police: Braintree man was driving on wrong side of road on bare rim
• Conference on aging to illuminate ‘senior moments’
• Today in the news: Junior Seau dead of self-inflicted gunshot to chest
• Brockton police at Westgate Mall after worker threatened
• Hingham welcomes home officer from Afghanistan
• Rita Maher Memorial Scholarship available to Rockland residents
• Duxbury Public Schools named one of the best for music education
• Junior Seau found dead at California home
• Juror Facebooking not enough for new trial for Bridgewater embezzler
• Look for our school sports coverage on Thursday
• Arrest of murder suspect diffuses threat to Cumberland Farms execs
• Morning Jolt: Bin Laden killed 1 year ago
• AUDIO: Brockton pastor had accused New Jersey killers as houseguests
• Brockton Retirement Board sues Google
• Rockland Trust expands north of Boston for the first time
• Cops say Quincy burglary suspect hit Hingham home too
• Home on Braintree’s Franklin Street burglarized
• Coyote bites turkey hunter
• Today in the news: Bin Laden wanted Obama assassinated
• Walnut Hill Garden Club holds plant sale May 19
• Good Shepherd’s Maria Droste Services hosts annual gala
• Weymouth’s Whipple Senior Center hosts students’ painting sale
• South Shore Race Management hosts Halifax’s first annual race
• Stray bullet kills toddler
• Seaside Gardners of Squantum hosts plant sale
• Pembroke’s largest water balloon fight
• South Shore Genealogical Society meets May 12
• Rockland clean up day to be held May 12
• David Gould to discuss Plymouth’s 21E pollution study
• Pembroke’s 300th anniversary golf tournament to be held May 21
• Marshfield Council on Aging to hold annual health fair
• Neighborhood association to hold annual Taste of Weymouth
• Morning Jolt: Occupy protests today
• Holbrook man accused of Sharon pizza shop break-in
• Quincy Animal Shelter benefit to feature comedian Chris Zito
• Rate hike for health insurance approved in Mass.
• Faculty and Staff Honored at Annual Dinner
• Students Say 'Thank You' at Late Night Breakfast
• Spring Commencement to be held May 5
• Milton schools taking part in Walk and Bicycle to School Day
• Braintree man arrested on drug charges after disturbance
• Today in the news: Barnes & Noble Nook gets boost from Microsoft
• Are you having a senior moment?
• Missing man’s body found at his home
• Holmes Public Library to host annual book sale
• Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital hosts annual gala
• Free historic home tours on Mother’s Day
• South Shore Dancers host garden theme dance
• Play Around to perform “An Evening of Neil Simon”
• Morning Jolt: Ground zero tower is tallest in NY
• Renovated SSG. Richard Allen Fitts Memorial to be rededicated
• Plymouth’s Memorial Day parade to be held May 28
• Thayer Academy recognizes individuals that helped create rowing program
• Old Colony Hospice hosts brunch
• East Weymouth Neighborhood Association to host annual taste of Weymouth
• Jordan Hospital Breast Center to host free symposium
• Trivia Night to be held at Milton-Hoosic Club
• Hough’s Neck Congregational Church presents free film screening
• Boston Archdiocese to honor 120 youth and youth leaders
• Incumbents hang on to their seats in Marshfield election
• This week: ‘The Avengers’ in theaters
• THE RUFF REPORT: Stop ticks from dogging - or killing - your pet
• Hanover Y hosts Healthy Kids Day
• Watershed Association cleans up the river
• Thomas Crane Public Library to host orientation tour
• Kevin Gardner to speak at Thomas Crane Public Library
• Job fair to be held at Crane Library
• Norwell Center to host spring activities
• Adams Shore Community Association to host scholarship fundraiser
• Blue Hills Regional Technical School student named student of the year
• Middleboro to vote on $300 fine for smoking pot in public
• Week in review: George Zimmerman still free – for now, at least
• Fatal Bridgewater fire caused by electrical problem, officials say
• Hingham soldier, police officer welcomed home
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Rescue dog Angus has had harsh, painful life
• Milton High School’s Alan Cron gets Rockland principal job
• Today in the news: Michael Jordan’s team is worst ever
• “Breastfest” in Hanson May 6 to benefit Komen Foundation
• Morning Jolt: Relax like this frog
• Catmobile coming to Mass. Humane Society in Weymouth
• Today in the news: More Secret Service misconduct
• Norton police ID Quincy man as robbery suspect
• Milton American Legion Baseball-Post 114 tryouts
• Cleanup of former Quincy Canal hosted by Cleaner Greener, Quincy
• Morning Jolt: 'Royals book guy' goes viral
• Legal experts question murder trial in Ecuador in Brockton double homicide
• Stoughton selectmen appoint town manager search panel
• Norwell tweaks town meeting check in
• 3-vehicle crash in Rockland blamed on alleged drunken driver
• Selectman, school board seats up for grabs Saturday in Marshfield election
• Votes cast this weekend will decide 3 races on Carver ballot
• Today in the news: Teens getting drunk on hand sanitizer
• Rally at Brockton Dunkin' Donuts Thursday over sick time policy
• Boston Natural Areas Network to host walk along the Neponset River
• May 6-12 declared 'Lions Week in Quincy'
• Alleged murderer of Brockton mother, child on trial in Ecuador
• Morning Jolt: $5k wedding for dogs
• House agrees to close Taunton Hospital
• Marshfield voters OK money for athletic fields
• Animal Rescue League to hold Paws for Celebration
• Students Recognized at Honors Chapel
• Truck driver charged in Middleboro crash
• Search for next Stoughton town manager begins
• Silver City Galleria in Taunton is facing an uncertain future
• Burglaries reported at Braintree homes, apartments
• Weymouth to host Special Olympics on Thursday
• Today in the news: Deion Sanders has wife arrested for assault
• Nantasket mile race held to benefit the Paragon Carousel
• Settlement reached in Rotenberg Center civil suit
• Golf tourney May 24 in Kingston will benefit cerebral palsy group
• Duxbury Free Library shows PBS production “A Sense of Wonder”
• Nantucket high-speed ferry returns with discounts for off-peak trips
• Morning Jolt: Best doughnuts in the U.S.
• Animal Protection Center to hold yard sale
• Brockton pig owner gets six months to keep pig under control
• Flames, jet engine sounds to light up south Brockton this week
• Plympton soon could be generating electricity with three solar power projects
• Polls open until 8 tonight for Milton election
• Two house break-ins reported in Braintree
• Braintree man charged with assault on jogger
• Marshfield park to host river race in May
• I goofed! An even OLDER Quincy police officer watched the Red Sox
• Today in the news: Metta World Peace may face suspension
• The Carver Sportsmen’s Club to host scholarship breakfast
• Elizabeth Warren addresses issues of middle-class America
• Photo released of man sought for Norton bank robbery
• QCAP Hosts first time homebuyer workshop
• Habitat of Greater Plymouth Annual Celebration
• South Shore Conservatory performing arts summer 2012 programs
• Braintree pastor named episcopal vicar
• Stoughton committee hopes to help town go green
• Morning Jolt: John Edwards, Jennifer Hudson in court
• Investigation completed in plane crash that killed Plymouth man
• Manet Community Health Center hires new administrator
• Suspect arrested in Quincy housebreak
• Man charged with dealing cocaine in Quincy
• Woman taken to hospital after Bridgewater house fire
• Items stolen from six vehicles at Quincy apartment complex
• Federal money pays for new boats in Plymouth
• Police: Brockton teen stabbed uncle, apologized, then left scene
• Police: Brockton man suffers skull fracture after neighbor struck him in head over parking space
• This week: Anniversary of Chernobyl
• THE RUFF REPORT: You, your dog may be sleeping with thousands of fleas
• Week in review: Woman died of too much Coke?
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Rescue cat Princey homeless after owner dies
• Visit Rainsford Island with Friends on May 12
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman gets $150K bond
• Oldest Quincy police officer will watch Red Sox
• Rockland Trust prepares new ad campaign
• Morning Jolt: Starbucks getting rid of bug extract
• MSPCA to hold pet lobby day at State House
• VIDEO: Kate Campbell at UMass-Boston
• Brush fire scorches land near Marshfield school
• Abington Fire Department to join Holbrook regional dispatch center
• Brush fires spark up around Quincy
• Today in the news: Ted Nugent questioned by Secret Service
• Injunction granted in Quincy responsible-employer case
• Call girl scandal could bring more firings to Secret Service, lawmaker says
• Abington to host Tricentennial events week
• Morning Jolt: Most Influential People in the World
• Animal shelters credit Patriot Ledger with several pet adoptions
• New firm picked to market commercial space at SouthField
• Four races on Hull town election ballot
• Two charged with cell phone thefts in Braintree
• VIDEO: Abington town deficit down $170K
• Police: Driver caught with liquid steroids in Hingham traffic stop
• Today in the news: Mom killed while trying to save kidnapped baby
• The South Shore YMCA offers water safety and swimming classes
• Stoughton may offer reserved parking for residents using town hall
• Teens play big role in keeping Hingham’s Weir River Farm clean and tidy
• Morning Jolt: Frozen cows found in cabin
• Stoughton brush fire consumes chunk of conservation land
• Duxbury offers series on changing family dynamics
• Apartment, house and condominium burglarized in Braintree
• Today in the news: The end of Twinkies?
• VIDEO: Side stepping the snapping turtle
• Abington Lions Club provides community with free health screenings
• Morning Jolt: Mega Millions winner to come forward
• South Shore Summer Theater hosts summer programs for children
• Documentary celebrates Raynham’s history
• Steward part of new Medicare payment plan
• Nazarene Student Leaders Meet on Campus
• Law's expiration would hurt Mass. cranberry growers
• Students Attend Chamber Luncheon with Gov. Patrick
• Paper shredding, computer recycling Saturday in Braintree
• Today in the news: Wesley Korir wins the Boston Marathon
• Woodward School to honor two local women
• Campus of Caring to host third annual gala
• Canton couple remembered fondly by neighbors
• Kenya's Wesley Korir, Cherop win Boston Marathon
• Myles Standish State Forest to host 2nd annual Earthday road race
• Fire alarm sounds, no emergency at Presidents Place
• Applications available for Braintree summer jobs
• Abington High School’s accreditation restored
• Randolph schedules town-wide clean-up for Saturday
• VIDEO: Kites and hand springs on Duxbury Beach
• No charges so far in jail officers’ missing money case
• This week: Brad and Angelina's engagement
• Week in Review: North Korea fails rocket launch
• VIDEO: Early risers at Mount Auburn Cemetery
• Wareham police find gator while arresting robbery suspects
• One hospitalized after Whitman crash
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Rescue dog Reggie needs walking partner
• Italian festival to be held in Braintree The Council on Aging Associates will hold an Italian Feast fundraiser on April 23 in the new kitchen at the Braintree Senior Center.
• Weymouth looks for green volunteers
• South Shore Teens invited to poetry slam
• Today in the news: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Tipster leads cops to fugitive wanted on obscene materials charge
• Morning Jolt: What's that structure on Mars?
• Pedestrian struck by car in Stoughton
• Scituate wind turbine dedication set for Earth Day
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces details about new book
• Dynamic Duxbury series on family dynamics
• Channel 5 wins 8 regional Edward R. Murrow awards
• Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children to hold internet safety seminars
• Stop & Shop protesters demand better pay for farmworkers
• Morning Jolt: Ohio man arrested for putting puppies in suitcase
• Silhouette event to raise money for Hanover, Norwell centers
• Tercentennial-themed show coming to Pembroke cable TV
• Weymouth woman to get Quincy Lions Club service award
• Braintree Working Dog Foundation to hold “Funday” benefit Sunday
• Kingston dog daycare business seeks bylaw revision
• Avon students to visit China in cultural exchange
• Today in the news: Apple sued over e-book pricing
• Braintree to get share of Clean Harbors penalty payment.
• Rosemary & Archie Wahlberg Early Learning Center dedicated
• Nude maid service raises eyebrows
• Gravel truck rollover in Quincy
• Dorchester firm lands construction gig with Cape Wind
• Quincy Animal Shelter fundraiser at restaurant
• Morning Jolt: Pizza with a hot dog crust
• Break-in on Cushing Street in Hingham
• Brockton man faces 299 sex-related charges
• Governor takes Middleboro’s request in dealing with Mashpee Wampanoag tribe under advisement
• Pembroke woman recognized for supporting troops
• Northeast Utilities completes its purchase of NStar
• Casino gambling commission holds first meeting
• Quincy library to participate in Snapshot Day on Thursday
• Today in the news: Real Maryland Mega Millions winners claim prize
• Young Pedal Partners honored at Pan-Massachusetts Challenge
• VIDEO: Driver trapped in Brockton collision has died
• Plymouth Redevelopement Authority pleased to announce 12th housing grant
• 26th Annual APDA MA Chapter Parkinson Walkathon
• Quincy rollover sends one to hospital
• Quincy Named 10th Most Generous City in Massachusetts
• Quincy police investigate car vandalism on Dickens Street
• Greyhound rescue group to hold meat raffle
• Morning Jolt: UFO in South Korea
• Candidates in 2 Stoughton races await voters’ verdicts
• Norwell’s Mariano isn’t alone in running for selectman
• Pair hope new gym in Pembroke works out
• Weymouth man arrested in Marshfield bat attack
• Today in the news: Facebook buys Instagram
• Adams National Historical Park opens April 19
• Signals disrupted for three Boston TV stations
• South Shore Humane Society to hold yard sale
• Morning Jolt: Tiny town of Buford sold for $900K
• Rockland police: Parcel company tip led to seizure of drug shipment
• Mansfield High brings in grief counselors in wake of teen’s death
• Cops: Brockton man drinking during car chase into Randolph
• Kingston man faces third OUI charge
• This week: 100th anniversary of Titanic sinking
• Bridgewater town councilor candidate due in court
• Week in review: Generous firefighters top the news
• Two men escape blaze that destroys Middleboro house
• Hydrant flushing scheduled in Stoughton next week
• Cops: Norton man in accident had Percocet, booze in car
• Man on scooter hit by pickup driven by friend in Wareham
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Shawna, a frightened rescue cat, needs home
• Volunteers needed to clean North and South Rivers
• Today in the news: Navy jet crashes into apartment
• Habitat for Humanity of Greater Plymouth plans Annual Celebration
• Rabies clinic to be held at Quincy Animal Shelter
• Morning Jolt: Dog eats owner's Masters tickets
• State Senate delays vote on right-to-repair bill
• Randolph man died in stolen car crash in Milton
• Today in the news: Ghost ship sunk by Coast Guard
• Civilian Conservation Corps outing in Milton Saturday
• Learn to cut carbs and sugar intake at the Scituate Town Library
• Meditation class at Scituate Town Library
• Garden Club hosting annual plant sale at Butterfly Park
• ‘Mustache March’ raises $2,500 for charity
• Abington Garden Club hosting meeting at United Church of Christ
• Morning Jolt: YouTube to start offering Paramount movies
• Woman mugged walking home from Wollaston MBTA station
• Plaque to be dedicated April 15 to Titanic victim from Stoughton
• Steward Health Care to buy New England Sinai
• Drug violence bleeds out onto quiet Brockton street
• Area drug experts alarmed at proposals for stronger painkillers
• Braintree’s July 4th celebration taking shape
• Red Sox tickets available to Braintree residents
• Plymouth man pleads innocent to 8th drunken-driving charge
• Today in the news: Puppies rescued by firefighters
• Plymouth man pleads innocent to 8th drunk driving charge
• Court denies new trial for Brockton man who stabbed two
• Brockton club holding ‘Soul Bliss’ event
• Plymouth woman pleads innocent to child rape charges
• Scituate Animal Shelter to hold annual golf tournament
• Morning Jolt: Flying cars coming soon?
• Fuller, Sheehan win selectmen seats in Holbrook
• Canton voters reject Community Preservation Act
• Brockton cops help find alleged rapist, fugitive
• Rhode Island man charged in Brockton killings
• Many maple farmers in Mass. get less syrup than usual
• Water-main flushing set to begin in Kingston
• Braintree mayor appoints grant writer, new recreation director
• Mass. targets double utility poles
• Norwell filling school bus with food for pantries
• Races take shape for Whitman town election
• Today in the news: Firefighters donate Mega Millions winnings
• Stoughton police officers graduate FBI training
• Troubled Dorchester club Ups N Downs is closing down
• April Vacation Week at Hingham Community Center
• Three Middleboro teens face charges after Carver bust
• All Paws Rescue benefit to feature silhouette artist
• Former Rox standout Jud Thigpen returns as head coach
• Morning Jolt: Want to be buried in a bacon coffin?
• Rox report to Brockton City Council sounds cautious notes
• Messianic Jewish Identity Forum
• Academic Symposium
• A Cappella Choir to present Spring Concert
• Arts Week - April 16-21, 2012
• History Lecture on Hitler and Stalin - April 10
• Patrick wades into housing authority controversies
• Conn. regulators approve NStar-Northeast Utilities deal
• Mass. residents who work in R.I. may be eligible for tax refund
• Two Kingston quilters turn personal items into heirlooms
• Sign Language Concert - April 13
• ENC Hosts Leadership Conference
• Pembroke police make five OUI arrests over weekend
• Former Cohasset Selectman Martha Gjesteby hoping to return to board
• Today in the news: 7 dead in shooting at university in California
• Weymouth man to be charged in Braintree hit-and-run accident
• Wednesday last day to register to vote in Milton town election.
• Two charged with dealing drugs in Braintree neighborhood
• Morning Jolt: Who won Mega Millions?
• Man charged with attempted murder in alleged Quincy attack
• Women robbed walking home in Quincy
• Cops: Quincy man tackles intruder Quincy man tackles intruder in kitchen
• Health care change to save Norwell $300K
• This week: NCAA championship is Monday
• Ros Farbush lives on through friends
• Second annual Earth Day Race to fund recycling bins in Plymouth
• Week in review: George Zimmerman, Mega Millions the talk of the week
• Brockton woman says McDonald’s manager blew nose in drink, cursed
• Brockton signs contract with new police chief
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Dexter, bunny nearly eaten by hawk, needs home
• Holbrook man faces second OUI charge
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman’s brother speaks out
• Hingham police face off with Patriots, Red Sox players in benefit basketball game
• Quincy Police receive $10,000 grant to combat underage drinking
• Randolph credit union has expanded its mission
• Morning Jolt: Man saved from cougar attack by bear
• Aquinnah tribe identifies possible casino site in Lakeville
• Quincy man charged with OUI after crash
• South River Park improvements proposed in Marshfield
• Governor Patrick visits Bluefin Robotics
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot a new world record
• Holbrook man faces second offense drunken driving charge in Braintree
• Woodward Celebrates its Founders and Academic Excellence
• Braintree police seek four in residential burgalry
• AG: 3 from Brockton scammed Medicaid for $107,000
• Savers to open thrift store in Hanover
• Brockton, Taunton cops lauded for help taking down drug gang
• Morning Jolt: Vermont residents aim for cowbell record
• Contract reached with interim Stoughton town manager
• Girl Scout from Quincy to appear on stage with Chelsea Clinton
• Timilty seeking new term as state representative
• Four candidates vying for selectman seat in Plymouth
• Quincy, Milton police honored for help in federal case
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot reaches new record
• South Shore Conservatory offers ‘Summer Rock Camp’ for middle and high school students
• Lunch-goers bust a move in Sweden
• Crazy Italian Deli to open in Pembroke
• Morning Jolt: 'Harry Potter' now in e-book format
• Brockton playground scene of shooting
• Cops: Brockton driver was drunk enough to die
• Whitman man had business cards for selling marijuana
• Annual celebration of books and flowers in Norwell
• Fire burns 3 acres near Quincy golf course
• Whitman man faces his third drunken driving charge
• Today in the news: Dog found in trash gets sight back
• Crack in wind turbine blade under repair in Kingston
• Plant growers wary of the weather
• Morning Jolt: Highest gas prices are in Chicago
• German Shepherd Rescue to hold benefit auction
• Quincy native’s 'Vampire' book release party Saturday
• Manet Community Health to honor head of Steward Health Care
• Weymouth to hold public forum on future of Emery Estate
• Today in the news: CNN poll finds 73 percent want George Zimmerman arrested
• Quincy firefighters respond to Scammell Street
• Plympton carpenter nails $250,000 lottery prize
• Morning Jolt: March 26
• Duxbury shipbuilders juggled profit, position on slavery
• Taste Quincy Restaurant Week is now served
• Madigan wins seat on Duxbury selectmen
• This week: Earth Hour takes place Saturday
• Ventress Memorial Library hosts Irish music duo in Marshfield
• NStar helicopter inspections to start Monday
• VIDEO: Brockton police search for suspect after attempted break-in
• Former aide to President Reagan to speak at Stonehill
• 'Photo detective' at Lowell Road Show
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Kendall, cat who survived by eating garbage, needs home
• Scituate students to be honored as ‘Local Heroes’
• Week in review: Whitney Houston's cause of death revealed
• Today in the news: Geraldo Rivera blames Trayvon Martin's death on hoodies
• Duxbury genealogy program on 1940 census
• Braintree police charge Allston man with distributing oxycodone
• Easton worker shot in the chest with nail gun
• Brockton man charged for fourth time with drunken driving
• Summery week tempts skimpy attire – but not at school
• Photos lead to arrest in Easton gun theft
• More than 200 people protest planned closing of Taunton State Hospital
• Plymouth’s Morton Park will soon see new access restrictions
• South Shore Loam changing its name
• Schools’ spelling champs shoot for S. Shore crown
• Today in the news: Whitney Houston died of accidental drowning, coroner says
• Donation drive for Plymouth Animal Shelter
• Milton program to tackle boomer retirement decisions
• Outgoing Stoughton town manager to return to private law practice
• Three candidates vying for selectman seat in Hingham
• Quincy fair will test students’ ability to spend wisely
• Today in the news: Tim Tebow traded, Sean Payton suspended
• Fishermen Rally Against Federal Regs
• Weymouth couple to run marathon in memory of infant son
• Milton school to receive national award for nutrition and health
• Pembroke Historical Society to host 36th annual fish fry
• Photo shows old v.s. new at Quincy quarry
• Rabies clinic at Scituate Animal Shelter
• 30th annual POW/MIA Remembrance in Taunton Sunday
• Scituate looking for next superintendent, high school principal
• Quincy church bell restoration presentation set for March 28
• Joint vote fills board of health vacancy in Marshfield
• St. Bridget’s school educator to talk on math at national conference
• Today in the news: New witness in Trayvon Martin case
• UPDATE: 1 killed in fiery crash in Dedham on Bridge Street
• Doggone Bash to benefit Plymouth Animal Shelter
• ‘Yellow Dot’ program for seniors coming to Holbrook, Randolph
• Photos: 101-year-old woman paraglides into the record books
• Vin Moscardelli Scholarship Fund Committee to hold annual fundraiser
• Suppressed Quincy parish to hold Easter service
• A GOOD AGE: Why some people keep on giving
• Court rules for Verizon in suit against Boston, Newton over utility poles
• Prosecutors seek to freeze Catherine Greig’s assets
• Warm weather brings more car breaks to Brockton area, so lock up
• Patriot Ledger business section wins awards
• Alumni Reconnect in Florida
• Massport promotes business opportunities
• Marshfield mock trial team heads to finals
• New York man charged with distributing heroin in Braintree
• Marshfield police looking for thief who stole loaded gun
• Vermont man faces 5th OUI charge following Marshfield accident
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Oreo, a lonely rescue cat, yearns for a family
• Today in the news: Peyton Manning in, Tim Tebow out in Denver
• WCVB celebrates 40th anniversary
• Bob Skilling watches another record be broken
• Carver crash traps driver, knocks out power
• Quincy Scouts to hold a community spaghetti dinner
• Quincy diner treats centenarian on her birthday
• Report: Tablets help improve news consumption
• Mass. high school grad rates show strong improvement
• Cohasset selectmen will decide town manager’s fate Monday
• Campus Kinder Haus Open House
• Theatre Department Presents 'Painting Churches'
• Brockton teen recounts harrowing home invasion
• This week: ‘Hunger Games’ opens Friday
• Brockton police interrupt home invasion, save three
• Week in review: Baby koalas get an exam
• Plymouth Rotary Club to hold TV auction
• Today in the news: New iPad a big hit on first day
• Teen received last text before 'DJ' Henry shooting
• Attelboro driver hurt in single-car accident in Norton
• CYO basketball finals set this weekend in Milton
• Bellotti again offering youth academy
• Money sought for cemetery restoration in Marshfield
• Today in the news: Blagojevich enters prison
• Proposed order would set Bridgewater recall election for May 19
• Taunton man in prison for murder found dead in cell
• Area schools compete in Mass. Educational Theater Guild festival
• Quincy High science fair entries place at regionals
• About 4,000 still without power after Back Bay blackout
• Protesters urge MBTA to avoid cuts, fare hikes
• Cohasset detective to lead child-abduction investigative team
• Hingham police suspect thief swapped one stolen vehicle for another
• Sentencing of Pembroke shooter put off to June
• Sr. Patrice Hessman of Kingston celebrates 65 years
• Today in the news: Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop print editions
• Meeting planned in Plymouth on Massasoit wildlife refuge
• 'Moneyball' panel at Curry College to discuss sports media and marketing
• Badly burned Brockton cat has ‘will to survive’
• Dozens turn out at Brockton anti-foreclosure vigil
• School, Stoughton officials still apart on budget
• Discount bookseller expands to Hanover Mall
• Cusack to hold St. Patrick’s Day breakfast on Saturday
• Marshfield student ‘lawyers’ march on
• Officials say no signs of foul play in Weymouth student’s death
• Weymouth teens get seat-belt award from Hingham police
• Volunteers plan annual cleanup of Weymouth herring run
• Today in the news: Why are people stealing Tide?
• Scituate Animal Shelter to hold annual yard sale
• Drumming on the drumlin at Walden
• Authors of book on children with special needs to give presentation in Weymouth
• Former police chief sues Taunton
• Braintree man accused of 2nd-offense OUI
• Bowling alley in Hanover set to expand
• Man caught on camera breaking into car at Braintree mall, police said
• Cops: Burglar removed copper pipe from Hingham home’s basement
• Grossman makes pick for gambling commission
• Plymouth Farmers' Market moving to new site
• Today in the news: Crystal Cathedral undergoing big changes
• Industry trade group looking to raise workers comp rates
• Hazardous Materials team responds to suspicious package call in Brockton
• Burglaries reported at Braintree home, business
• New web site helps former cadet nurses
• Workshop's goal is to give young women some business skills
• Navy band to perform Sunday in Braintree
• Aquarium staff to describe how they rescue sea turtles
• Fundraiser to help pay for Cushing students’ Disney trip
• This week: March Madness begins Tuesday
• Braintree town council cancels meeting
• Stoughton town counsel clarifies procedure for school construction bids
• Green Community representative to present at Abington selectmen’s meeting
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Nala, a playful rescue dog, needs loyal companion
• Week in review: New iPad tops the news
• Single-car accident closes East Main Street in Norton
• Cops: Pair caught stripping copper from vacant Norton building
• Plymouth County Jail union probe kept secret
• Today in the news: Another ‘Phoenix lights’ mystery
• VIDEO: Funny memories of Ros Farbush
• Information on DJ Henry shooting to be released
• Wind can be a firefighter’s worst enemy
• Pembroke fighter uproots to Vegas for 'Ultimate Fighter' bid
• LoJack secure in its new home in Canton
• Federal agency rules against Coakley in Pilgrim nuke case
• Today in the news: Invisible Children documentary about warlord goes viral
• Former Enterprise editor Bob Richards dies at 69
• Wareham cops: Pair caught burglarizing Restful Lane home
• Stoughton crews deal with simultaneous fire, accident
• Police looking for flasher at Independence Mall in Kingston
• Unicorn Singers: Hingham's nautical heritage!
• Hold onto your hat when you're outside enjoying today's warmth
• Former West Bridgewater teacher pleads guilty in child porn case
• Brockton man arrested on breaking and entering charge in Abington
• Brockton Rox still looking for local investor
• Coast Guard Auxiliary offers eight-session boating course in Braintree
• Indecent exposure at Kingston mall reported
• Books in Bloom event April 7 in Marshfield
• Fishing advisory board takes shape
• USDA asked to purchase surplus cranberries
• Today in the news: iPad 3 will have amazing resolution
• Catholic Memorial's speech and debate team does well at tournaments
• Wareham cops hunt man accused of stabbing girlfriend
• Fairy DogParents to hold bowl-a-thon
• Norwell artist Mary Lizotte at James Library
• Officials defend outgoing Stoughton town manager
• Vineyard tribe seeks Fall River casino vote
• Canton students hurt in crash still hospitalized
• Today in the news: Mom loses legs shielding kids from tornado
• Trespassing Duxbury woman faces drug, stolen property charges
• Jazz great, Brockton native Lou Colombo killed in crash
• Van strikes wall in Weymouth
• Animal Protection Center to hold wine, chocolate event
• Fast facts about Oreos, as they turn 100
• Light voting in presidential primary
• Carver cranberry farmers fined $75,000 for filling wetlands
• Feds throw out Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe’s land claims in Middleboro
• Cops: Burglar stole copper pipes, truck from Hingham business
• Man accused of drunken driving, gun offense in Marshfield remains jailed
• Residential burglaries reported in Braintree
• Town manager Troy Clarkson leaving for same job in Hanover
• Today in the news: Penguin runs away from zoo
• Father, son charged in Fitchburg slaying
• Aggressive 25 lb. 'Godzilla' turkey stalks woman, 69
• Police seek three for armed robbery at Braintree store
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Lonely rescue cat needs home after owner dies
• Marshfield CPA committee looks to move historic law office
• Scituate students’ artistic talents will be on display
• Braintree Fund for Education to hold St. Patrick’s Day celebration
• This week: Super Tuesday, iPad 3 and Bruce Springsteen
• New Rox agreement with Brockton ties income to debt
• Coastal Quilt Artists at Bridgewater Library Gallery
• Week in review: Midwest tornadoes and storms top the news
• Family party for Weymouth Armenian genocide survivor
• Pembroke library hosting tercentennial events
• Quilt show and luncheon Saturday at Congregational Church in Cohasset
• Boater safety event to be held in Marshfield
• Pembroke Library talk explores history of North River
• Today in the news: Obama birth certificate in the news yet again
• Pedestrian struck in Brockton
• Quincy Police seek suspect in Eastern Bank robbery
• Hingham announces spring lifelong learning lineup
• Plymouth company keeps IT jobs stateside
• Archdiocese launches 2012 Catholic Appeal
• Today in the news: Birth control bill fails in Senate
• Cops: Taunton trucker in crash was drunk, not shot at
• Raynham Park owner says Taunton casino wouldn’t hurt his efforts
• Plymouth woman accused of raping child free on bail
• Alarm scares off would-be burglar in Hingham home, police say
• Fire closes a Burger King in Weymouth
• Man shot as he leaves Milton home
• Interim Milton town clerk takes office
• Watershed association needs volunteers to count herring
• Somerville man facing OUI, gun and other charges following Marshfield arrest
• Today in the news: Davy Jones from The Monkees dies
• Braintree seniors 'rock' in Sunrise chair exercises
• Carver man had gun with obliterated serial number, police say
• Plymouth woman charged with raping child
• Forbes House Museum holding essay and drawing content
• Braintree police to hold open house Saturday
• Several South Shore fire departments to receive federal funding
• Injured lifeguard will be grand marshal for Abingtion parade
• Hull man displaced by house fire
• Today in the news: 2 more students die from Ohio school shooting
• Two local men charged with robbing Brockton bank
• Weymouth Police seek bank robber
• Child rape added to charges against Norton man in porn case
• Weymouth coach helps players suit up
• Advocacy group asking coastal residents to send message about Pilgrim plant’s safety
• Steep hike needed to maintain Braintree school programs
• Quincy man arrested in police station lobby
• Maine police charge Braintree man with drug trafficking.
• Brown: I won’t pull Kennedy ad
• Off-duty officer helps arrest burglary suspect in Holbrook
• Markey calls for delay of Pilgrim plant review to consider impact on fish
• Police charge Quincy man in Braintree road rage incident
• Drugs and jewelry reported taken from Braintree home
• Today in the news: ‘Berenstain Bears’ co-creator dies
• Kitchen fire in Rockland
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Dusty finds home, other rescue pets available
• This week: ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax’ out in theaters
• Kafka to run for another term
• Memorial service March 9 for Ros Farbush
• Week in review: Afghanistan violence tops the news
• Winds top 60 mph at Blue Hill Observatory in Milton
• Fund part of Brockton, Quincy retirement portfolios probed
• Today in the news: Fake 9/11 firefighter admits lying
• Critics turn out for forum on Pilgrim nuclear plant
• Quincy Animal Shelter to hold Pawcasso arts event
• Randolph veterinarian fined for expired meds
• Suspect in Norton rape wanted to open store in Easton
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces new book
• Families of National Guard soldiers to hold spaghetti dinner Saturday in Braintree
• Clean Harbors' profits jump 64 percent in fourth quarter
• Investigation of Milton shooting case continues
• Hanover police: Alleged drunken driver attacked firefighter
• Today in the news: Georgia rep. proposes vasectomy ban
• Middleboro child rapist now living in Wareham, police say
• Legislators question proposed closing of Taunton Hospital
• Bouncer charged with rape of Wheaton College student
• Mass Tank in Middleboro to build tower for Plymouth wind turbine
• Seven injured in Sharon graduation party fight
• Two burglaries reported in Braintree
• Today in the news: Military dad burns N.J. flag in protest of Whitney Houston
• Two people injured in morning crash in Weymouth
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Cat found in woods needs home
• Two burglaries reported in Braintree
• Braintree man uses stroller in effort to steal jewelry, police said
• Hull artist to open a gallery in Norwell on Wednesday
• Ataul Ahmad to run for Pembroke selectman
• Mass. treasurer points to boost in lottery sales
• Casino industry bet big on lobbyists in Mass.
• Women's Basketball to Face WNE in CCC-Tourney
• Braintree dispatcher helps nab suspects in larceny scheme
• Braintree school recognizes acts of kindness
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart marries in Hawaii
• AMC hike at Ponkapoag Pond in Canton
• MASS. MOST WANTED: Man snatches purse from Weymouth shopper
• Does Bridgewater attack disprove civility forum ?
• Two hospitalized after collision with parked car in Abington
• Cops: Bridgewater State student dealt pot from apartment
• Week in review: Whitney Houston, Gary Carter top the news
• This week: Oscars are next Sunday
• Veterans' art on display Tuesday at Brockton VA
• TOWN VOTE 2012: A list of important dates and events on South Shore
• Norfolk man hurt in drunken driving crash in Hingham
• Today in the news: Payroll tax cut approved
• Hingham reinstates cop fired in 2009 over alleged groin tapping
• Rollover accident on Route 24 in Stoughton stalls Friday commute
• VIDEO: Randolph teen found dead outside Oak Street home
• HarborOne to consider a branch in Cape Verde
• Golfology in Hanover is closing this month
• Police officer charged with sex-related crimes
• Today in the news: ‘Colbert Report’ suspended
• HarborOne Credit Union plans to convert to HarborOne Bank
• Easton police: Hull woman tried to run over ex-boyfriend
• Court upholds Brockton ammunition, drug convictions
• Hanover Mall adds electric-vehicle charging stations
• Lt. col. John Lee returns home from Afghanistan with Bronze Star
• Lee returns home from Afghanistan with Bronze Star
• Abington selectmen postpone gas station fuel storage request
• Gospel Choir Recording Concert
• Advocates for home heating assistance lobby on Capitol Hill
• Hanover High sensors tested after faulty device prompts evacuation
• Cellist, pianist to perform Sunday at Braintree library.
• Nomination papers available for Milton town election
• Today in the news: Pekingese wins Best in Show at Westminster
• Pembroke rabies clinic to benefit Avon Walk for Breast Cancer
• Abington hoping for more help from Whitman, Rockland for tricentennial
• Easton attorney declares she is running for Creedon’s seat
• Former Quincy High band members will reunite March 31
• Trial postponed after lawyer for alleged killer of Weymouth man withdraws from case
• Highway lighting being repaired in Braintree
• Protectowire returns to Pembroke from Plymouth
• Today in the news: Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky the focus of new film
• Fugitive runs out of gas, calls sheriff for help
• Stores, restaurants target thieves with ‘walls of shame’
• VIDEO: Thank you Amelia!
• Volunteers needed to help assistance dogs
• Info sessions on Circuit Breaker tax program
• Braintree man sought in connection with burglary
• VIDEO: MBTA service cuts protested in Boston
• New Quincy church plans program March 7 on income disparity
• African Festival and Marketplace planned Feb. 25 in Brockton
• Wednesday is deadline for presidential primary voter registration
• Quincy DPW offers grants for beautification projects
• Today in the news: Friends, family say Whitney Houston didn’t kill herself
• Quincy man acquitted of rape, assault charges
• Holbrook plans birthday party Feb. 26
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Mr. Beasley, rescue dog hit by car, needs home
• Taunton sites eyed for possible casino
• Quincy pair charged with attacking man
• Dorchester man charged in Braintree road rage incident
• Kelley Tuthill marks 5 years since cancer diagnosis
• Hingham author to sign copies of book Tuesday in Cohasset
• This week: Great Backyard Bird Count is this week
• Week in review: Contraception spat ends with compromise
• 'Stupid Cupid' story slam in Quincy on Feb. 13
• Norwell siblings visit U.S. soldiers in Germany to deliver phone minutes
• Stoughton DPW warns residents about mailing
• Plymouth County phone program helps seniors, disabled
• Event will benefit food pantry and animal shelter in Weymouth
• Today in the news: Purple squirrel spotted in Pennsylvania
• Christ Church Quincy plans family day on Feb. 20
• New Brockton police chief sworn in
• Cops: Burglar cut power to Hingham home before breaking in
• Valentine's event in Canton to benefit police dogs
• Nomination papers available Monday in Norwell
• Eastern Nazarene College holding open house for adult and graduate studies
• Relay for Life Committee is searching for a volunteer
• Kindergarten signup in Quincy set for March 6
• Fire damages Holbrook home
• Today in the news: What does mortgage settlement mean for you?
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Purrkins, cat rescued from hoarder, needs home
• Firefighters respond to Holbrook house fire
• Police charge Braintree man with heroin trafficking
• Taunton woman sentenced to 6-8 years in fatal OUI case
• Norwell discount bookstore to close
• Federal money pays for electronic records upgrade at South Shore Hosptial
• Four South Shore towns getting anti-pollution grants
• Eagle Scout gets praise from Braintree’s town council
• Scituate appoints accountant, part-time veteran’s officer
• Today in the news: Moms battle Facebook over breastfeeding
• Bridgewater State observatory to open for star-gazing
• Man gets 15 years in shooting death of Brockton mechanic
• Cardinal Spellman students to switch to iPads
• ‘Jam-packed’ MBTA hearing anticipated in Hingham tonight
• Forbes House Museum holding Lincoln Day activities
• Registration open for adult ed classes in Weymouth
• Regional coastal committee to hold first meeting Wednesday in Scituate
• Cops: Randolph man stole pizza delivery driver’s car
• Abington birthday bash set for March 3
• Musicians from Japan to perform in Randolph
• Cops: Randolph man stole pizza delivery driver’s car
• Today in the news: California same-sex marriage ban ruled illegal
• Cops: Burglars seen leaving Hingham home in VW Beetle
• Firefighters respond to Duxbury house fire
• Pedestrian injured in Whitman-Hanson high parking lot accident
• Gas leak leads to evacuation in Weymouth
• Rockland, Braintree and Quincy fire departments receive federal grants
• Atlantic Symphony Orchestra comes to Hingham
• “Let’s Go to the Movies!” Cabaret at Ventress Library
• Laura Jones talk on 'Generations' on harbor islands
• Animal Protection Center holding pet adoption event
• Police looking for two men who stabbed Brockton bartender
• Coast Guard Auxiliary offers boating skills course in Braintree
• Retirement board member sought in Braintree
• Plymouth Farmers' Markets is displaced by new operator
• Quincy councilors question C-Mart permit deal
• Marshfield students, school officials reflect on late senior
• Today in the news: Madonna halftime show a hit?
• Woman threatened by knife-wielding assailant in Quincy
• Career Week: February 20-23, 2012
• Annual ‘South Shore History Symposium’ set for April 14
• Dinner dance to benefit Abington Food Pantry
• This week: ‘Phantom Menace’ out in 3-D
• MassDOT and MBTA to hold public meeting in Hingham
• Winter campfire fun at Myles Standish State Forest
• Fundraiser to benefit Hingham High music students
• Burglary at Braintree convenience store
• Sharon business gives customers chance to design Super Bowl ad
• Week in review: Komen and Planned Parenthood top the news
• Meeting in Weymouth about Fore River Bridge plan
• Quincy police to offer free course in boating safety
• Today in the news: Komen changes mind on Planned Parenthood
• Pierce Middle School Students Compete in Geography Bee
• “Stupid Cupid” Story Slam debuts in Quincy
• Fond good-bye to boxing legend ‘Goody’ Petronelli
• Pats’ team dentist mixes business, pleasure in Indy
• State Senate approves ban of synthetic drug ‘bath salts’
• Hingham police plan Super Bowl drunken-driving patrols
• Capuano introduces himself in Milton
• Today in the news: Group wants sugar regulated like tobacco
• Home, commercial burglaries reported in Braintree
• Holbrook man facing cocaine charges after Taunton traffic stop
• Top DeLeo deputy among Taunton Hospital defenders
• Martha Twigg retires as director of South Shore Natural Science Center
• Michigan company buys local food distributor Perkins
• Hull man, 86, accused of indecent exposure
• Hull fatal boat crash case moved to Superior Court
• Today in the news: Facebook seeks $5 billion IPO
• Boston developer fined $100,000 for violating campaign laws
• Candidates gearing up for Abington town election
• Stoughton town manager mum on reason for resigning
• Braintree High headmaster selection process under way
• Patriots pride will be on display Friday at Braintree town hall
• Today in the news: Mom gives birth to 14-pound baby
• ‘Broadway Favorites’ in Hingham to benefit Horizons for Homeless Children
• Hingham artist displays a talent for framing
• Sacred House Elementary open house Feb. 12
• Randolph resident accused in Boston shooting
• Third-offense OUI alleged in Pembroke
• Today in the news: Super Bowl ad preview – and a look at the Ferris Bueller ad
• Warren campaign organizational meeting to be held in Weymouth
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Kali, a handicapped rescue puppy, needs home
• Gov. Patrick, Cuomo finalizing details of Super Bowl bet
• Local lawmakers to announce new legislation to curb drug abuse
• Legendary boxing trainer Goody Petronelli dead at 88
• Boy Scout earns Eagle badge by helping Plymouth Animal Shelter
• 3 chances for seniors to learn about tax breaks
• Boating class for adults offered in Hingham
• Unclaimed property returned to South Shore cities and towns
• This week: Super Bowl Sunday is 1 week away
• Future chefs at Quincy High performed well at Career Exploration Day
• Middleboro teen saves mom overcome by carbon monoxide
• Week in review: Heroic children top the news
• VIDEO: Polar Plunge in Hull helps Wellspring to help community
• 'Navy Week' festivities planned for Boston area
• Today in the news: Little boy writes heartwarming letter to 49ers’ Kyle Williams
• Quincy man, 22, cited after crash
• Randolph town councilors fight bus cuts
• Two charged with drug, school-zone violations in Braintree
• Children’s consignment shop in Norwell grows up fast
• Would-be burglar sought in Cohasset
• Today in the news: Vanna White and Pat Sajak were sometimes drunk during 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Man tells police he was robbed and stabbed in South Shore Plaza parking lot.
• Son of N.Y. police commissioner accused in sex assault
• Artist to bury Boeing 727 jetliner in Mojave Desert
• Robbery at Braintree Square bank
• Thieves steal automatic toilet flushers
• Alleged burglars held on $25,000 bail after arrest in Weymouth
• Plymouth works to attract developer to courthouse project
• Magazine prints poem by 90-year-old Quincy veteran
• Rockland Ladies Auxiliary to sponsor patriotic art contest
• Quincy city councilors to square off in chili cook-off
• Milton Public Library to host talk about hiking Appalachian Trail
• Whitman-Hanson alumni group seeking Hall of Fame nominations
• Hall files papers to seek new term on Marshfield board
• Today in the news: Facebook makes Timeline mandatory
• VIDEO: Quincy Chamber of Commerce focused on the future
• Caution on replacing implanted heart defiibrillators
• Randolph police and firefighters to play in hockey benefit.
• Register now for lifelong learning at UMass-Boston
• Volunteers sought for Braintree search committee
• Gun-related arrest in 2009 fatal shooting in Brockton
• Federal and state authorities looking into Avon Water Department
• Eastern Nazarene Athletics Launches Live Stats
• Former colleagues remember longtime Ledger sports writer C. Roger Barry
• Police: Hull man vomited on floor after breaking into home
• Jar of coins taken in Braintree burglary
• Norwell man accused of second-offense OUI
• Two Braintree men arrested on heroin charges
• Pair admit to stealing copper pipes from Wompatuck State Park
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney paid 14% in taxes
• Next Seniors of St. Mary’s meeting to be held Feb. 3
• Nurses told Taunton State Hospital will close by year’s end
• Quincy sports fan helps John Adams cheer on the Patriots
• Appeals Court throws out Brockton drug convictions
• Quincy Animal Shelter holding raffle for Bruins tickets
• Woman claiming to have gun robs store
• State honors temple in Canton for charity work
• Nominees sought for Marshfield Athletic Hall of Fame
• Democrats in Braintree plan Feb. 11 caucus
• Work by MassArt senior sculpture students on display at the Front Street Art Gallery in Scituate
• Two selectmen plan to seek re-election in Abington
• Absentee ballots available in Norwell town clerk’s office
• Eating disorder clinic to open in Braintree
• New iMac Computer Laboratory Opens
• Today in the news: 9-year-old girl outsmarts kidnapper
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Rescue dog Newton yearns for walking companion
• Milton library to host teen anime club
• Cadillac SUV crashes into Brockton bank ATM lobby
• Easton eco-mom writes book on chem-free living
• Wireless glucose meter may transform diabetes care
• New rules could boost renewable power
• $15,000 taken in Quincy home invasion
• Winter Revival 2012
• Theatre Department Presents 'Stories of God'
• Braintree council to hold special meeting Tuesday night
• Foley declines, Zarrella takes Braintree school committee seat
• This week: President Obama’s State of the Union speech is Tuesday
• Quincy man charged with using stolen credit cards to buy electronics
• Braintree woman charged with assaulting store worker
• Man charged with passing counterfeit money In Braintree
• Poet Donald Hall looks at "old people"
• Car slams into trailer truck in Middleboro
• Week in review: Costa Concordia cruise ship captain tops the news
• Anniversary art show opens at Milton Public Library
• VIDEO: Wind turbine supporters brave the Scituate snow in droves
• Avon water superintendent under investigation
• Hingham’s gears up for annual Lincoln Day celebration
• Cohasset’s Holly Hill Farm to hold family events
• More money approved for work at Braintree’s Sunset Lake
• Today in the news: Etta James remembered for her legendary talent
• Pedestrian struck by car in Weymouth
• Learn to use your e-reader at Thomas Crane library
• Choir school auditions to be held at Quincy Catholic
• Ladies Aux.VFW to sponsor contest for Rockland schools
• Children’s Hospital Boston hosts blood drive in Plymouth
• Quincy gets $1 million for Adams Green design
• Video report: Etta James dies at 73
• Fundraiser for Neponset Valley Humane Society
• Bridgewater weighing pros, cons of hosting a casino
• MBTA chief to ride commuter ferry before Hingham hearing on cuts
• Driver and pedestrian seriously injured in Quincy collision
• A Cappella Choir to present Valentine’s concert
• Norwood soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Today in the news: Ex-wife: Newt Gingrich wanted open marriage
• Full statement of B-R superintendent on hazing
• Death of Taunton man in Maine unsolved
• VIDEO: Singer-songwriter Don White plans shows in Quincy, Brockton
• State supreme court tosses 2 Brockton crack cocaine convictions
• Town, schools trade harsh words over budget in Stoughton
• Plymouth Philharmonic to hold annual gala Feb. 11
• Battle brewing between Stoughton schools and selectmen over new budget
• Weymouth bookkeeper accused of bilking Quaker home of $23,000
• Kids can journey to Stellwagen’s ocean floor
• Today in the news: Sledding crow becomes Internet sensation
• Two hospitalized after fire in Kingston
• Good Intentions ease pain, boost pleasure
• Foley may decline Braintree school committee seat
• Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang leaving company
• Bridgewater-Raynham takes hazing allegations ‘very seriously’
• Alleged child pornographer from Norton held without bail
• Sheriff creates parenting and money management programs for inmates
• MWRA work could make Milton water cloudy
• Bike, sidewalks study kicks off Wednesday
• South Shore Conservatory offers Rock Camp during February school vacation
• Cops: Driver took Xanax before crash in Hingham
• Today in the news: Wikipedia, Reddit to go dark Wednesday
• “Cookout in January” benefit Jan. 27 in Braintree
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Lena, rescue cat who lost family, needs home
• Chamber music concert Sunday at the Thayer Public Library
• Milton Public Library hosts talk about hiking Appalachian Trail
• Jan. 18 water notice: cloudy water safe to drink, may stain
• The Civil War Circle holds monthly round table discussion on Tuesday evening
• Polar Plunge in Quincy on Saturday to support Interfaith Social Services
• Amalio “Gio” Giovanniello, World War II vet, architect and husband, dead at 90
• Hazing expert says abuse is widespread despite being crime
• Woman sought in Quincy drugstore robbery
• The WinterFest Beer and Wine Tasting will be held on Saturday Feb. 11 o benefit the Scituate Animal Hospital.
• South Shore Hospital to present Play Smart, a program on concussion prevention in youth hockey
• The Milton Players to revive the 1965 Broadway hit “The Odd Couple”
• Milton-based funeral home company acquires Barnstable location
• City council looking for answers from the Brockton Rox
• Today in the news: Zappos hacked; 24 million people affected
• VIDEO: Power back on in West Bridgewater after truck crash
• Jon Huntsman withdraws from GOP presidential race
• City council looking for answers from the Brockton Rox
• Police investigating break at Braintree Market & Deli
• Beer and wine-tasting event to benefit Scituate Animal Shelter
• Quincy Police kept guard outside Alba Restaurant as some Bronco players ate Friday night
• Two bodies found after plane crash off Cape Cod
• Occupy protesters in Quincy target Bank of America
• This week: Republicans debate ahead of South Carolina
• Week in review: Marines top the news
• Audubon's Habitat in new documentary
• Former Bridgewater woman dies in Va. crash
• Patriots fans stoked for Saturday’s game
• Duxbury Lifelong Learning offers 14 courses in winter term
• Volunteer Fair to be held in Randolph
• Today in the news: Desecrating Marines identified
• No bail for Stoughton man charged in Avon murder
• "Doctors, you've turned Mom into a zombie"
• Whitman police chase ends in arrest of driver in stolen vehicle
• 420 lbs of cow brains seized at airport
• Police investigating incident at Bridgewater-Raynham High
• New Route 24 exit opens in Freetown
• Longtime Marshfield firefighter announces retirement
• Kids invited to draw or paint Stellwagen sea life
• Today in the news: Outrage over video of Marines urinating on dead fighters
• Keep your eye on nursing homes, new report says
• Gas prices rise for third straight week over global oil concerns
• Abington police warn of phone scam
• Trooper crashes cruiser to stop chase on Route 3 in Plymouth
• Braintree parents group donates iPads for special-education classes
• MGM to bet on Brimfield casino
• Tractor-trailer jackknifes in Milton; driver injured
• Hume new chairwoman of Braintree school board
• Alleged Pembroke drunk driver followed by witness after hit-and-run
• Today in the news: You can clone your pet
• Parents admit denying medical care to son with cancer
• Wildlife cruise of Boston Harbor Islands Jan. 16
• PHOTOS: Dive teams search Kennebec River for missing Maine toddler
• Here she comes! Vote online for Miss America
• Annual Valentine Princess Tea held at Hough’s Neck Congregational
• Taunton’s Pacheco rules out run for Congress, backs Kennedy in 4th
• Whitman town clerk to retire
• Brockton businesswoman hopes for clean break from spa’s past
• Motorist stopped in Weymouth after allegedly leaving Braintree crash scene
• Sustainable Braintree kicks off annual fundraising campaign
• Hingham police urge caution in dealing with cold-calling contractors
• Attorney general seeks to clarify Open Meeting Law
• After grant falls through, Norwell scrambles to save historical cart path
• Today in the news: ‘Hunger Games’ tickets on sale this month
• Blue Hills Community Health Alliance awards $40,000 in grants
• Numerous groups featured at Milton Martin Luther King Day celebration
• Thacher Montessori students care for farm animals
• Scituate author to present “What if... Workshop” in Norwell
• VIDEO: Three Tall Pines releasing second CD at local shows
• 'Broken heart' syndrome after loss of loved one
• Weymouth couple running Boston Marathon to honor late infant son
• Fur ball to benefit Animal Rescue League
• Man, child killed in Weymouth crash
• Naked man with a knife arrested in Carver
• Who are the top dogs in Brockton?
• Braintree School Committee approves high school courses
• Those dealing with grief can get help at South Shore events
• Penguin expert to share amazing rescue experience at Norwell lecture
• Germantown Center keeps Quincy’s MLK breakfast alive one more year
• Learn to skate at Hobomock Arena in Pembroke
• Marshfield schedules kindergarten sign-ups
• N.Y. pair accused of stealing $1,000 in sweatpants at Braintree mall
• ENC - Making College More Affordable
• An adult and a child are dead after a crash on Route 3 in Weymouth
• Today in the news: Woman survives after bungee cord breaks
• Local eighth graders named to governor's annual day of service
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Blitzen, a rescue dog dumped outdoors, needs home
• Scituate author to give 'What If?' workshop in Norwell
• Norton woman shot by hunter suffers setback
• Brockton man killed in crash on Route 24 in Freetown
• Three alleged heroin dealers arrested in East Bridgewater
• Norton man facing child porn charges, again
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus holding auditions Jan. 9 and Jan. 16
• Braintree to honor five as peacemakers
• This week: New Hampshire votes Tuesday
• Braintree Kindergarten registration underway
• Milton students take part in performance of Verdi’s “Falstaff”
• Sr. Marjorie Raphael's paintings at Duxbury's Bumpus Gallery
• Selectmen, School Committee races contested in Stoughton
• Week in review: Mitt Romney under fire
• Brush fire scorches 2-3 acres in Kingston
• Plimoth Plantation set to host ‘Three Fires Market’
• One-stop drop-off for Braintree trash and recycling
• Marshfield library to hold story times for children
• Today in the news: Accidentally deported teen headed home
• Eastern Nazarine College grads accrue highest debt in country
• Milton 350th Committee Announces “Mayor of Milton” Contest
• Hannaford announces ground beef recall
• Music event to benefit Scituate native battling pancreatic cancer
• Minor damage reported in Whitman oven fire
• Brockton man arrested after Newton armed robbery
• Girls Basketball to host Cancer Awareness event tonight
• Fatal accident on Route 6 in Sandwich Friday
• Randolph man arrested in West Bridgewater on drug charges
• Woman charged with Quincy road-rage attack
• Home, vehicles burglarized on Braintree street
• Attempt to climb fence results in serious injuries in Hanson
• Teen fends off would-be mugger in Hingham
• Today in the news: Man’s gets a 'no' at basketball game proposal
• Quincy youth still Pokémon champion
• Feds seize luxury vehicles from Brockton bank fraud convict
• State to hold annual eagle count on Jan. 13
• Library to host chess tournament for Milton students
• Randolph man arrested in Bridgewater on drug charges
• Hospice offers programs for those dealing with grief
• NH AG: Brockton man who stabbed home invaders justified
• Getting the once-over from a Norwell hawk
• State finds Carver selectmen violated Open Meeting Law in town administrator contract vote
• Avon assessor’s retaliation difficult to prevent, officials say
• Brockton postal employees speak out against plant closing
• Local college students shed light on Moswetuset Hummock
• Milton Art Center’s grand opening set for Sunday
• Opening of Pembroke skating rink delayed a week
• Today in the news: Mom shoots intruder after 911 says it’s OK to defend herself
• North Quincy Senior Stay-Out Committee to host an afternoon with spirit medium Sandy Alemian
• Meeting tonight on possible closing of Brockton postal facility
• Former Avon town official fined in tax retaliation case
• Quincy High Boys Hockey Boosters hold fundraiser with musician Jim Plunkett
• Crane Library offers orientation tour for old and new visitors
• Crane Library shows free matinee movie on Fridays throughout January
• Ken Elliott from One Life at a Time speaks at the Crane Library
• Winter book sale to benefit Animal Protection Center
• Stoughton police chief to train at FBI Academy
• History Students Feature Moswetuset Hummock in Website
• Today in the news: Quadrantid meteor shower should be dazzling
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Bethany, handicapped rescue cat, needs home
• Taunton man killed in car crash
• Three teens arrested after drinking inside Braintree school on New Years Eve
• Braintree man fell asleep at red light, charged with OUI
• Stoughton woman arrested for shoplifting at Macy’s
• Drunken driver hits parked car and flees in Braintree
• Hanover man drives car into Merrimack River in Concord, N.H.
• Rabbit, guinea pig 4-H program starting in Quincy
• This week: Iowa caucuses set for Tuesday
• 2012 gets off to a big splash in Scituate
• Fire damages East Bridgewater home
• Week in review: 2011 weather disasters
• Woman hurt in hunting accident in Norton
• Latest Brockton shooting sends woman to Boston hospital
• Stop & Shop recalls shredded cheese
• Today in the news: North Korea doesn’t change policies
• PHOTOS: Scientists to blast predator fish to save Great Lakes
• Plane overturns at Mansfield airport
• McNudes: 2 charged after naked drive-thru McDonald’s run
• Class of firefighters completes training, joining local departments
• Brockton woman charged with stabbing in Whitman
• Milton man charged with breaking into cars in Quincy
• Hingham purse snatcher pleads guilty
• Experts say warm weather linked to jet stream’s path
• Best-selling author to speak at Milton library
• Blood donors in Hingham will get pound of free coffee
• Hair salon to open third location early next year in Weymouth
• Video: Cooks and Books with Miss Debbie
• Today in the news: New laws for 2012 affect abortion, immigration
• Exclusive: Mitt Romney, Ron Paul lead the field heading into Iowa
• Carver man drives car into Middleboro reservoir
• Video: "Gwendolyn the Graceful Pig" at Crane Library
• 3 parenting workshops offered in Scituate
• Ice skating lessons to be offered in Quincy, Weymouth
• Holbrook Christmas tree pickup is Jan. 9 to 13
• Today in the news: Iran threatens to block important water route
• Best selling author to speak at Milton Library
• Boston man gets 5 years in drunken driving death
• Exclusive: Presidential tracking poll released tomorrow morning
• 3 catalytic converters stolen from cars in Halifax MBTA parking lot
• Police say Hull man swallowed bag of cocaine
• Quincy cabbie accused of driving drunk with fare in the back seat
• Quincy police: Accusation led to pipe assault
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves woman’s life
• Video: Mamasteph performs at Milton Library
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Logan, a rescue dog dumped in parking lot, needs home
• Kraft, Wynn say they hear concerns, fears over Foxboro casino proposal
• Police: Quincy man kicked bar patron, head-butted window
• Quincy police investigating parking lot stabbing
• Woman’s purse snatched near North Quincy T
• Convicted Cape Cod gamblers remain free
• 2 die in car crashes in Mansfield, Revere
• PHOTOS: Conn. fire victim had career as safety chief
• MBTA worker reprimanded for Christmas message
• Duxbury’s bicentennial quilt on display at Art Complex Museum
• Stoughton police lead youth in Explorer group
• Authorities close portion of Route 58 for Whitman house fire
• This week: Kim Jong Il funeral set for Wednesday
• Authorities close portion of Route 58 for Whitman house fire
• Bus kills Detroit Lions fan, 21, running in street
• 1st female president of University of New Hampshire killed in Bedford
• Man spends Christmas alone at Maine lighthouse
• 5 killed in Christmas day house fire
• Mass. man killed in Boston tunnel crash
• Arrests made after reports of gunfire in Quincy
• Brockton man shot in spine, being treated in Boston
• Weymouth man wanted on drug, robbery charges arrested at South Shore Plaza
• Scituate schools conducting special-needs screenings
• Hingham’s South Shore Conservatory offers piano scholarship
• Week in review: Kim Jong Il dies, his son is successor
• Police hunt for R.I. man wanted in Raynham home invasion
• Watertown school official Cardarelli gets 6 months in jail
• Man gets 45-60 years for Rehoboth home invasion
• Man gets 45-60 years for Rehoboth home invasion
• Manhole manufacturer expands into Stoughton
• Substance Abuse Awareness Week program set in Quincy
• North Quincy High students show injured soldiers they care
• Braintree man could get up to 22 years for stealing credit cards
• Today in the news: Man wakes from coma just before organ donation
• 5 things to know about the payroll tax cut extension
• Milton Hospital Bazaar raises over $4,500
• Police probe Brockton home invasion; Family Dollar store robbed
• East Bridgewater church to explore ‘Absurdity’ of Christmas
• Selectman: Bridgewater casino could derail slots in Raynham
• Brockton cop, veteran wins civil rights suit vs. city
• Brockton cops: Cocaine dealer nabbed, $100,000 worth of drugs
• Want to vote in Scituate? Fill out census form
• Marshfield teen injured in locker room wall collapse
• Savor the solstice and the season
• Today in the news: Origins of some Stonehenge rocks discovered
• Friend charged with OUI in crash that killed Bridgewater woman
• Ex-prison guard from Middleboro convicted of murder
• 2 women share 1st kiss at Navy ship’s return
• Framingham State student arraigned in fatal crash case
• Police probe possible Dorchester dog fighting ring
• Company brings glow-in-the-dark miniature golf to Kingston mall
• Taunton man killed in head-on collision in Maine
• Middleboro to use surveillance cameras downtown
• Pair charged in Brockton bank robbery spree
• Weymouth to hold swearing-in ceremony Jan. 3
• Marshfield chief seeking old photos of fire station
• Teen charged in alleged beating at Rockland party
• Hingham police doing extra looking for drunken drivers
• Braintree commended for being ‘StormReady’
• Jury still out in Kingston murder trial
• Today in the news: Bon Jovi is not dead
• Deal with U.S. would increase Massachusetts Medicaid funding by $5.7 billion
• Bridgewater casino could derail slots in Raynham
• State agrees to improve care of mentally ill prisoners
• It's wait till next year for Lottery's Celtics scratch ticket
• Auditor: State paid for lawyers without verifying clients' financial health
• Police: Raynham home invader posed as pizza deliveryman
• Police seek driver who forced car off road, into pole
• Harvard Business School awards Weymouth nonprofit a consulting grant
• Officers, police dog catch would-be thief in Stoughton
• South Shore YMCA in Quincy to host 5K race in January
• Stoughton’s Shaloh House to hold Hanukkah events
• 21-year-old Wareham man killed in Plymouth car accident
• Braintree family ‘going to be OK’ after burst pipe soaks Chistmas presents
• Stoughton man runs from police
• Today in the news: Who is Kim Jong Un?
• Stoughton man runs from police
• South Shore Conservatory names new director for summer music festival
• Brockton police dog Gomo dies after decade of service
• Steward Health Care to participate in new Medicare system
• Braintree gas station attendant robbbed at knifepoint
• Braintree Police arrest four after parking lot fight
• Brockton police investigating potential mail scam
• Breaking news: Kim Jong Il dead at 69
• Milton resident to speak about Irish immigration
• This week: 'Dragon Tattoo,' 'Mission: Impossible' and more at the theaters
• Temple Shalom hosts Chanukah party
• Quincy 'treasures' walk enacts the winter solstice
• Week in review: Witness testifies in Sandusky case
• Man pulls gun, steals phone in downtown Brockton
• Brockton police: Man robbed store with needle
• Carver teacher wants more time off to see wounded soldier son
• Christmas decorations stolen in Middleboro
• Holbrook man charged with OUI, misusing handicapped placard
• Video: Trailside Museum tells "Nature Tales"
• Will you miss the Rox?
• Pipe work may cause discolored water in Milton, Lower Mills
• Brockton Rox pull out of pro baseball league
• Driver to face charges in fatal Framingham State crash
• Video: Wildcat Fun Night at Tucker Elementary School
• Today in the news: Students suspended for ‘Tebowing’
• Air Force to award Silver Star to spy plane pilot Francis Gary Powers
• Teen gets stuck in chimney after breaking curfew
• Israeli, in legal battle with Facebook, changes his name to Mark Zuckerberg
• Milton resident to speak about Irish immigration
• Cops: Raid on Middleboro “drug house” nets 7
• Bill to lower flags on Sept. 11 advances
• Hannaford markets recalls ground beef
• Survey will help Norwell craft open space plan
• Coombs Foundation to host party for families of soldiers
• Today in the news: Woman killed in NY elevator accident
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Devon, rescue cat who dodged coyotes, needs home
• Quincy Medical Center names new medical staff president
• Halifax looking for library board members
• Milton resident performs at fundraiser
• State Sen Joyce receives award from Haitian group
• Quincy residents honored for blood platelet donations
• Exclusive: Rasmussen Reports says Romney leads in polls ahead of Iowa
• Stabbing suspect arrested at Wareham motel
• Police stop Boston man with loaded handgun in Brockton
• Whitman used car dealer loses license
• Former Stoughton police chief asks for new trial
• Bid for school-renovation funds goes forward in Stoughton
• Free brick offered to first Pembroke baby of 2012
• Massachusetts Historical Commission releases 8th edition of ‘Historic Places for Historic Parties’
• VIDEO: Randolph swears in five new auxiliary police officers
• A chance to ask questions about Norfolk County’s Registry of Deeds
• Randolph offers residents incentives to recycle
• Marshfield resident appointed to state library board
• Today in the news: Time Person of the Year is ‘the protester’
• Garage fire breaks out in Abington
• State trooper pelted with pot during 100 mph chase
• 3 horse heads found in trash
• Rockland man arrested following Weymouth break-in
• Steward Health Care System gets OK to sell health insurance
• Mass. studies paint a worrisome economic picture
• Braintree recreation offers two trips to Celtics games
• Quincy DPW yard closed on Saturdays until spring
• Cancer-treatment fundraiser will aid Quincy official’s family
• Today in the news: NTSB wants nationwide cellphone-driving ban
• Woman denies causing penis injection death
• Shipyard gets surprise load of black widow spiders
• Weekend Commuter Rail service to be restored Dec. 24 on Old Colony, Greenbush lines
• Quincy woman arrested after police chase
• VIDEO: Son of corrupt Stoughton cop charged in theft of $3,500 in electronics
• Alumni Cheer on the Lions in PA
• Braintree police charge New York man with credit card fraud
• Barge towed from Quincy shipyard to Tea Party Museum
• Alleged drunken driver gets stuck on traffic island in Cohasset
• Duxbury Free Library offers free foreign language program to patrons
• Dispute over coffee leads to assaults in Braintree, police say
• Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - December 13, 2011
• Today in the news: iPhone captures woman shooting son-in-law
• Weymouth man named regional head of Knights of Columbus
• Holiday lights on memorial tree cause stir in Middleboro
• Video: Artspace Milton displays student art
• 2 arrested on credit card fraud charges related to Blue Hills car break-ins
• Plymouth man charged with larceny from Braintree store
• Braintree Christmas tree lighting ceremony set for Monday
• This week: Jerry Sandusky in court for hearing on child abuse
• Victorian Christmas Show House in Marshfield
• Recent deaths spur suicide discussion
• Forbes House Museum holds open house and concert
• Week in review: Albert Pujols signs with Angels
• Pair caught in Plymouth with 22 stolen storm grates, police say
• Holbrook man sentenced in California marijuana case
• Randolph woman due in court on workers’ comp fraud charges
• Brockton car fire spreads to nearby house
• Prison psychologist accused of faking rape
• Polydactyl cat’s 26 toes help rescue animal shelter
• Today in the news: 26-toed cat helps Milwaukee animal shelter
• Ad executive sends holiday cards from the grave
• AG Coakley keeps fighting to suspend Pilgrim license review
• Hit-and-run accident knocks Easton man out of his shoes
• AG: Movie director claimed $4.7 million in bogus tax credits
• Carver murder trial begins with records spat
• Video: Historian discusses the importance of quilts in the Civil War
• Carver official violated conflict-of-interest law
• Bridgewater Savings plans to pull out of Carver
• Trial date set for Holbrook man accused of OUI and fleeing crash scene
• Abington woman accused of conspiring to run drug ring
• Today in the news: 2 killed in Virginia Tech shootings
• Paranomal group to hold lecture/toy drive
• Forbes House Museum gets ready for holiday concert
• Holiday photo contest to benefit Animal Protection Center
• Brockton sex offender failed to register, federal prosecutors say
• DEA makes arrest at home of former Abington selectman
• Stoughton choral group has deep roots
• Police: Man caught stealing $3,000 lift from Abington golf range
• 2 arrested on heroin charges in Pembroke
• Marshfield lawmaker sets up free screening of holiday movie classic in Scituate
• Today in the news: 'Mythbusters' cannonball hits home
• Mitten throw down: Michigan, Wisconsin fight over shape
• Middleboro police searching for missing hunter
• Sen. Scott Brown to hold hearing in Quincy on veterans benefits
• Plimoth Plantation to host Holiday fundraiser Dec. 10
• House on Burton Road in Braintree broken into, ransacked
• Quincy Animal Shelter to hold open house
• Hingham police seek help in house-break investigation
• No end in sight to money squeeze for cities and towns
• Abington town manager wants cable information released
• Brockton postal facility considered for closure
• Easton police: Three businesses sold booze to minors
• Fundraiser to benefit family of Randolph slaying victim
• Thief smashes windows, steals purses from two cars at Hingham park
• Quilts tell Civil War stories in Quincy
• Deadline approaching for Hanover housing lottery
• Tree and light festival to benefit Bay State Community Services
• Norwell street to close for emergency culvert repairs
• Today in the news: NASA: New planet could hold life
• David Guterson wins 2011 Bad Sex writing award
• Quincy gets state go-ahead for Town Brook project
• Pet photo events to benefit Plymouth Animal Shelter
• Scituate Animal Shelter to hold holiday party
• Sign-up begins Dec. 12 for Scituate winter recreation programs
• A GOOD AGE: Recalling dad as others struggle with elderly parents
• Brockton postal facility to close next year, six others
• Police arrest Jamaica Plain man on heroin charge in Braintree
• Rotary repaving start of state road repairs in Braintree
• Choirs, bands to perform at annual holiday concert
• Women recovering after crash with alleged drunken driver in Hingham
• Braintree police to seek drunken driving charges against driver who struck utility pole
• Vandals disable police radar sign in Hingham
• Hanover post office to provide information on direct mailing
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants to drop next-day service
• Hough's Neck Congregational Church to hold Christmas event
• No one hurt when school bus hits pole in Whitman
• Norfolk County DA launches anti-drunken driving program
• Video: Coat Drive at First Congregational Church of Milton
• UPDATE: Man stabbed in head, groin in Middleboro
• Textile historian to present Civil War quilts at Crane Library Thursday
• Bill aims to ease motorcycle helmet law
• Video: Interfaith clergy association awards volunteers
• This week: Rod Blagojevich to be sentenced
• Fewer Abington service members deployed this holiday season
• Easton chief: AG not probing alleged hazing
• Bridgewater woman killed in crash
• Week in review: Facebook’s most-shared stories of the year
• Bridgewater woman killed in early-morning crash
• 1 hurt, 1 charged with drunk driving in Easton crash
• Hingham chorus sings to help Wellspring charity
• Quincy Recreation to offer free Saturday programs for students
• Today in the news: Herman Cain meeting with wife
• Both drivers in two-car accident drunk, Wareham police say
• Man gets 35 years for fatal shooting in Maine
• Police hunt for flasher who was wearing only superhero cape, mask
• Downtown streets closing for Hingham’s Christmas in the Square
• Food drive to benefit Quincy Animal Shelter
• Milton Animal League to hold holiday party
• Stoughton's school building aid application process moves forward
• Today in the news: Hanson to release Mmmhop beer
• Nobel Laureate speaks at Quincy High School
• Plymouth Rock Studios scammer gets15 years in prison
• Pet photo event in Kingston to raise money to fight cancer
• Video: Feed The Hungry Gala benefits Interfaith Social Services
• Would-be burglars smash door at Brockton church
• Jingle Jaunt road race/walk Sunday in Braintree
• Marshfield Historical Society selling ornament by local artist
• Braintree schedules special yard waste pickup
• Stano takes over as Braintree library director
• Quincy student raise money for disabled children
• New Quincy High Women’s Athletic Hall of Fame seeking nominations
• Braintree officials holding party for Toys for Tots
• Today in the news: Sandusky threatened family, lawsuit says
• Police: Brockton teen shot in buttocks in gang-related shooting
• Hough’s Neck MOTHERS Club to discuss wine etiquette
• Man sentenced to life for murder of Brockton mechanic
• Former Brockton pediatrician arrested in Raynham for drugs
• Dogs in holiday costumes to march in Easton parade
• Brockton man arrested after fatal shooting in Lawrence
• Quincy man hits lottery for $250,000
• Avon woman temporarily blinded by burglar in stairwell
• Four full-time officers added to Whitman police force
• Owner of former Whitman church wants to convert it into apartments
• Mass. home sales rise again while average price falls
• 2 Braintree residents arrested near mall stole clothes, police say
• Three Braintree firefighters recognized for 2010 rescue
• GPS device enables police to quickly find missing elderly Halifax man
• Today in the news: Herman Cain might exit GOP race
• Videos: Conrad Murray sentenced to 4 years for Michael Jackson death
• Randolph police open house Saturday, Dec. 3
• Gov.’s Council delays hearings on Milton, Scituate court nominees
• Thieves targeting catalytic converters in Carver
• Moonshine still discovered in Massachusetts water plant
• New corrections officers from Brockton, Bridgewater, Stoughton
• Brockton Health Center wins $40,000 for food pantries, jail
• Traffic snarled as truck stuck under Longfellow Bridge in Cambridge
• Retired North Quincy principal Peter Chrisom Sr. dies
• Salvation Army employees robbed in Brockton
• Braintree teachers get grants for classroom technology
• Cash taken in burglary at Braintree diner
• Braintree, Duxbury men arrested on drug charges
• Today in the news: Ohio takes 200-pound 8-year-old from mom
• Pedestrian hit by car in Randolph, transported to Boston Medical Center
• Weymouth soldier in Afghanistan gets the last word
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Hard-luck Harley, a rescue dog, needs home
• Gomo, longtime Brockton police canine, set to retire
• This week: Conrad Murray to be sentenced
• Milton Animal League to hold Holiday Party
• Abington Scout completes Eagle Scout project a second time
• Week in review: Early Black Friday a hit with consumers
• Brockton businessman Paul Merian injured in fall from roof
• Southborough Police say Quincy woman drove drunk with her daughter
• Whitman police say armed robbers still at large
• Quincy kicks off holiday season with tree lighting
• Today in the news: Mars rover launches Saturday
• MASS. MOST WANTED: Abington bank robber
• Forbes House in Milton kicks off holiday season with tour
• Hingham names student for mock government day
• Fall River woman dies in crash on Route 24
• Benefit to help snow dogs in Greater Boston area
• British firm to pay $95,000 to resolve deceptive-marketing allegations
• Today in the news: Occupy protests Black Friday; Apple has sale
• Veterans Center seeks votes on Facebook
• Turkey Talk: Gobbling Up the Health Benefits of Turkey
• State Police accepting Toys for Tots gift donations
• Four chances to take a ride aboard ‘The Polar Express’
• Pembroke group raising money for families in need of help
• Weymouth Lions Club, mayor to dedicate tree at tree lighting
• Quincy Point Engine 3, firefighters honored
• Forbes House Museum to hold tours Thanksgiving Weekend
• Plymouth driver hits woman in Wareham CVS doorway
• Former Abington town accountant set to receive vacation days, sick leave buyback
• Orchestras, students to give Quincy holiday concert
• Nobel laureate coming to Quincy High
• Braintree girl, 9, runs from stranger after being approached
• Blue Hills Regional looking for construction projects
• Today in the news: Bunnies abandoned near Colorado highway
• DOVE launches Adopt-a-Family holiday drive in Quincy
• Missing man could be 3rd Craigslist victim
• Distillery toasts defeat of Jack Daniels tax
• Quincy Animal Shelter's 2012 pet calendars available
• Witness: Gun-toting man robs Stoughton pizza shop
• Cops: Stoughton man part of counterfeit goods ring
• Charming Charlie opens Plymouth store
• Pembroke OKs single tax rate for all properties
• Braintree police make arrest following car break-in
• Extra patrolling for drunken drivers in Hingham
• Pembroke officials consider allowing long-distance votes
• Braintree shoplifting suspect faces multiple charges
• Robotics teams will do battle in Quincy
• Annual Christmas Concert with Symphonic Winds and 4 O’Clock Jazz
• Holiday concert at Quincy High
• Video: Tucker Elementary is a SMART school
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Jeepers, a kitten rescued under junk car, needs help
• Today in the news: Michelle Obama and Jill Biden booed at NASCAR race
• Missing girl’s mom arrested on child abuse charges
• Gov. Patrick signs anti human-trafficking law
• Local Catholics among recipients of Chevrus medals
• Red Cross picks former Cambridge senator as CEO for Eastern Mass.
• Retired Randolph teacher interviewed on NPR
• Cape Wind opponent reports increase in donations
• Stoughton Community Preservation Committee to hold forum
• Winter coats presented to hundreds of Boston students
• Mayor Koch’s prayer breakfast raises $11,000 for Interfaith Social Services
• Tax rate hearing in Pembroke
• Video: Cut-A-Thon supports Jimmy Fund
• T temporarily revives weekend train service for Thanksgiving weekend
• Fire burns roof at Plimoth Plantation
• East Bridgewater police: liquor thief caught red-handed
• Benefit for Braintree man awaiting a heart-and-liver transplant
• Boston Archdiocesan Choir School holding auditions for boys
• Braintree Gardener’s Guild to hold holiday house tour
• Christmas party to benefit Jimmy Fund
• Nobel Laureate comes to Quincy High School
• Cohasset mom accused of drunken driving with son in the car
• Burglar breaks into two Hingham homes
• Police: Holbrook man arrested attempting to cash stolen check
• Braintree police investigate two house break-ins
• Thanksgiving weekend service on Old Colony, Greenbush commuter rail lines
• Pets can visit with Santa at South Shore Plaza
• Hingham Savings gets hit with ATM lawsuit
• Quincy shelter dog gets a whiff of a bright future
• Scituate man charged with theft in Boston
• Milton Hospital to host diabetes symposium
• Cohasset break-ins being investigated
• Kingston man arrested on child porn charges
• Nov. 26 will be day for honoring Hull’s Rhoda Kanet
• Braintree Thanksgiving farmers’ market is Saturday
• Quincy business leaders network, get cooking tips
• VIDEO: Stabbing victim driven to Brockton police station
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Sheldon, a foreclosure rescue dog, needs home
• Troopers find gift-wrapped pot, charge driver with trafficking
• East Bridgewater’s George Roper new clerk magistrate in Plymouth court
• Man pumps his innocence in penis enlarger scheme
• Milton Hospital Decks it's Halls for Holiday Bazaar
• North Quincy sells photos to help Children's Hospital
• Brockton man sentenced to life for 2007 murder
• Illegal skimmer, camera found stuck to Taunton ATM
• State officials to audit Abington’s special education, English Learner programs
• South Shore Community Action Council program helps people find jobs
• Quincy man in trouble over cigar
• Quincy attorney reinstated
• Thieves targeting Crow Point, Hingham police say
• State unveils clean-energy program in Scituate
• Quincy man pleads guilty in interstate prostitution case
• Former Weymouth man, wife and sons arrested on marijuana charges in Maine
• Easton cops arrest three more for burglary
• Driver topped 90 mph with baby, woman in car in Middleboro
• Dog Sled Fun Run to be held at Houghton's Pond
• Brockton native and Cumberland Farms CEO returns to city
• Suspects in Abington copper theft arraigned in court
• Quincy Christmas festivities expanding
• House break-ins on two Norwell streets being investigated
• Quincy Chamber to host Cooking and Networking event Nov. 17
• AG: Stoughton School Committee violated Open Meeting Law
• Milton, Hingham, Sharon qualify for 'High School Quiz Show' on WGBH
• Dog mushing demonstration at Wompatuck State Park
• Ashland man accused in terror plot seeks bail
• "Jobs Not Cuts" holds meeting at Crane Library
• Two arrested within minutes at South Shore Plaza store in Braintree
• Committee seeking creative submissions for Abington commemorative book
• Hull school sports fundraiser Thanksgiving
• Pierce Middle School food staff honored
• Brockton man charged with drunken driving in Braintree
• Hingham singer to be featured in concert at Braintree library
• Dickens festival Saturday in Braintree
• Quincy sea wall repair meeting Wednesday
• St. Joseph’s and Quincy Point Congregational to hold Thanksgiving service in Quincy
• Local author discusses "Santa of the Lighthouses"
• Plymouth man arrested on fourth drunken driving charge
• Chamber Singers Present Madrigals Feast
• Chance to comment on plan to extend Neponset River Trail
• Harvard author to host education discussion at Hanson Middle School
• This week: Kindle Fire out this week
• Carver man arrested on charges of physically abusing his parents
• Week in review: Penn State sex scandal tops the news
• South Shore Conservatory offers scholarship for Suzuki guitar program
• Pembroke Education Foundation launches fundraiser
• Tickets on sale for Scituate’s North Pole Express train ride
• Raynham man needs help storing 56,000 U.S. flags
• South Shore Humane Society meeting to feature animal trainer
• Brockton area veterans struggling with unemployment
• Today in the news: Baby elephant, mom rescued from mud pit
• Milton pays tribute to veterans with parade and observance
• Standish Humane Society to hold adoption events
• Animal Protection Center bake sales, pet photos with Santa
• Flags now fly for soldiers at Massachusetts National Cemetery
• 100 years ago, on 11-11-11, city had record heat, record cold
• Nearly 850 workers will move to Canton from Stoughton and Cambridge
• Dance team from Braintree High will try for national title
• Road rage justice? Woman charged after flipping off sheriff on highway
• Today in the news: Mom rescues daughter from washing machine
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Sadie, a cat rescued with kittens, needs home
• Quincy Medical Center gets a new president
• Poll worker charged in alleged nose-biting incident
• Nixon defended his legacy in grand jury tape
• Weymouth police arrest three after alleged drug deal in parking lot
• Coombs Memorial Foundation tree sale continues this weekend
• Hull police make cocaine, marijuana busts
• Dunkin’ Donuts sues three franchisees
• Senate panel OKs Postal Service plan
• Cops: Burglars caught at Carver house by homeowner’s relative
• Avon police chase ends in three-car crash on Route 24
• Free trolley to carry veterans along Tri-Town Parade route in Rockland
• Today in the news: Joe Paterno announces retirement
• Giant tire removed from Skywalker the bull’s head
• Randolph man hurt after being dragged by SUV; ex-girlfriend charged
• Scituate police say drunk teen tried to escape
• Abington settles Dumpster dispute
• Flu shot clinics in Scituate on Nov. 9, 10
• Video: Community Health Center expands North Quincy office
• Today in the news: Herman Cain denies sexual harassment
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Walter, a lonely rescue dog, yearns for a family
• Driver in serious condition after head-on crash in Carver
• South Shore Community Action Council opens new classrooms in Marshfield
• Quincy College President Tsaffaras to receive award
• Braintree holds hometown tribute to John Adams
• Korean War vets meet in Quincy
• This week: Justin Bieber Christmas album out Tuesday
• About 400,000 National Grid customers statewide without power Sunday
• Utility crews working to repair downed wires in region after weekend nor’easter
• Police: Carver man recovering after crash
• Cops: Quincy drunken driver caused head-on crash in Hingham
• Week in review: Kids’ Halloween costumes too sexy?
• Video: Forbes House Museum has night of "Spooky Tales"
• Today in the news: No debit fees for Chase, other big banks
• MSPCA to hold annual Doggy 5K race
• PHOTOS: Giant Lego Man may soon be freed
• Man steals pub sandwich, uses forklift for getaway, cops say
• Couple accused of giving away their daughter, 2
• Hanover re-opens parks for night use
• Biotech center breaks ground
• Official to return for fishery discussion
• Letter tips off Abington police to alleged drug deals
• Pedestrian struck by truck in Carver
• Letter tips off Abington police to drug activity
• Weymouth wildlife center holding Halloween fundraiser
• Today in the news: Bernie Madoff, wife had suicide pact
• 40 pounds of marijuana seized in Braintree
• Owner of banned pit bull leads Weymouth police on chase
• Long-lost cat falls through ceiling at airport customs
• Milton Hospital provides Halloween safety tips.
• Local residents to be honored for river restoration efforts
• Jimmy Fund Golf Raises $6.4 Million for Cancer Research
• South Shore Community Action Council opens new classrooms in Marshfield
• Bill would allow nonprofits into state retirement savings plan
• Daddy's Junky Music closing all stores
• State approves budget to restore flu vaccine program
• Company faces $161K in fines for allegedly unsafe job site in Hanover
• Merchants in downtown Marshfield to welcome trick-or-treaters
• Braintree to mark presidential birthday
• College costs and grads’ debt continue to rise
• Braintree church collecting Thanksgiving turkeys
• ‘Ghost Train’ rides at Edaville RR this weekend
• Today in the news: Puppy saved from top of moving train
• Madoff’s wife: We tried suicide after Ponzi arrest
• 2 men charged with ‘spaceship’ theft
• Abington firefighters douse car fire
• Police: Abington man nearly hits cruiser, charged with fourth-offense OUI
• Home prices in Massachusetts rise slightly
• Groundbreaking ceremony kicks off Kingston wind project
• Norwell man gets 9 months for knife attack on girlfriend
• Today in the news: HPV vaccine suggested for boys
• Canadian Tourism delegation visits Marina Bay
• Veteran Braintree police officer charged with possession of assault weapon
• Weymouth massage parlor owner fined for operating without a license
• MBTA changes Red Line service for upcoming weekend
• Menino agrees to reduce Moon Island shooting range hours
• Jack-O-lanterns to light up New England Wildlife Center Halloween event
• Mattapan man faces drug charges after arrest in Weymouth
• Stoughton woman charged with stabbing boyfriend
• Jordan Hospital to host support group for cancer patients
• The Book Shack to open at Kingston mall in former Borders space
• $61 million school project passes Hingham town meeting, heads to the ballot
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs ‘focused’ after cancer
• EEE detected in Hanover, prompting park closures
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Rescue dog Jojo needs a home - and comfy couch
• Carver teen hurt in Middleboro crash
• Open government advocates push meeting, public record reforms
• The Half of Quincy: Historic Quincy's Half-Marathon
• Turkey supper at Abington church
• Haunted hayride set for Saturday in Braintree
• Braintree students commended for high test scores
• This week: Arraignment in plot to kill Saudi ambassador
• Firefighters extinguish Holbrook chimney fire Sunday night
• Bridgewater man seriously injured in Route 24 crash
• Video: Quincy High School hosts Fall Classic Car Show
• Week in review: Gadhafi, Ohio animals top the news
• Today in the news: Ben & Jerry’s ‘SNL’ ice cream takes heat
• Donation drive for Plymouth Animal Shelter
• Cops: Three caught after Norwell home burglary
• Ailing and abandoned horses get second chance at Plymouth farm
• Car crashes into CVS in Easton
• Accused repeat shoplifter targets South Shore Plaza in Braintree
• Two women sue Boston Scientific over allegedly painful implants
• Stoughton hazardous waste recycling facility looks to relocate to West Bridgewater
• Quincy pair charged with trying to rip doors off of gas station shed
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Mighty Macs' a mighty yawn
• Former Middleboro man faces third set of child porn charges
• Video: Civil War music at Thomas Crane Library
• Driver cited after car crashes into Weymouth sub shop
• Today in the news: How Moammar Gadhafi was caught, killed
• Quincy woman headed to prison for stealing from dentists
• Eastern Nazarene College honors Quincy residents
• Hockey’s holy grail visits the Archdiocese
• Hedlund, Bradley seek help fighting water rate hikes in Hingham, Hull
• Dramatic chase ends with arrest in Easton
• Quincy bridge to be closed Friday night
• Mass. tops California as first on energy efficiency scorecard
• Public health commissioner defends lack of mosquito spraying
• State, police target bus stop violators in blitz
• Stoughton selectmen and school board discuss school renovation projects
• History Lecture on Op-Eds
• Ben Mezrich speaks at Gala for Milton Library
• Unwanted drugs can be dropped off Oct. 29 in Carver
• Hingham police warn of phone scam targeting sympathetic grandparents
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus to give holiday concert Nov. 27
• Jordan Hospital offers free lung cancer screenings
• Collection for charities to take place at Braintree Farmer’s Market
• 'Howl'-o-ween canine costume parade at Borderland Park
• Today in the news: Lions, bears shot after they get loose in Ohio
• South Shore residents receive "Good Neighbor Awards"
• Former DiMasi associate sentenced to 18 months in prison
• Occupy Wall Street becomes NYC tourist stop
• Not Fluffy: Giraffe at zoo picks his own name
• ‘RIPD’ film crews back at former Raynham dog track
• Whitman to host second of tricentennial road races
• Hingham cops halt Linden Ponds missing-jewelry investigation
• South Shore veterans group donates clothing to VA hospital
• Local high schools will give ‘Quiz Show’ their best shot
• Braintree council recognizes volunteers’ efforts
• Hull woman sent to alcohol program after second drunken-driving arrest in less than half a year
• Hanover police: Wal-Mart employee was drunk as he drove to work
• Shoplifter nearly hit by vehicle as he runs from Braintree store, police report.
• Hingham cops: After stealing electronics, thief returns for dropped cell phone
• Today in the news: iPhone app catches cheating wife?
• Cops: Little League coach hits man with crowbar, takes photo
• Batman gets probation, ordered not to wear costume
• PHOTOS: Pets in costume for Halloween? Accessorize!
• Quincy cop who chief wants fired to have hearing
• Plane crashes in Berkley near Myricks Airport
• Turn in old or unused prescription drugs in Plymouth
• Braintree youth center to hold dance Friday night
• Wildlands Trailrunners to explore on foot
• Basement fire in a house on Plymouth’s Gurnet
• Grand Opening of Student Center Cafe and Lounge
• Inmate grows 260-pound pumpkin named ‘Miss Demeanor’
• AROUND THE POUNDS: 2 dogs victimized by war need home
• Boston apartment explosion may be suicide attempt
• Pembroke rabies clinic to benefit the Avon Cancer Walk
• Man hurt in Carver car accident
• Halloween gala to benefit Kyleigh’s Cure
• Milton Art Museum right at home on college campus
• Quincy man arrested for attack with knife in Narragansett, R.I.
• This week: GOP candidates debate in Vegas
• Authors, bookworms mingle at Boston Book Festival
• Three people sustain serious injuries in head-on crash in Hanson
• Forbes House, Adams Park to look at the "Founding Gardeners"
• Artists raise money for Milton Animal Shelter
• Stoughton applies for grant to improve hiking trails
• Abington hires technology administrator
• Advocacy for animals in Massachusetts focus of seminar
• Week in review: iPhone, BlackBerry top the news
• Carver man hospitalized after crashing into utility pole
• Food to be collected at Plymouth Thanksgiving parade
• Standoff in House over $480 million spending bill settled
• Video: Milton Art Museum celebrates 25th anniversary
• Today in the news: Thousands line up for iPhone 4S
• VIDEO: Mechanic called to free cat stuck behind van’s dashboard
• Denied conjugal visit, alleged U.S. drug gang assassin on hunger strike in Mexico
• Water main burst in Canton causes flooding
• Quincy painting company docked $2,400 in worker's fatal fall in Abington
• Animal Protection Center to hold 'Paws in the Park' walk
• Free piano concert Sunday at Braintree library
• Leaky roof disrupts classes at Montclair School in Quincy
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney, Herman Cain top new poll
• Parents charged with kidnapping their 8 children
• CEO of CA solar company, Solyndra, resigns
• Man accused of tattooing 2 under-aged girls
• Teacher uses facebook to slander homosexuality
• Canton walk to raise money for spinal cord rehab
• Weymouth family plans third annual Halloween fundraiser
• Hull family’s yard sale to raise money for support organization
• Hanover craft fair to feature 80 vendors
• Extra voter registration hours scheduled in Randolph
• Residents group to hold air base discussion Oct. 13 in Weymouth
• Today in the news: BlackBerry outage spreads
• Texan freed by DNA test after 25 years exonerated
• 6 killed in hair salon shooting
• Canoe trips along Neponset River
• Veteran Murray aide Rick Musiol leaving for job with bank
• Crafts fair to benefit Milton animal shelter
• Toy gun triggers lockdown at Plymouth’s Hedge School
• Weymouth assistant school boss up for Hopkinton job
• Animal welfare groups to hold SnowDogALooza
• Kingston man charged with OUI in Norwell crash
• Braintree woman charged with drunken driving, assault
• Quincy man charged with identity theft
• Woman charged in Braintree with trying to cash stolen check
• Couple holding another fundraiser for Quincy school system
• Today in the news: US says Iran tried to kill ambassador
• 2 ex-soldiers plead guilty to lesser charges in beating of homeless man
• Bow hunter gets electric shock poking dead bear carcass
• SUV crashes into living room of home
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Sadie, a puppy mill rescue dog, needs a home
• CDC official arrested on molestation, bestiality charge
• VIDEOS: Southern Rail coming to Milton Library
• Cops find carjacking suspects asleep in stolen car
• Quincy High hosts "Fall Classic Car Show"
• Man charged with breaking into cars in North Quincy
• Police: Man with syringe robs Braintree gas station
• One month left to register to vote at Norwell town meeting, election
• Woodward School students’ art on display at Quincy library
• Cohasset’s financial director is leaving after only nine months on the job
• Today in the news: Netflix kills Qwikster
• Hingham cops: Burglar cut hole in restaurant roof, lowered self in with rope
• Woman gives birth after running Marathon
• Law aims to eliminate wolf-dog hybrids
• Marshfield Historical to start lecture series Oct. 16
• Mass. priest resigns after accused leads trip
• Student injured after falling into Charles River
• Celtics CEO to help ‘drum up’ funds in Scituate for Lou Gehrig’s disease
• Patriot Ledger wins two awards
• Record turnout for Choate Island Day on Crane Estate
• This week: iPhone 4S goes on sale
• Brockton man, E.B. man face theft charges
• Quincy Oktoberfest organizers pleased with fundraiser
• Crane Library displays art from Woodward School
• Video: Runners and costumes in third annual Smegs Legs run
• Week in review: Steve Jobs, Apple top the news
• Stoughton firefighters extinguish condo fire
• Quincy High students run restaurant
• Plymouth Philharmonic to open 96th season
• Kittendales calendar to benefit Hull animal shelter
• Rep. Geoff Diehl to host “Race to Nowhere” screening
• Braintree lacrosse tourney to benefit cancer research
• Plaque tells history of Braintree’s French’s Common
• Today in the news: 3 women share Nobel Peace Prize
• Myles Standish monument open to climbers next Thursday
• St. John the Evangelist Parish to celebrate 150th anniversary
• October is Archaeology month in Massachusetts
• South Shore Model Railway Club open house set for Oct. 30
• Pair busted in Quincy for alleged crack cocaine sale
• Video: QCAP holds casino night fundraiser
• Mass. federal court to allow video cameras in some cases
• Donation drive for Plymouth Animal Shelter
• Bulger victims lose appeal in suit against FBI
• Local fire departments stump for help in winning $10,000
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs mourned
• Sheriff: Religious castoffs are attacking fellow Amish
• Thieves steal 50-foot steel bridge
• 30 hurt when bus slams into truck
• Partners, Blue Cross strike deal to save $250 million
• Calif. takes the ‘cell’ out of prisons
• Sci-fi, thriller author accused of bilking dates out of millions
• GOP choice of experienced Romney, novice Perry
• Ceremony held as work on memory-care center in Hingham progresses
• Police officer facing child rape charge resigns
• Mass. man who went to Conn. for child sex gets 11 years
• 10th and final Rizzo Golf Classic set for Tuesday
• Video: "Rachel's Challenge" at Milton High School
• Stoughton interim fire chief now has permanent job
• Police locate missing Stoughton man
• Braintree town hall windows glow pink for breast cancer awareness.
• Mock Las Vega night will aid muscular dystrophy research
• 2nd-offense OUI alleged after Hingham crash
• Braintree police seek license suspension following crash
• Steve Jobs dies
• Today in the news: Wall Street protests growing
• Bishop denies accusation of forcibly kissing a student
• NYPD spied on city’s Muslim partners
• Gunman at large after deadly quarry shooting
• National Grid got late invitation to Brockton council meeting
• Massachusetts Humane Society to hold 'Barktober Meowfest'
• Police say man tried to pass bad check for $6,000 in Braintree
• Quincy man indicted in bank heists
• Today in the news: Hank Williams Jr. booted from ‘MNF’ for Hitler comment
• Wife who killed, cooked her husband seeks parole
• Scituate Animal Shelter to hold 'Fresh from Italy'
• Braintree home burglarized, jewelry, World War II stamps stolen
• Marshfield's Goodwill Hunters to hold 'MarshVegas' fundraiser Oct. 21
• Federal court in Boston in study on cameras in courtrooms
• Boston marchers demand end ‘corporate control of government’
• Milton Chamber of Commerce seeks items for military members
• Search for baby at Avon recycling center is futile
• Milton police to help residents prevent burglaries
• Cohasset concert will feature restored 1806 piano
• Duxbury forest named for veteran and journalist David Cutler
• Hingham art gallery to showcase works of Abington artist
• Eric Timms, Christian Artist and Painter, to Speak
• Today in the news: Amanda Knox freed
• October is Archaeology month in Massachusetts
• Webber Earns Write-Up in The Boston Globe
• Weir River Farm in Hingham has open barn day instead of festival
• Police: Holbrook man found napping in furniture store's truck
• Braintree wrapping up road projects
• Quincy High’s Molly Cunha named Commended Scholar
• Marshfield Lifelong Learning program has openings in fall classes
• Norwell library features work of South Shore artists
• Students Experience Poverty with Jubilee Village
• Young girl falls of horse at Quincy school festival
• More than 50 Braintree roads get upgrades this year
• This week: Amanda Knox appeal verdict expected Monday
• Celebrate Milton! highlights town
• Taunton residents unsuccessful in selling food stamps for cash
• Beechwood Knoll Fall Festival raises money for school
• TERRY MAROTTA: The hardest lessons are often the best
• JUNE JUREK: Ceaseless donation requests an irritation
• Week in review: Kobe Bryant, Amazon top the news
• Beware of unlicensed dog: Whitman cracking down
• Third annual Quincy Oktoberfest benefits Interfaith Social Services
• Quincy mayor honored by Catholic retreat
• Plymouth Antiquarian Society to hold ghost tours of Spooner House
• Three arrested in Plymouth on armed robbery and kidnapping charges
• Today in the news: US airstrike kills al-Qaida leader
• Fundraiser for Animal Protection Center of Southeastern Mass.
• Man with knife robs Quincy gas station attendant
• Foreclosures in Massachusetts reached new peak for 2011 last month
• History Department Presents Lecture on 'Godless Europe, Religious America'
• Braintree man arrested for suspected car burglary
• Fire museum in Hingham holding barn sale fundraiser
• Today in the news: Two-faced cat sets Guinness World Record
• Author William Powers to speak at Cohasset Library
• Second daylight mugging of Quincy teen near school
• VIDEO: Centre Street in South Quincy to be repaved Friday
• Holbrook special town meeting to decide on school regionalization panel
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Bailey, a hard-luck rescue dog, needs a home
• Electronics recycling to help fund scholarships
• Similar eateries move into familiar Braintree locations
• Historian discusses portrayals of Jesus and race at Eastern Nazarene
• Braintree police follow fleeing woman to stolen perfume
• Braintree utility schedules Public Power Week events
• Lt. governor urges push for sea-wall funds
• Milton residents set to celebrate diversity
• Police station, turtle habitat proposals await Norwell town meeting votes
• Today in the news: Amazon introduces Kindle Fire tablet
• All-breed dog walk at Borderland State Park
• Amazon unveils new iPad competitor
• Electronic recycling day set in Hanson school Oct. 1
• Andy Rooney ending CBS ’60 Minutes’ run this Sunday
• State OKs $77M for new schools in Hingham, Duxbury
• Cohasset Democratic Town Committe to host Unity Party Oct. 1
• Middleboro food business closing, holding going-out-of-business sale
• Man says he was jumped, cut near Quincy City Hall
• Braintree woman accused of writing bad checks
• Stoughton water tanks project will cost $5 million
• ‘R.I.P.D.’ filming a sight to behold in Raynham
• President Dr. Corlis McGee to receive South Shore Women's Business Achievement Award
• Statewide home prices fall in August, but South Shore prices rise modestly
• Burglary reported at East Braintree home
• Weymouth woman accused of OUI after 2 crashes in Hanover
• Webber Honored as ECAC Div. III NE Region POW
• West Nile case reported in Brookline
• Today in the news: iPhone 5 expected to be announced Oct. 4
• Convicted killer caught after 40 years on the run
• Bail set at $100K for Scituate bank robbery suspect; driver still at large
• Holbrook property owner offers land
• Braintree police cruiser struck during prisoner transport
• 15-year-old boys mugged mid-afternoon near Quincy High
• Three injured in I-95 crash in Sharon
• Barktober-Fest: A day for pets in Plymouth
• Massachusetts bingo halls may face last call
• Hanson museum takes exhibit program on road to West Bridgewater
• Thieves target 3 Braintree homes
• Saying he had syringe, man robs Braintree gas station
• License plate reader leads Braintree police to suspected drunk driver
• Braintree seeks new tenant for Eldridge School
• Casino night to benefit Quincy charity
• Forest to be dedicated to Vietnam veteran David Cutler
• Today in the news: Dead Sea Scrolls now online
• Filming for ‘R.I.P.D.’ to begin today in Raynham
• Holbrook men charged with drug trafficking
• Avon police warn about rash of car breaks
• Whitman selectmen approve license for precious metals business
• Teams, sponsors sought for Braintree spelling bee
• Monks break ground on Raynham temple
• Video: Forbes House Museum holds Hutchinson Retreat Party
• This week: Levi Johnston book on Sarah Palin is out Tuesday
• Civil War group at work on trail of sites through New England
• Quincy, Stoughton women hit lottery for $50,000
• Rasin Foundation holds fundraiser in Milton
• JUNE JUREK: Fed up with daily dire food warnings
• TERRY MAROTTA: Like Mark Twain’s home, mine is full of stories
• Week in review: Facebook Timeline gets mixed reviews
• Holbrook to hold bulky items collection week
• Second deadly EEE case reported in Raynham
• State liens Brockton Rox for $25,000 in back meals taxes
• Blue Hill Observatory holds fundraiser
• Today in the news: Where will satellite hit?
• EEE case reported in Raynham
• Black bear shot, killed in residential neighborhood
• Canton Cat Rescue to "Rock for the Pussycats"
• Mass. prison without water after main break
• Braintree car wash to benefit a young singers dream
• Person trapped after small plane crashes
• Falling satellite slows down, Earth strike delayed
• Fire training chief suspended for pornography
• Brockton man sentenced to life for murdering boyfriend
• Fundraiser at Creative Getaway for Taunton Animal Care
• Former Braintree library director named to Brockton post
• Stoughton to hold hazardous waste collection
• Whitman selectmen OK street “toll-booth” fundraisers
• Stoughton property taxes up by $123
• Shaw’s Supermarkets promotes its sustainable seafood options
• Acoustic set at the Adams Inn
• Best-selling authors flock to Marshfield
• Quincy woman arrested in Belmont prostitution sting
• Teens to learn real-life risks of distracted driving at Hanover Mall
• Today in the news: Leaders speak out against Troy Davis execution
• Quincy Schools to hold fundraiser
• Two charged with series of break-ins, thefts in Carver, Wareham
• Hingham reopens town-owned bowling alley
• VIDEO: Quincy High Class of 1941 holds its final reunion
• Three races on Randolph election ballot
• Milton’s Temple Shalom to hold open house
• Video: Milton Hospital observes National Backpack Awareness Day
• Solar panels save Norwell Middle School $230 in first month
• Ex-spokesman for Cardinal Law takes Indianapolis church position
• Today in the news: Jailed hikers freed
• Gov. Patrick, NAACP criticize voter ID bill
• Gracie's Mission to hold special walk for pets
• No suspects arrested in killing of Avon man
• Avon police investigating rash of car breaks
• Abington police arrest suspects in car breaks
• Cocaine trafficking charges dropped in Quincy case
• Three Quincy liquor establishments sold to underage patron, police say
• Police: Hanover man cited after car hits State Police cruiser
• Braintree man charged with selling marijuana
• Today in the news: New video of Reno air show crash
• Photographer to lead tour of new Brockton outdoor exhibit
• Thieves steal $10,000 Bear from bar
• Former selectmen candidate cleared of trespassing charges
• Quincy Animal Shelter to hold beer-and-wine event
• Rockland man charged with fifth-offense OUI
• Homeless man in Plymouth charged with using rock in robbery
• Pair of Scituate men face heroin charges
• Friday deadline for Randolph tax break
• Carver man found safe after missing for nearly 11 hours
• Hanover pursues possible appeal of affordable-housing ruling
• Ledger launches mobile shopping app
• Historic black meeting house in Boston restored
• Environmental coalition presses governor to beef up new biomass energy laws
• AROUND THE POUNDS: 2 sibling rescue kittens desperate for a home
• Netflix separates DVD, streaming business
• Quincy man arrested on drug charge
• Stoughton officials investigate cause of Sunday fire
• Weymouth to hold annual pumpkin party
• Trial of teacher accused of rape set for November
• Abington teen gets OK to serve on town energy board
• Once again, Patriots play follow their leader
• This week: Republicans square off in another debate
• Quincy Artsfest highlights local art scene
• Abington VFW to present $2,000 check for charity
• Whitman-Hanson welcomes another teacher from China
• Whitman taxpayers won’t be asked to pay for $30,000 fence
• Haunted house at Whitman Middle School, no more
• Video: Seventh Annual Chowdafest in Houghs Neck
• YOUNG AT HEART: Hollywood website a veritable treasure trove
• TERRY MAROTTA: An old person in a world full of youngsters
• Week in review: Marine receives Medal of Honor
• Cohasset Day will be held Sunday
• Rowing race to be held in Plymouth
• Today in the news: More battles in Libya
• MBTA installed "Hold" light for Mattapan riders at Ashmont Station
• Missing cat found 5-years later, 1600 miles away
• Stoughton offers rebates for water-saving appliances
• E.coli detected in Abington well
• 30th Anniversary Celebration for Neighborhood Housing Services
• Milton Hospital announces Prostate Cancer screenings
• New sign at Ashmont MBTA station to benefit Mattapan trolley riders
• Birthday Party/Open House at Forbes House Museum on Sunday
• Quincy Arts Council grant applications due Oct. 15
• Dorothy Quincy Homestead open for tours Saturday, Sept. 17
• Quincy to Quincy fundraiser Saturday night at Oyster Bar at Marina Bay
• Video: Forbes House unveils new artifacts and annual report
• Fundraiser Saturday for restoration of Randolph memorial
• State trooper accused of assaulting girlfriend no longer being monitored
• Chance for Milton residents to get rid of hazardous waste
• Man charged with OUI after fatal boating accident appears in court
• Today in the news: Pat Robertson says divorce OK in event of Alzheimer’s
• Man tries to rob Scituate bank, flees scene
• Eastern Nazarene College to host lecture on race, Jesus
• Jordan Hospital to plant special garden at Breast Center ward
• Church to host lobster dinner
• Milton Hospital to run sports injury clinic
• Morgan Stanley chairman to resign
• Blessing of the animals at Scituate Church
• Young teen charged in Whitman with selling weapons at park
• Weymouth humane society to hold yard sale
• South Shore veterans’ fair and picnic Sunday in Pembroke
• Candle blamed for Plymouth apartment fire above butcher shop
• Local politicians optimistic about casino bill
• Plympton, Weymouth women face Whitman drug charges
• Woman attacks male assistant DA in Brockton court
• Local politicians optimistic about casino bill
• South Shore walkers set to go distance against cancer
• E. coli detected in Hanson water well
• Marshfield entrepreneur, three police officers honored for their responses to Irene
• NStar responds to Marshfield’s criticism of storm response
• Focus is on jobs at Braintree hearing on casinos
• Alleged pot dealer from Braintree to be charged
• Coins taken in Braintree house break-in
• Braintree church hoping for help following theft
• Pink Fire Trucks and performance at Granite Links
• Today in the news: President Obama disapproval ratings hit 55 percent
• Police investigate possible contamination incident at Accord Pond
• Pink Fire Trucks roll into Granite Links in Quincy
• Blue Hills Observatory talks Irene and snowstorms
• TV Weatherman quits job after found sleeping with dead body
• Robber dressed as Gumby surrenders to police
• Plymouth thrift store raising money for domestic violence victims
• Grove Manor in Braintree to host antique car show
• Humane societies to hold Rescue Dog Day
• Bridgewater State University bans smoking anywhere on campus, even outdoors
• Abington looking for trash compliance officer who can ‘walk and bend’
• Police arrest suspected drug dealer in Abington
• Abington School Committee member deployed by Army
• House break-in, burglary attempt reported in Braintree
• Hingham planning to expand popular swap program
• Waterfront festival set for this weekend in Hull
• Rockland man appealing earlier conviction pleads guilty to molesting child
• Milton Cultural Council accepting grant applications
• Hingham paving three streets this week
• North Quincy High to host Rachel's Challenge speaker Thursday
• Today in the news: U.S. hikers to be released from Iran prison
• VIDEO: Victims identified in deadly Brockton head-on collision
• New airport security rules for kids under 12
• North Quincy High to host Rachel's Challenge speaker Sept. 15
• California Pizza Kitchen holding fundraiser for Braintree youth center
• Bank robbery in Plymouth Tuesday
• Taunton man arrested on charges of drug possession and shoplifting in Pembroke
• Carver woman faces third drunken driving charge
• Norwell stores hit in rash of burglaries
• Suspect in Braintree stabbing surrenders
• Braintree man charged in baseball bat assault
• Abington school officials seek $1 million for improvements
• No arrests in latest Brockton murder
• Little support in Brockton area for banning Pledge of Allegiance in school
• $10M solar farm proposed in West Bridgewater
• Break-in at Quincy’s Point Webster Middle School
• Norwell’s Boudreau edged out for Falmouth town manager job
• Cape Cod Lumber seeks tax break for Abington project
• Today in the news: Bank of America cuts 30,000 jobs
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Derek, a starving rescue cat, needs a home
• Spitz: Thanks to Yanks and America
• VIDEO: Mema’s Run held at Cunningham Park
• ENC as Main Sponsor of 'Courageous' Movie Premiere
• Milton remembers 9/11 with readings and candlelight vigil
• Woman’s hand bit by dog after road race
• This week: Emmy Awards are next Sunday
• 4th Annual Cochrane Road Race draws crowd to Quincy
• Motorcycle crashes on Route 1 in Sharon
• JUNE JUREK: No reminders needed on this sad anniversary
• TERRY MAROTTA: Learning may be an antidote to sadness
• Week in review: 9/11 threats, anniversary
• Blue Dog Shelter to hold benefit golf tourney
• Scituate Animal Shelter to hold benefit walk
• Tractor trailer catches fire on Route 24
• Milton’s Fuller Village observes 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Plymouth businessman’s memorial first to list all 3,000 names
• Judge: Quincy School Committee has legal control of Faxon Field
• Today in the news: Nation on alert after ‘credible’ terror threat
• Fore River Bridge opening Monday; sign up for our e-mail alert
• Verizon fires six, suspends 32 for Super Bowl pool
• Poor parking in Plymouth blamed on alcohol
• Crash in Weymouth during Friday morning commute
• 'DoggiePawLooza' in Hingham on Sept. 18
• Jamie Cochrane Memorial Road Race is Sunday in Quincy
• Video: Summer Garden Photo Exhibit at Thomas Crane Library
• Today in the news: Google buys Zagat
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Seymour, a rescue dog who likes belly rubs, needs home
• Blood drive to honor Quincy girl
• Milton foundation provides grants to Milton schools
• Pink Fire Trucks will roll into Granite Links
• Cops: Woman mugged in Montclair section of North Quincy
• Man caught on camera in alleged drug deal in Quincy
• Myles Standish Forest to host hike Sept. 21
• ‘Genealogy marathon’ Saturday at Duxbury Senior Center
• Braintree council criticizes EPA decision on Clean Harbors
• Stoughton officials look back at response of National Grid, town
• Thieves use sledge hammer in Quincy break-in
• MBTA fare hikes in the offing, riders balk
• Man with several open drug cases arrested again in Hingham
• Whitman cops: Suspects stole to fuel heroin habits
• MEMA asks Plymouth County officials to report costs of Irene
• Today in the news: Former NHL players die in plane crash
• Massachusetts officials make private pitch for bond-rating upgrade
• Walmart employees robbed store to pay for sex change
• Man facing indecent assault and obsenity charges in Plymouth
• 9/11 concert planned in Plymouth
• Two girls charged in Quincy robbery of Victoria's Secret items
• Hingham voters to weigh in on $36 million for school work
• Vandals hit closed St. Ann School in Quincy
• Hingham court spared cut in schedule
• Grand jury hearing evidence in Quincy child sex trade case
• Whitman police seek stolen equipment
• Police catch suspect who allegedly ran across I-93
• Croquet tournament to benefit South Shore Hospital
• Cohasset GOP picnic scheduled for Sunday
• Group offers series on domestic violence
• Musicians sought for college ensemble in Quincy
• Volunteers needed to swim with students with developmental disabilities
• Duxbury police investigate phone scam
• Braintree man faces child pornography charges
• Father Bill’s appoints senior adviser
• Braintree approves historic preservation funds for All Souls Church
• Milton Hospital offers weight loss surgery
• Today in the news: Where’s Moammar Gadhafi?
• Man accused of threatening Google executive via Twitter
• Colorado State student loses legs while she was train hopping
• Woburn police officer shot, wounded during robbery
• O'Connell arraignment on sex, drug charges
• South Shore Conservatory to host open rehearsals Sept. 14 and 21
• Runners brave storm, raise $22,000 in inaugural 'Run for Faith'
• Rainwater leaks close classroom at Quincy’s Sterling Middle School
• Elderly Carver man conned with fake winning Lottery ticket, police say
• Cops: Braintree house burglarized while family slept
• Swim With A Special Child in Weymouth needs volunteers
• ENC Partners with South Shore YMCA
• New Faculty Members Join Campus
• Community Invited to Join Symphonic Winds
• Abington man injured in Randolph motorcycle crash
• Somerville man arrested at King Richard’s Faire for alleged disorderly conduct
• Pink Carpet Fashion Show raises money for cancer research
• Woodward School in Quincy names interim head
• This week: Many 9/11 anniversary events scheduled
• Teen kills father while defending uncle
• Somerville man allegedly fights off police at King Richard’s Faire
• Brockton’s east side victimized by BB gun-fueled damage
• Video: Pink Carpet Fashion Show raises money for cancer research
• This week: Are you ready for some NFL football?
• Quincy man faces heroin charge
• Duxbury, Mass. donates to storm-ravaged Duxbury, Vt.
• Tires slashed in Carver
• Braintree man to be charged in collision at Five Corners.
• Quincy DPW head wants laborer fired over missing pump
• Weymouth woman hurt in crash near Braintree split
• Brockton man shot in head Saturday
• Quincy cemetery expansion would disrupt rare snake habitat
• Week in review: Rebels hunt for Gadhafi
• Video: "Sunset on Nut Island" strolling tour
• Social service agency has open house
• Adult learning program offered
• Today in the news: Tropical storm headed to Gulf; Katia a hurricane
• Southeastern Mass. Amateur Championship entries available
• Woodward School names Interim Head
• Free screening of "Herafter" in Houghs Neck Sept. 9
• Stoughton sets up a trash receptacle for spoiled food
• A New Year Begins
• History Department Presents Free Lectures
• Bullying seminar set for Tuesday in Marshfield
• Scituate’s Sand Hills beach remains closed; Minot and Egypt reopened for swimming
• Braintree man faces charges in hit-and-run accident
• Car clips light pole, flips over wall at Braintree Five Corners
• Car burglaries reported in Braintree
• Today in the news: President Obama changes date of jobs speech
• Peddocks Island closes to public ahead of schedule
• Fundraiser for Plymouth Animal Shelter Set for Sept. 4
• Keenan to hold meetings on casino bill in Abington, Braintree
• Book Clubs start up again at Crane Library
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus to hold open audition Sept. 12 and 19
• Milton Cultural Council now accepting grant applications
• Fire destroys house on Grove Street in Kingston
• Somerville man charged with Quincy gas station break-in
• Norwell offers showers for powerless residents
• NSRWA Harvest Moon Festival set for Sept. 19
• Video: Kippenberger retires as Animal Control Officer
• Fund to benefit wife and daughter of slain soldier from Duxbury
• Become an ESL Conversation Group Leader
• Norwell launches search for new town manager
• Today in the news: Lawsuit filed over AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Quincy provides residents with dumpster for spoiled food
• Unemployed man finds $150,000 in his backyard
• Netflix price changes to take effect tomorrow
• AROUND THE POUNDS: Emma, a rescue cat who loves dogs, needs home
• West Nile Virus found in Weymouth mosquito
• State seeks public's comments on outdoor recreation
• Abington woman charged with larceny in Braintree
• 16-year-old arrested on marijuana charges in Braintree
• Sen. Scott Brown wrapping up Guard training in Afghanistan
• Quincy cop kicked, cruiser rammed during crack cocaine bust, police say
• Greater Boston home prices hold relatively firm
• Braintree restores four teacher jobs
• Police: Trio breaks through wall to get at Hingham farm stand’s cash box
• Cops: Thief steals Kindle, tries to buy e-books
• Lack of electricity has many residents feeling powerless
• Wikileaks website crashes under suspected cyberattack
• Video: Quincy Multicultural Parade
• Today in the news: Another hurricane on the way
• AZ Rep. Giffords walking and writing, according to aide
• Senate candidate Tom Conroy in Quincy on Wednesday
• Abington dodges Irene’s worst, some power still out
• Damage by Irene has power companies and customers scrambling
• Lifelong learning courses offered in Duxbury
• Local groups receive federal Drug Free grants
• Bail set at $1 million for sex offender accused of slashing cop
• Untreated wastewater flowing into western Mass. rivers
• Swansea man convicted again of 4-year-old's murder
• Mass. gets new overseer of public charities
• Still no lights at Stoughton, Wareham courts
• Quincy teen raises awareness of Somali humanitarian crisis
• Poll shows support for banning credit scores in auto insurance coverage
• Registration next week in Milton for school music lessons
• Today in the news: Irene recovery begins
• Dad accused of throwing 7-year-old son off cruise ship
• Storm disrupts start of school
• 2,800 in Cohasset without power Monday
• Hingham to accept residents’ storm debris at temporary drop-off center in Bare Cove Park
• Alleged drunken driver ran away after crash, Braintree police say
• North Braintree Dunkin’ Donuts burglarized, money stolen
• Two men accused of shoplifting from South Shore Plaza stores
• This week: Dick Cheney, Lil Wayne have new releases
• Holbrook man charged with credit card fraud
• Two Braintree homes broken into
• South Shore Plaza closed Sunday
• South Shore Women’s Business Network postpones golf outing
• Abington VFW schedules Sept. 11 memorial motorcycle run
• Rock to honor Whitman’s founder
• Week in review: Hurricane Irene leads the news
• South Shore Music Circus exhibit
• Scituate author to present 'What if' Workshop Sept. 18 in Norwell
• Harbormasters advise boat owners to remove vessels before Irene strikes
• Coast Guard may have to heed own hurricane warnings
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene prompts first-ever evacuation in NYC
• Quincy to open emergency center
• Videos: Hurricane Irene
• Milton Hospital welcomes new surgeon
• Hingham boaters urged to remove vessels from harbor
• Randolph man arrested in Mattapan shooting
• Today in the news: Emergency declared in 3 states ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Quincy project gets $5m in governor's budget
• Milton reading club reaches goal
• Quincy driver who hit baby carriage unlicensed, police say
• Hurricane could increase EEE risk in Brockton region
• Abington salon to hold cut-athon to benefit Coombs memorial foundation
• W-H to hire new dean of students
• Norwell making last-ditch effort to save house built by founding family
• With hurricane headed this way, coastal residents urged to register for alerts
• Suspect in South Shore Plaza TV scam arrested
• Gear stolen from Braintree landscaping company
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene threatens East Coast
• Quincy boy, 10, arrested after pig stabbed
• Coyote attacks toddler in Weymouth
• Alleged drugged driver crashes in Braintree
• Braintree cops foil cheap TV con at South Shore Plaza
• Fire rips through Paisano’s in Kingston
• Abington reorganizing schools, hiring administrators for opening day
• Stoughton water and sewer rates increasing
• Local real estate market shows signs it may be stabilizing
• "Reading in the Park" event says goodbye to summer
• Purses, cash, GPS unit taken in Hingham car break-ins
• Back to School for Quincy - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Scituate officials favor creating facilities manager position
• New system to alert Norfolk County residents via phone, text messages, social networks
• Braintree police seeking pair in SUV break-in
• Today in the news: Gadhafi compound falls to rebels
• Officials' links to guns used in Brockton, Boston killings investigated
• Trio charged with breaking into car in Braintree
• Quincy woman arrested in Macy’s theft
• Jewelry, prescription drugs missing from Braintree home
• NSRWA to hold special events Sept. 11
• Thief left getaway car behind, Quincy police say
• State-provided flu shots in Brockton area to be cut in half
• Media backs Patriot Ledger’s push to unseal O’Connell case
• Brockton Councilor Brophy seeking answers about desalination plant
• Alarm scares off burglar at Hingham business
• Legislators join in denouncing Clean Harbors settlement
• Alumni Gather in Michigan and New Hampshire
• Casino bill must account for tribes, Patrick aide says
• Today in the news: Rebels take Gadhafi stronghold of Tripoli
• South Shore Stars offer "working with immigrants" conference Sept.21
• Haynesworth pleads no contest to assault charge
• Plymouth woman hurt in Duxbury crash
• GET A LIFE: Loretta LaRoche says it is time to 'wise up'
• Old Abington dairy eyed for new school
• This week: Casey Anthony must return to Florida
• Easton roll-over ejects passenger, sends 3 to hospital
• Video:Red Cross Car Wash Benefits Veterans
• JUNE JUREK: Joke’s punchline rolls home with dog’s bone
• TERRY MAROTTA: Just follow the bouncing ball and sing
• Week in review: Bad babysitter puts child in back of pickup
• Pilgrim State Park to host Downtown Plymouth Waterfront Festival Aug. 27
• Hull community activist Rhoda Kanet to be honored
• Scituate Historical Society to give tour
• Marshfield’s Brant Rock beach reopens
• Abington gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Town considering $685K effort to improve storage of historical documents
• Braintree summer reading program ends with fun and games
• Today in the news: ‘West Memphis 3’ to go free
• 2nd annual Plymouth Thanksgiving Day Pilgrim 5K set for Nov. 24
• Video: Kindergarten Kickoff at Milton Library
• Registration for music lessons on September 8.
• Abington salon event to benefit Jeffrey Coombs Foundation
• Two kids hurt in bike accident in Rockland
• Man makes unsuccessful attempt to rob Braintree bank
• Rugby time in Milton
• Dedication of new cancer center in Norwell will include release of butterflies
• Braintree police warn of possible magazine scam
• Two charged with heroin distribution in Braintree
• Today in the news: Is this animal a chupacabra?
• 22 teens involved in sexting ring
• Bridgewater professor leads New England-Canada organization
• Bullying presentation at Marshfield middle school
• 'Save Darfur' benefit concert set for Aug. 20
• Quincy Car Wash to benefit the Armed Forces on Aug. 20
• South Shore Stars Randolph extended-day programs to start Aug. 23
• State’s cranberry crop expected to grow 11 percent
• Cops: Burglars break into exclusive Hingham golf club, steal beer
• Weymouth pumpkin fest set for Oct. 1
• Today in the news: Albuquerque man saves girl being kidnapped
• Keating announces grant for Quincy downtown redevelopment
• Music and clothing drive at Milton Gazebo on August 23
• Mechanic rescues 6-year-old girl from abduction
• Debt weighing down UMass campuses, president says
• 'Rally 4 Luke' to benefit sick Weymouth boy set for October 16
• Abington man in big rig accident on Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Carver woman accused of stabbing boyfriend
• Hit and run accident on Route 3 in Marshfield
• Stoughton selectmen OK permit for block party
• Whitman selectmen may lift tollbooth fundraiser bans
• Pair charged after allegedly shoplifting at South Shore Plaza
• Son charged with break-ins at Quincy’s Hospital Hill neighborhood
• Hull teen accused of urinating on street, exposing himself to women
• Randolph man robbed in Boston, allegedly by Quincy resident
• Quincy bottle bomb incidentblamed on 15-year-old
• Sen. Brown opens Plymouth office
• ‘One Braintree, One Book’ concludes with event Thursday
• You can learn about bonsai at Kingston library
• Pair arrested on drug charges in Braintree
• Today in the news: Louisiana dad decapitates special-needs son
• Have some "fun with Bonsai" in Kingston on August 18
• Teen accused of killing Great-Grandmother with sword
• JT’s Thunder Motorcycle Run to benefit Friendship House
• Braintree break-in on Hancock Street
• Quincy teen charged as bottle bomber
• Son charged with break-ins Quincy’s Hospital Hill neighborhood
• Randolph man robbed in Boston, allegedly by Quincy resident
• Canton, Sharon pair charged with two-state burglary ring
• Red Sox closer on the hunt in Middleboro
• A GOOD AGE: Another relative in my email inbox
• Legendary storyteller Edward Rowe Snow to be honored Aug. 21
• Norwell man could face his second drunken driving conviction
• Cops: Weymouth teens caught rummaging through Hingham cars
• Open meeting for residents to voice concerns
• Oldham Pond to be closed Thursday
• Today in the news: Google buys Motorola Mobility
• TRAFFIC: Tractor-Trailer Rollover shuts down I-93 in Wilmington
• Danvers chemical plant agrees to $1.3 million settlement over 2006 explosion
• Whitman man charged with second-offense OUI
• Man charged with decapitating disabled son, 7
• Store owners charged with cheating state out of tobacco taxes
• Dorchester bar accused of civil rights violations
• Quincy pizza restaurant break-in investigated
• Sneak thief scores at Quincy restaurant
• Clerk foils Quincy convenience store holdup
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• Sign Language Club Offers Classes for All Ages
• Slain Brockton teen mourned by family, friends
• Hanover firehouse planting honors those who have served
• GET A LIFE: Take the time to laugh
• Beer-tasting tent added to the Marshfield Fair lineup
• This week: Anniversary of the end of World War II
• Civil War Concert at Forbes House has tours and film
• Holbrook-based reading program aimed at preventing 'summer slide'
• Abington residents say town water ‘disgusting’
• JUNE JUREK: Area senior centers are in need of assistance
• TERRY MAROTTA: Facebook is like the afterlife to me
• Video: The "treasure" at Wolly Beach
• "Raise the Curtain" 20th anniversary show has "Razzle" and "Dazzle"
• Week in review: Republicans go after Obama during debate
• West Nile virus, EEE turn up in Abington, West Bridgewater, Bridgewater, Middleboro
• Roll-over accident sends one to hospital
• Brockton man convicted of 2009 murder, sentenced to life in prison
• Jeff Coombs memorial event to be held Sept. 18
• Quincy to hold Wollaston Beach celebration
• Houghs Neck ‘mayoral campaign’ heats up
• Woman gets 2-10 years for bank heist in clown getup
• NY man charged with trying to commandeer subway
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants OK to lay off 120,000
• Hitchhiker charged with attacking motorist
• Front-end loader falls on van, killing a woman
• Virginia governor won’t stop execution of rapist, killer
• U.S. skier tossed after allegedly urinating in flight on girl, 12
• Federal prosecutor schedules Greig’s arraignment for next Thursday morning
• Hearing set for man who used cell phone to record cop
• Abington declares former dairy free of asbestos
• Weymouth family hosts annual charity book sale
• Renovation work at Scituate school will end before school year starts, officials say
• Scituate beach reopened to swimmers
• Hanover Mall plans fun for kids, sidewalk sale
• High E. coli counts force closing of two Pembroke ponds
• Wiffle ball fundraiser will aid Scituate teen
• Video: Nobles honored with community service award
• Today in the news: Photo of face transplant recipient released
• Getting in step with the electorate in Wareham
• Bridgewater woman files 2012 ballot question initiative to restrict ‘telefundraisers’
• Open-mike night at Quincy library
• Today in the news: Taliban insurgents killed in retaliation strike
• Mass. Inmates to train guide dogs for disabled veterans
• Crash brings down pole on Sea Street in Quincy; portion of road closed
• VIDEO: Police say person is in custody after Brighton shooting
• Kingston vehicle charging stations to be in place sometime this fall
• West Nile Virus found in Easton mosquito sample
• New owner of former Whitman church hopes to have tenant soon
• Stoughton selectmen OK utility pole project at Shaw’s Plaza
• Man pleads guilty to being a stowaway in cross-country jet
• State eyes federal grant for project to extend Neponset River trail
• Touch a truck, pick some produce at Norwell fundraiser
• Train derailment in New York disrupts rush-hour commute
• Braintree’s Liberty School PTO to hold benefit 5K race next month
• Judge releases man who allegedly threatened Lieberman
• Today in the news: British PM vows bigger police response to rioting
• Drowning victim found in treacherous waters off Newport
• Sex offender arrested in Cookie Monster costume
• 4 men indicted in $3 million home loans scam
• U.S. woman missing in same Aruba town as Natalee Holloway
• Obama honors US forces killed in Afghanistan
• Ex state lawmaker Brian Wallace pleads not guilty to campaign finance charges
• Save the Harbor/Save the Bay set to host some summertime fun this weekend
• A GOOD AGE: Dropping by someone else’s high school reunion
• Stoughton assessor collecting data on residential properties
• Whitman police say drunken driver hit utility pole
• Rockland man arrested for third-offense drunken driving
• Lightning strikes Brockton church
• Save the Harbor/Save the Bay set to host some summertime fun this weekend
• Pembroke’s newest employee picked among 120 applicants
• Eastern Nazarene’s Trice Joins Mass-United Club
• Middleboro man arrested on OUI charges for allegedly causing fender bender in Scituate
• Today in the news: Pres. Obama gives speech on credit downgrade
• State officials to lead 11 tours of forest and wildlife lands
• Junior Duck Stamp art on display at Borderland State Park
• Quincy theater group celebrates 20 years with "Razzle" and "Dazzle"
• Lightning strikes Brockton church
• State court affirms rape conviction of Quincy man
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• Woman rescued from burning car
• Brockton police arrest man after two armed robberies
• For five sisters, cancer walk is a celebration of family
• State seeks information on summer bat colonies
• This week: Jay-Z, Kanye ‘Watch the Throne’ album out Monday
• Manet celebrates Health Center Week with awards and open houses
• Weather shuts down kite fesitval
• Woman’s action nets $11,000 for teen injured at Abington pool
• VIDEO: Local residents ride the Pan-Mass Challenge on Saturday
• Stoughton Police Department closer to state accreditation
• Whitman trash pickup snafu leaves rubbish on the curb
• Video: Arts Affairs draws artists to Marina Bay
• JUNE JUREK: A simple can could save your life in a bear attack
• TERRY MAROTTA: A message from those who came before us
• Week in review: Debt, FAA deals worked out at last minute
• Realtors to raise money for disabled veterans
• Quincy’s Manet Community Health Center decries budget cuts
• Charity motorcycle ride to be held in Stoughton to honor Easton resident
• Today in the news: Dow Jones industrial average sees wild swings
• Chinese Brush Painting workshop at Crane Library
• West Nile, EEE found in Brockton
• Rockland K-9 officer on leave as department investigates allegations
• Video: Quincy salon owner raises money Bangladesh beauty school
• Scituate’s Sand Hills beach again closed for swimming
• Burglar flees after encountering Quincy homeowner
• Moody’s confirms Hingham’s credit rating
• Scituate historical sites open during this weekend’s Heritage Days
• Today in the news: More evidence of water on Mars
• Vigils planned for families of people who have died from overdose
• Holbrook man, 68, charged with drunken driving
• Videos: Virginia Tech gun scare
• Fight over auto repair information could land on 2012 ballot
• Teens invited to explore their inner rock star at South Shore Conservatory
• 72 charged in global child sex network
• Eastern equine encephalitis off to slow start in southeastern Mass.
• Uncle was D.B. Cooper, woman claims
• Judge rejects bid to dismiss terror charges
• Ashton Kutcher to play Internet billionaire on ’Men’
• Job applicants rob stores, Randolph police say
• Stoughton resident rides the Pan Mass Challenge for the 22nd time
• Quincy man arrested on gun charges in Dorchester
• Milton Police celebrate National Night Out
• Today in the news: Worldwide child porn ring busted
• Mass. man to ask judge to dismiss terror charges
• U.K. seizes almost $500 Million of cocaine on yacht
• Blind man faces murder charge in Boston
• Historic Groton Inn destroyed by fire
• Top court to decide Quincy court video dispute
• Whitman officials battle with digger wasp problem at Town Hall
• Wetlands study sought for former Abington dairy farm
• Montilio's bakes 30-foot cake for Union Oyster House anniversary
• Plymouth County sheriff’s office testing new emergency alert system
• Bank in South Braintree Square robbed
• Several burglaries reported in Braintree
• Stand-up comedian rabbi to perform at Randolph temple
• Today in the news: Obama signs debt deal bill
• Employer: Man dies of injuries in fall from Abington home
• Texas jury hears tape of polygamist discussing sex
• Woman sets Appalachian Trial fastest-hike record
• Winning theme selected for Quincy Christmas parade
• Hingham bicyclist hit by truck on Route 3A in Scituate
• Road race to remember ovarian cancer victim
• Reunion set for Hull Marching Pirates and Color Guard
• Hingham cops: Burglars made off with jewelry, left cash behind
• Patriot Ledger wins six journalism awards
• SUV stolen from Hingham, ditched in Weymouth
• Hull man charged with second-offense drunken driving
• 40 Under 40 winners demonstrate leadership, community involvement
• Police welcome residents to open house
• South Shore Organization Recognizes Rising ENC Leaders
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling compromise moves forward
• Strip club owner claimed pet purchases as fetish toys, business expense
• Woman fined after breast-milk spraying
• Mass. scrimshaw artist sentenced in ivory smuggling case
• Court overturns conviction in gasoline dousing killing
• Father advocates move for repeal of restraining order law
• Ex-Patriots WR, Randy Moss retires
• Church of Presidents in Quincy begins restoration
• Gunshots reported outside Whitman pool party
• State texting ban requires education, enforcement
• Gunshots fired outside Whitman pool party
• This week: Debt ceiling deadline looms
• Scout’s flag pole area is to be enjoyed
• KidsFest draws 500 to Wollaston Beach
• Week in review: Debt debate dominates the news
• Chinese painting exhibit at Quincy library
• Actor Steve Carell enjoys summers in Marshfield
• Hingham middle school focus of meetings
• Today in the news: President Obama calls for debt compromise
• Mass. Senate approves plans to improve dam safety statewide
• New law bans welfare recipients from using funds for alcohol, lottery
• Judge orders release of Nixon Watergate testimony
• Last of Arizona immigration protesters on trial
• Car in alleged Quincy OUI carries evidence of crash, police say
• 4 men accused in beating at Tim McGraw show
• New treasurer-collector appointed in Stoughton; sixth major appointment this year
• Abington Fire Department get new new captain
• Drug offense alleged in Marshfield
• Adoption requests, donations plentiful following terrier rescue in Marshfield
• Four face charges after mailbox vandalism spree in Marshfield
• It’s time for watershed group’s annual Great Race
• Sea Chanteys wrap "Concert On The Lawn" series at Crane Library
• Today in the news: Airbrushed Julia Roberts ad banned in Britain
• Favorable forecast for KidsFest
• Brockton area congressman plans to address federal debt crisis
• Prison closures averted as Patrick administration pushes sentencing reforms
• Two South Shore beaches closed
• Plymouth woman charged in thefts from Braintree store
• Quincy recycling up 27 percent from ’08; city touts new contract
• Braintree to hold National Night Out event
• Quincy Social Security office to close early
• Plymouth County residents urged to register cellphones with emergency alert system
• Hanover home burglary investigated
• Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - July 26, 2011
• Deals and fun on Hingham sidewalks
• History Department to Sponsor Music Performance
• Pilot rescued from Lake Huron after 17 hours
• Today in the news: Debt debate starting to affect stock markets
• Old West re-enactor faces weapons charge after wounding 3 tourists
• Police officer suspended after brawl with other officers
• Extramarital affairs website says it's now bigger than Massachusetts
• Dogs may have prevented Hingham break-in, police say
• Pair arrested on theft charges in Quincy
• Norwell town administrator named finalist in Falmouth search
• Counselors, lifeguards playing to benefit Nick Malafronte Fund
• June home sales hit 20-year low
• Stoughton residents can learn home appliance energy costs with ‘kill-a-watt’ meter
• Burglary at Braintree home reported
• Braintree man, 85, victimized in lottery scam
• Boston man charged with causing disturbance at mall sneaker sale in Braintree
• Hingham finally about to finish landfill capping
• Man arrested for drug trafficking in Abington is denied a new trial
• Hingham burglary suspect turns himself in at court
• Today in the news: About 3,700 post offices may close
• Quincy Salon owner heads to Bangladesh to open beauty school
• Public invited to Clark’s Island picnic on July 31
• Hull Firefighters to 'fill their boots' for MDA on July 30
• 4th annual Cape Cod Bay Challenge raising money for Kids with Cancer
• State Senator Steven Tolman to seek AFL-CIO presidency
• Cause of South Weymouth apartment fire still unknown
• Injured Abington lifeguard in good spirits
• Nomination papers available next week for Randolph town election
• Construction work in downtown Randolph set to begin
• Braintree library offers whale-theme trips
• Toddler found alone at Hanover Mall
• Today in the news: Amy Winehouse autopsy inconclusive
• Daylight robber loses shirt in fight with Quincy gas station attendant
• Marine helps free driver trapped after RV crash in Middleboro
• Brown picks Vermont GOP leader as campaign manager
• Westwood man, 19, seriously hurt in attack at Tim McGraw concert
• Man slashed with box cutter in downtown Quincy parking lot
• Car breaks still on the rise in Abington
• Abington expands public health services in town
• Braintree program to explore 1975 Boston World’s Fair that wasn’t
• This week: NY same-sex marriage law takes effect
• Man changed with exposing himself at Kingston beach
• Whitman DPW enforces three-barrel trash limit
• Boston Post Cane to be awarded
• Video: In Quincy over 100 walk to SAVE lives
• Week in review: Scores dead in Norway attacks
• Video: Latest on Friday's bombing, shootings in Oslo
• Fallen tree knocks out power in Easton
• Multiple fires reported in Halifax
• Marshfield fire department promotes 3
• Abington man charged with OUI in Whitman
• Today in the news: ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ ends
• Randolph man connvicted of drug trafficking
• 'Overload' kills power to much of Hingham
• Hingham residents can seek relief from heat at senior center
• Braintree school committee reschedules meeting
• Major film complex for Devens moves forward
• Veteran Whitman firefighter retires
• Weymouth police: Drugs found in Brockton woman’s bra
• Braintree, Pembroke girls win new bikes from Read to Ride
• Special town meeting in Hingham could include $1 million track vote
• Investigators seeking help in determining cause of Hanover blaze
• Norwell imposes water restrictions as temperatures climb
• Video: Diane Sawyer has reception at Milton Library
• Today in the news: Space shuttle Atlantis lands safely
• Summer theater program gearing up in Quincy
• Braintree designates three “cooling centers.”
• Abington Senior Center extends hours
• Holbrook schools pressed to regionalize
• Former state Rep. indicted on campaign money charges
• All South Shore beaches open to swimming
• Stoughton cookout to raise money for cancer walk
• State trooper facing assault charge to be released
• Brockton Rox aim to sell world’s most expensive hot dog
• Quincy police arrest 4 Boston men after brief pursuit
• Gas line hit in Marshfield’s Green Harbor neighborhood
• Hingham roadwork to close several streets next week
• A plea of innocent in Quincy broken-leg case
• New York veteran among those offering to replace stolen Abington grave markers
• Norwell voters could consider two tax hikes in coming year
• Video: Artists learn pastels at Milton Library
• Today in the news: Leopard mauls 6 in India; attack captured in photos
• Forbes House observes 300th anniversary of Hutchinson
• Wareham man killed crossing Cranberry Highway
• Man arrested in Weymouth on child molestation charges
• Police: Commuter train makes emergency stop to avoid man in Stoughton
• Quincy library to continue concert series with Fourteen Strings trio
• Man accused in Scituate machete attack misses court date
• Destroyed Hanover home was vacant
• Marshfield car break-in suspect is charged with resisting
• Video: Friends "Dance" in the Park
• Today in the news: Rupert Murdoch hit with shaving foam pie at hearings
• Videos: Rupert Murdoch attacked with shaving foam; testifies before Parliament
• Former Brockton priest defrocked
• Plymouth teen charged with sex assault on 15-year-old girl
• Morning commute snarled by police search on Route 24
• Mattapan man pleads guilty to Stoughton, Needham, Dedham gym thefts
• Tips for avoid huge cellphone bill while traveling
• Scituate’s Sand Hills beach tests high again for bacteria
• Quincy library to host open-mike night Monday
• Hingham-to-Weymouth police chase ends in OUI arrest
• Brockton woman faces second OUI charge following Pembroke arrest
• $10K bail for woman charged again with OUI
• Florida man charged with larceny in Braintree
• Community meeting Aug. 2 on proposed redevelopment of Braintree property
• New York woman charged with identity theft in Braintree
• Today in the news: Midwest bakes in heat; East will get hit later this week
• NATO hits Libyan civilian radar at Tripoli airport
• Detective, teen daughter found dead; son arrested
• Airlines could pay when bags are lost
• Mass. lawmakers consider deposits on more drinks
• Cops: 70-year-old Carver man exposed himself
• Brief police pursuit begins in Hingham, ends in Weymouth
• State Police rescue man at Quincy’s Wollaston Beach
• Abington lifeguard upgraded to fair condition
• Whitman recreation director seeks funds for pool
• Bikers cruise for critters
• Teen rescued at Duxbury Beach
• Heating-bill help available through Salvation Army
• Local TD Bank branches taking part in food drive
• This week: Senate committee takes on Defense of Marriage Act
• Carver man arrested for indecent exposure
• JUNE JUREK: 'Falling Skies' doesn't come close to original classics
• TERRY MAROTTA: A tanned look has gone from flashy to foolish
• Week in review: Brits Harry Potter and Rupert Murdoch dominate the headlines
• Abington lifeguard remains in critical condition
• Mobile blood-drawing facility coming to Norwell
• Car breaks on rise in Abington
• Lifeguard still listed as critical after Abington accident
• Today in the news: ‘Harry Potter’ fans love final film
• Boston man pleads guilty to car break-ins
• Quincy Medical receives $25,000 from auxiliary
• Rockland, Hanson men face heroin charges in Braintree
• Woman who drove into Quincy house was drunk, police say
• Man climbs through window into woman's Quincy apartment
• Quincy man facing child molestation charges in Pennsylvania
• Parade planned Saturday in Houghs Neck
• Whitman to test sewers
• No risk in asbestos found at Abington dairy
• Hingham set to take 4 acres for sewer plant
• ENC Fund Surpasses Fiscal Year Goal
• Hingham library set to offer power-use monitor
• Improved bacteria results for Sand Hills, but beach remains closed for swimming
• Randolph fire chief receives state accreditation
• MBTA planning to sell land at Hingham Shipyard
• Today in the news: Mistrial in Roger Clemens case
• Police checkpoint in Plymouth County Friday and Saturday
• Owners of Holbrook poker club withdraw beer and wine license request
• Phelan to stay on as interim town administrator in Holbrook
• Fireworks set off inside Quincy’s Lincoln-Hancock School
• Pair linked to Marshfield home invasion indicted
• Man sought in Amber Alert for three deaths arrested; girlfriend and baby safe
• Tree across Route 3A in Cohasset stops traffic
• Bikers to ride for animals in Whitman
• Abington tries to bring back fireworks
• Developer appeals dismissal of lawsuit against Hingham
• Softball tournament honoring Pembroke pair slated for this weekend
• Fourth Joanna Mullin memorial motorcycle run set for Saturday
• Today in the news: US women’s soccer team headed to World Cup final
• Video: Quincy basketball camp has a "dog" day of summer.
• Quincy traffic stop leads to heroin, crack cocaine stash
• Stoughton man charged in Norton break-in
• CLEMENS WATCH: Jury to begin hearing evidence
• Police arrest pair on heroin charges in Abington Walmart parking lot
• Car-golf cart collision leaves 1 man hurt in Plymouth
• Holbrook boy and Quincy girl are the Week 5 winners in Read to Ride
• Free screening of ‘Shrek’ in Marshfield
• Potter rock concert at Scituate library
• Harbor shore illumination set for July 30 in Hull
• AG to hold Quincy hearing on hospital sale
• Quincy council names Raymondi replacement
• Today in the news: First ladies pay respects to Betty Ford
• Rhode Island patrolman saves boy from drowning in Plymouth
• Quincy teen arrested with stun gun
• Woman fends off mugger in North Quincy
• Canton woman’s car hits tree along Route 24
• Identity theft suspect arrested in Whitman awaiting rendition to California
• South Shore Educational Collaborative moving to new Hingham site
• Quincy man charged with assault and tire slashing
• Guns stolen from Quincy home
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling fight continues
• Man charged after motor scooter accident in Quincy
• Man falls off Marina Bay boardwalk in Quincy
• South Shore Natural Science Museum to hold annual garden tour
• Brockton Fair ends family friendly 137th annual run
• Musician arrested for robbery hours before Comcast Center show
• Casting call for lacrosse players
• Suicide awareness walk to be held in Quincy
• Theater students gather in Quincy
• Milton library tells kids to chill out
• This week: Final ‘Harry Potter’ film opens
• Registration set for library programs in Abington
• Abington eyes solar power to generate electricity and revenue
• Week in review: Casey Anthony not guilty, will go free July 17
• Oil spill causes motorcycle accident in Abington
• MASS. MARKET: State sees sharp growth in energy efficiency efforts
• West Nile virus found in mosquitos in Boston
• Milton library tells kids to "chill out"
• Five Corners intersection reopens in Easton, but traffic slow due to construction
• Hancock Street ramp to Neponset bridge to close for work
• 17 local students win awards at South Shore Conservatory’s Piano Competition
• Boston man stabbed in the thigh in Holbrook
• Whitman woman faces assault charges after fight
• VIDEO: Bridgewater man jailed after arraignment in domestic violence case
• Video: Final space shuttle launch
• Attendance is off, but more families are going to the Brockton Fair
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony to be freed next week
• Kingston woman to be charged after cyclist struck in Whitman
• Milton Hospital starts weight loss surgery support group
• "Melissa's Bill" to be discussed at next meeting of Quincy GOP
• Sportswriter George Kimball dies at 68
• British tabloid shutting down amid phone hacking scandal
• ‘Kids night to be focus of Sunday concert in Abington
• Former Citizens Bank employee from Whitman sues bank for OT pay
• Cohasset resident named chairman of Cardinal Cushing Centers.
• Former monk convicted in Italy of raping nun
• Today in the news: Facebook announces Skype feature
• 'Rockefeller' extradited to Calif. to face charge
• Facebook launches video calls, group chat features
• Italian court convicts 9 in Nazi massacres
• Magnitude-7.8 quake shakes Kermadec Islands in Pacific
• Obama to send condolence letters on troop suicides
• Landscape painters to give a summer show at Hingham gallery
• Man robs elderly wheelchair user in Taunton at knifepoint for $10
• Court date set in arson fire at former Abington dairy farm
• Braintree library offers “Whale Tales by the Water”
• Braintree man faces drunken driving charge after collision with Quincy cruiser
• Homeownership loan program help in Quincy on July 11
• Survey shows Massachusetts employers are losing confidence
• Governor Patrick moves to curtail shock therapy on disabled
• Teen faces prison after sex doll prank goes awry
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony not guilty of killing Caylee
• Mass. teen pleads not guilty to murdering ex-girlfriend
• Lawyer says warden’s wife was beaten, raped by inmate
• Conn. becomes 1st state requiring paid sick time
• Casey Anthony not guilty of murder
• Raymondi sworn in as Quincy DPW head
• Vandalism closes Milton’s Cunningham Park pool for a day
• New and familiar faces serving food at the Brockton Fair
• Pregnant woman to hospital after fight over cab in Quincy
• Two knocked unconscious in fights in Houghs Neck
• Abington eco-friendly group’s chairman resigns post
• Marshfield launches new town website
• Halifax graduates 3 from firefighter training program
• This week: Last space shuttle launch set for Friday
• Cohasset cops: More than 20 cars broken into
• Plane lands in cranberry bog in Plymouth
• Safe, cash stolen from Cohasset business
• Police say Braintree woman terrorized by man at her apartment
• Man stabbed repeatedly in Holbrook; three arrested
• VIDEO: A tribute to the fallen, Mt. Wollaston Cemetery
• This week: Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest is back
• Busy holiday weekend for Quincy police
• Man stabbed repeatedly in Holbrook, three arrested
• Video: The Church of Baseball comes to Milton
• Learning, fun come together at Whitman-Hanson summer robotics camp
• JUNE JUREK: Giving thanks to our nation’s Founding Fathers
• TERRY MAROTTA: Writing isn’t a boring job; it’s great
• Week in review: NBA lockout begins
• Today at the Brockton Fair
• Workshop for new mortgage loan program in Quincy
• Developer launches summer movie, concert series on Hingham waterfront
• Habitat for Humanity seeks volunteers to build Norwell home
• Man carted off after cops say he tried to steal $482 worth of groceries in Ashland
• Today in the news: Dominique Strauss-Kahn freed
• Family says Calif. cops shot suicidal unarmed man 55 times
• Hartford to put gunshot-detecting sensors in city
• No artificial fillers: Hot dog champ to eat 20,000 calories on July 4th
• Design, construction OK’d for $73 million western Mass. high-speed rail
• Holbrook police seek youths who destroyed mailbox
• Plymouth parking restrictions during Fourth of July weekend
• Pair caught with heroin, crack cocaine in Quincy
• Abington honors long-serving veterans agent
• After crash, Pembroke community raises money for pastry chef’s care
• Man posing as town worker victimizes Milton homeowner
• Couple found at Braintree home charged with breaking and entering
• Today in the news: NBA lockout begins at midnight
• Mass. Senate passes anti-human trafficking bill
• Videos: Casey Anthony trial
• Mass. man gets 25 years in killing of boy
• Oregon man stung by scorpion on commercial flight
• Dad accused of attempted murder in leaving 4-year-old son on rural highway
• Fore River Bridge opening Friday morning; sign up for our e-mail alert
• Worcester lawmaker apologizes for 'Hitler' comment
• Fire, water and smoke damage Braintree house
• Quincy teen hit by flying soda can, Weymouth woman charged
• Quincy real estate company fined for discriminating against families with young children
• Two hurt when cars collide in Carver
• Signing of Declaration of Independence to be re-enacted Monday in Braintree.
• Quincy luau to benefit Fourth parade
• Entwistle seeks new trial over search
• MBTA agrees to parking-fine grace period
• Today in the news: Newsweek’s Princess Di cover getting slammed
• Tour boat abandons U.S. snorkeler on Australian reef
• U.S. Reps. Capuano and Lynch lobby over redistricting
• Robbery hoaxes at Shaw's in Canton and Sharon
• Braintree group holding “biggest carbon loser” competition
• Plymouth Maritime Day Boat Parade set for July 9
• Women faces drunken driving, child endangerment charges after Braintree incident.
• Hanson boy, Scituate girl win bikes
• Whitman selectmen endorse body-armor policy
• Police: Money raised by DARE solicitations doesn’t go to Abington
• Corrections officer pleads guilty to drug charges
• Hingham about to have its own cable TV studio
• Today in the news: Bristol Palin says Sarah Palin has decided on presidential bid
• Hingham police file charges in December bank robbery
• Quincy boy arrested with razor knife in Houghs Neck
• UPDATE: Abington teen in critical condition following early morning accident in Easton
• NH man to be arraigned in deaths of roommates
• A GOOD AGE: Finding the celebration in life at wakes and funerals
• Police: Abington man bit officer, interfered with police dog
• SOUTH SHORE ENTREPRENEUR: Peter and Lynn Reading
• Buildings at Abington dairy to be removed
• Weymouth man gets new lungs after long wait
• Indictment delayed in former school committee member’s drunken driving case
• Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - June 28, 2011
• Quincy performers get "unplugged"
• Today in the news: Ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich guilty
• Cop who shot DJ Henry sues liquor store
• DiMasi fights to keep his $5,000-a-month pension
• Bulger accuses FBI of leaking to press
• $750,000 grant helps kids exercise and stay healthy
• Car crashes into woods off Route 3 in Norwell
• Electronics taken from Braintree apartment
• Mid-morning fire engulfs abandoned Raynham house
• Driver avoids injury in Cohasset car crash
• Trial begins for Stoughton man accused of sex assault on boy
• Dairy buildings must be razed in Abington
• Abington school to be medical site for emergencies
• Milton selectmen to meet Monday on Gov. Stoughton property
• Man arrested in Randolph in New Hampshire double murder case
• Quincy hosts finals of cricket tournament
• This week: Michele Bachmann to formally announce bid
• Carver resident wins Bay State Games scholarship
• Abington officials want car dealers to have outlined spaces
• JUNE JUREK: Medicine once thought science fiction becoming reality
• TERRY MAROTTA: These wonderful, long June days
• Police arrest Brockton man after wild high-speed chase, attack on officers
• President Obama misspoke about Jared Monti and Medal of Honor
• Week in review: Whitey Bulger caught, Wal-Mart suit thrown out
• Quincy Education Association gives $16,500 in scholarships
• Daniel Zaleski awarded rank of Eagle Scout
• Abington man arrested on fugitive from justice charges
• Boston Amateur Radio Club show in Hingham
• Fourth of July celebrations
• VIDEO: Horse competition under way in Halifax
• Today in the news: Columbo actor Peter Falk dies at 83
• State health officials renew mosquito warnings
• POW-MIA Race to be held in Boston on Sunday
• Braintree clerk offers evening hours for dog licenses
• Hingham road work could cause delays in July
• Man gets 5 years in $1.3M Ocean Spray theft
• Former Rockland selectman ordered to enter alcohol education program
• Abington’s July Fourth fireworks hopes fizzle
• Abington’s July Fourth fireworks hopes fizzle
• Abington fire department mourning loss of one of its own
• Abington fire department mourning loss of one of its own
• Police: Hanson man fails sobriety test ‘miserably’ following Abington crash
• Police: Hanson man fails sobriety test ‘miserably’ following Abington crash
• Weymouth farmers market begins Saturday
• Former library tops list of Braintree projects
• Today in the news: Mob boss Whitey Bulger captured
• South Boston residents: Bulger 'violent,' 'giving'
• Alleged Quincy victim’s brother calls Bulger coward, liar
• 137th Brockton Fair opens June 30 for an 11-day run
• Organizers say Braintree’s Independence Day parade Saturday will be the biggest one in years
• Hull man running for state Senate
• Molly’s walk in Marshfield drew 700 and raised $45,000 for memorial fund
• Quincy and Medfield boys pedal away with bikes from Read to Ride
• Curtis School building safe from demolition for a year
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling and the new Harry Potter website
• VIDEO: House Republicans recommend 'snitch rule,' ehtics reforms
• Stoughton teachers union, town agree on contract
• Woman aboard Marina Bay boat steals $15,000 watch, police say
• Hanover man faces drunk driving charge in Whitman
• VIDEO: Nut Island Wildflower Festival in Quincy on Saturday
• Driver hurt when car hits pole on Route 37 in Holbrook
• Home health aide from East Bridgewater pleads guilty to larceny
• Whitman police probe rash of car breaks
• Abington school rehab to cost less than expected
• Marshfield fire lieutenant promoted to captain
• Students raise money for hospital
• Braintree and Halifax to hold Independence Day celebrations Saturday
• Hyde Park man arrested after near-collision with Braintree police cruiser
• Local authors to speak at Hanson Public Library
• Couple convicted of $14.6 million in mortgage fraud
• Mass. family's 9/11 suit questions Logan security
• Today in the news: Newt Gingrich loses more supporters
• Mass. Gov. Patrick approves $15M in tornado aid
• Gun control measures ripped as misguided at hearing
• 'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn dies from car crash, fire in Penn.
• Scenarios devised to save Randolph’s oldest house
• Taunton woman, Pembroke man injured in Interstate 93 accidents
• A GOOD AGE: At 103, Josephine Murdock practices ‘the art of living’
• VIDEO: Quincy Community Action congratulates its students
• Thefts from cars in Hingham
• Stoughton man’s simple shacks draw following
• Horizon completes relocation deal to move from Avon to Norton
• National anti-bullying program comes to Gates School in Scituate
• Temporary new entrance for Pembroke recycling center
• Braintree police charge Fall River man with larceny and drug distribution
• Braintree police investigate house burglary at West Street
• Plymouth woman charged with passing fake prescription in Braintree
• Today in the news: Supreme Court says no to Wal-Mart lawsuit
• Woman killed by MBTA commuter train in Rockport
• Man urinates in water, city flushes 8 million gallons
• Suspicious van fire in Quincy
• Bear causes a stir in Attleboro
• Sunset Lake concert series opens Tuesday in Braintree
• Braintree youth center to offer summer art program
• Children’s art program set in Braintree
• Summer library programs in Abington lure toddlers to teens
• Abington wants better tribute to fallen Vietnam vet
• Fans gather at N.J. haunt to remember Springsteen’s Big Man
• This week: Wimbledon kicks off with Isner-Mahut rematch
• Milton Medical Center holds annual community walk
• Rocky statue will benefit Brockton
• Charity race to be held by Whitman pub
• Week in review: Weiner resignation is top story
• Braintree library offers three whale-themed excursions
• Today in the news: Oprah wants O.J. confession
• Easton police investigate scene of fatal accident on Main Street
• Braintree’s Highlands School wins $500 fitness grant
• Schools in Braintree, Rochester and Barnstable win fitness challenge grants
• Randolph woman expected to plead guilty to Maine drug charges
• Vandals hit Chandler Elementary School in Duxbury
• Whitman Town Hall space to be studied
• Some Scituate residents may get new state rep
• Four teens charged with Braintree motor vehicle break-ins
• Quincy man gets three to five years in prison for robberies
• Quincy residents, council to get first look at new pedestrian plan
• After postponement, Quincy’s Flag Day celebration now set for Saturday
• Gas-main upkeep project under way in Milton
• Bridge reconstruction this weekend on Route 93 north in Medford
• Today in the news: Anthony Weiner resigns
• 5 of 7 arrested after Bruins victory have day in court
• Firefighters battle Randolph house fire
• Video: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Game 7 TV rating ties best on record
• Accidents on Route 24 in Stoughton send three to area hospitals
• VIDEO: Bruins win Stanley Cup, fans watching in Quincy lose it
• Avon-based businessmen make $1 million donation to medical research
• Stoughton hires new director of assessing, town planner
• Read to Ride announces Week 2 winners
• Raynham man facing drug charges after drug bust at South Shore Plaza
• Hanover to hold hearing on West Avenue road work
• Three men arrested after Braintree car break-in
• Cleaning lady under investigation after Holbrook thefts
• Today in the news: Obama administration sued over Libya campaign
• Military jet pilots train over Plymouth Wednesday
• Mother, son charged with growing pot in Plymouth
• Quincy set to hold registration for youth swimming programs
• Quincy and Street-Works announce educational partnership
• Abington veterans lead school’s Flag Day ceremony
• Stoughton selectmen look to additional grants for pond purchase
• The Linden Ponds retirement community files for bankruptcy
• Whitman selectmen uphold trash fee
• Quincy Medical Center misses its most recent bond payment
• Two major Quincy roads scheduled for reconstruction
• Drug investigation in Braintree leads to three arrests
• Quincy lawyer disbarred
• Rock Hall of Fame member to headline Braintree Independence Day celebration
• Braintree police warn of fake utility workers
• In Scituate, police warn of phone calls seeking donations
• Joie De Vivre at Crane Library
• Today in the news: GOP debate winners
• Mashpee Wampanoags said to be in talks with Raynham Park owner
• Fire put out at Shaw’s Supermarket
• Cops: Hingham teen smashed windows, slashed tires of five cars
• Water utility asking South Shore residents to conserve water in wake of dry spell
• Cardinal Cushing Centers to hold annual event on Thursday
• Boston cop, 2 others shot in Dorchester
• Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - June 14, 2011
• ENC Welcomes Community for Neighborhood Appreciation Day
• Today in the news: BART cop who killed man goes free
• Two Plymouth teens charged with rape
• Two injured in Braintree crash
• Quincy postpones Flag Day parade
• Weymouth probation officer’s trial scheduled
• Whitman officials seek committee to best reuse police station
• Substance abuse symposium set in Braintree
• VIDEO: Raynham bridge named for Medal of Honor winner Jared Monti
• This week: Republican presidential hopefuls debate Monday
• Abington veterans agent to hand out flags to students
• Ahead of schedule, Old Colony YMCA completes its purchase of Striar center in Stoughton
• Week in review: Anthony Weiner scandal, Delta and returning soldiers
• Daughter of Brockton boxer Rocky Marciano dies at 58
• Boxing leaders to spotlight Rocky Marciano statue plans
• Hull basketball tournament benefits Rwandan kids
• Braintree rep under investigation
• Today in the news: Sarah Palin emails released
• Expert panel on Pilgrim Nuclear Plant on June 15
• Woman escapes serious injury in Norwell rollover
• Two to hospital after cars collide in Braintree
• Quincy drug cops bust three with heroin
• Quincy woman tells police she was robbed at gunpoint
• Lightning hits Carver mobile home
• Cops: Man caught stealing from cars in Quincy’s Wollaston neighborhood
• A GOOD AGE: Dropping by my 50th high school reunion online
• Tense moments for pair of divers off Manomet Point in Plymouth
• Public can explore the North and South rivers on “Hidden Gems” walks
• Hingham teen leads effort to help family of sick neighbor
• Contract awarded for synthetic-turf fields at Braintree High School
• Plymouth man facing rape charge
• Today in the news: Alabama gov signs strict immigration law
• Boston Archdiocese seeking sainthood for Opus Dei priest Joseph Muzquiz
• Low-flying plane over Brockton, Easton spurs calls to police
• Police investigate break-in at North Quincy pizza shop
• Boston Irish Festival planned in Canton
• Quincy man facing rape charges
• Relay for Life to mark its 10th year in Braintree
• State Appeals Court sides with Quincy police, upholds conviction
• Quincy man accused of brandishing hatchet still being assessed
• Milton awarded $37,000 for water projects
• Whitman police following leads in search for ‘suspicious’ man
• Alleged bank robber is held on bail
• 2010-2011 TCCC Academic All-Conference Team Announced
• Negotiation motion rings true with Stoughton town meeting voters
• Today in the news: Flying bear kills 2 in Quebec accident
• Educators say state’s formula to fund schools needs work
• Quincy man charged with robbing Weymouth bank
• Eight people hurt when driver allegedly cuts off MBTA bus in Milton
• Cohasset teen denies rape allegation
• State college students brace for higher fees
• Stoughton approves Glen Echo Pond acquisition
• Break-in at home on Braintree’s Faxon Street
• Elderly Rockland man accused of child rape
• 78-year-old Weymouth man killed in car crash Tuesday afternoon
• Today in the news: Will Anthony Weiner resign?
• Sampson Air Force Base veterans sought
• North Quincy project gets $200K from EPA
• Section of Hingham’s Beal Street closed during road reconstruction
• The dirty dozen of New England hurricanes
• Ex-Boston cop going to prison for faking injuries
• Internet safety program for parents Monday in Randolph
• “Moby-Dick” subject of book discussions in Braintree
• Lions fundraiser set for June 15
• Quincy Crisis Center to hold community breakfast meeting
• Milton students to play in BYSO’s season finale
• Norwell seeks new vision for town center
• Quincy students celebrate Arbor Day ... in June
• Quincy students’ film impresses in contest
• Pembroke man charged with rape
• Today in the news: Apple unveils iCloud
• Man killed by Red Line train
• Dunkin’ Donuts franchise owners fined for violating child labor law
• Man spooks 13-year-old girl at Plymouth school bus stop
• Hull man accused of beating outside Quincy bar
• Braintree police to auction off unclaimed items June 18
• Labor groups organize relief effort for tornado victims
• Braintree Farmers Market opens Saturday
• Kyleigh's Cure road race set for Sunday in Braintree
• This week: The top viral videos of May
• Police release surveillance photo of bank robbery suspect
• Week in review: Cellphones and cancer, John Edwards indicted
• Milton scouts hold program on Asian longhorned beetle on June 11
• Milton Hospital to award grants to 6 groups
• Today in the news: Chinese teen sells kidney for iPad
• Local World War II vets honored in Quincy
• Local beaches open; limited testing begins for season
• Police: Teen nearly hit Duxbury cop with car
• Brockton man, 41, killed in brazen daytime shooting on Harvard Street
• Fire at Quincy Point apartment Friday
• Quincy man accused of beating girlfriend indicted
• Joe Andruzzi, cancer survivor and former Patriot, to speak at South Shore Hospital
• Today in the news: Food pyramid dropped for food plate
• Wareham police say home invaders pretended to be cops
• UPDATE: Victim dies after brazen daytime shooting on Harvard Street in Brockton
• Women accused of dressing up, stealing money from weddings
• Two knifepoint robberies in Quincy’s Houghs Neck
• South Shore spelling bee winner makes national semifinals
• East Bridgewater on alert after pet dog is taken by coyote
• A new home for Hingham’s Wednesday farmers’ market
• Skin cancer is topic for Scituate meeting
• Hazardous waste drop-off Saturday in Quincy
• Same man suspected in 2 local bank robberies
• Couple suspected of bank robberies arrested
• Today in the news: Are the Smurfs racist?
• SLIDESHOW: City of Champions photo exhibit showcases Brockton
• Whitman man crashes vehicle into home in Bridgewater
• House approves human trafficking bill
• Cops: Repeat drunken driver crashes in Hingham
• Whitman man killed in motorcycle crash in Hanover
• Cops: Repeat drunken driver crashes in Hingham
• Second sex assault trial of Duxbury man underway
• Carver police: Taunton driver said she smoked pot 20 minutes prior to stop
• At least 15 banks in the area were affected by Michaels breach
• NRC to hold meeting Wednesday on safety at Pilgrim nuclear plant
• Hingham officials looking into patriotic traffic stripes despite safety concerns
• Ex-Weymouth teacher’s case delayed
• S. Shore residents among MGH cancer honorees
• Today in the news: WHO says cellphones could cause cancer
• Hull man dies in Weymouth motorcycle crash
• Sen. Brian Joyce headed on trade visit to China
• Break-in at Salvation Army in Quincy
• Man says he was robbed, beaten on shores of Town River
• Woman bit security guard at South Shore Plaza, police say
• Sustainable South Shore planning festival Oct. 8 in Marshfield
• Milton residents pay tribute to veterans
• Discussion planned Tuesday on state funding and Cohasset schools
• NRC to hold meeting on safety at nuclear plant
• “Day of Prayer” set for Thursday in Braintree
• Week in review: New York's 26th district elects Democrat
• Cape Cod beach makes list of nation’s Top 10
• Obama chooses Gen. Martin Dempsey to be next Joint Chiefs head
• Longtime Massachusetts NPR reporter Bob Paquette dead at 55
• Red bellied turtles released into Burrage Pond in Hanson
• Garden party taking root in Abington
• Week in review: Casey Anthony trial begins in Florida
• Independent filmmakers gather at Quincy's Blue 22
• Whitman officials to revisit trash-disposal fee
• JUNE JUREK: Taking a pause for the troops
• TERRY MAROTTA: Lessons from a fine-feathered tenant
• Week in review: Joplin, Mo., tornado is the deadliest since 1947
• Norwell to flush water main
• Dedication of 50th South Shore Habitate house
• Today in the news: Obama extends Patriot Act
• Alden House in Duxbury to open June 1
• South Area Solomon Schechter Day School takes a new name
• Cops: Norwell man threatened to kill woman with knife
• Quincy woman pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Stoughton student, 12, to face counterfeit substance charge
• Level 3 sex offender living at Braintree motel
• State Senate passes $30.5 billion budget with cuts in local aid
• Cohasset police bust up underage drinking party
• Car rolls into Jones River in Kingston, no one hurt
• VIDEO: Milton Hospital holds Spring Gala at Lombardo’s
• Recreation signup begins next week in Braintree
• Pembroke business owner, brother charged with sexual assaults on employee
• Native American cultural festival this weekend in Marshfield
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart's kidnapper gets life in prison
• Burst sewer main jams traffic on Route 3A in Hingham
• Plymouth boys charged with vandalizing Catholic chapel
• Fire in abandoned trailer in Rockland
• Symposium showcases research of Bridgewater undergraduates
• Joseph Pedro, a ‘one-man crime wave,’ now residing at MCI-Cedar Junction
• Abington police road race raises $8K for basketball court
• Boy, 15, arrested in Braintree home burglary
• Hanover seeking funding for environmental cleanup at firework site
• Hull dedication ceremonies will honor vets
• Today in the news: John Edwards may face indictment
• South Shore Stars seeking nominations for '40 Under 40 Awards'
• Robbery at Rockland Trust in Braintree
• Plymouth man dies in motorcycle accident
• Braintree to seek change for construction of pool and rink at high school
• Improvements at Braintree’s Watson Park gain support
• Stoughton resident asks selectmen to crack down on illegal turns near his house
• Two people killed in separate Wareham crashes
• Braintree home burglarized
• Stoughton woman facing heroin charges
• Students from Milton school set to compete in world finals of problem-solving competition
• Request for new ambulance rejected at Stoughton town meeting
• Two Braintree businesses burglarized
• Governor to visit Quincy to sign development bill
• Driver, 67, killed in Route 195 crash in Wareham
• Stoughton veteran firefighters move up in rank
• Nine local Michael’s customers victims of debit card fraud
• Man charged with hitting mentally disabled adult son
• State to release 100 endangered turtles on Friday in Hanson
• Quincy man charged with drugged driving in Braintree
• Lakeville woman charged with her fourth OUI offense
• Car slams into water tank at Shea Cleaners in Weymouth
• Braintree adopts new school reading program
• Quincy man charged with holding up Bank of America branch
• Bridgewater father held without bail after leading son on burglary of church hall
• MIT professors to speak in Braintree on May 26 about nuclear radiation
• Today in the news: Tim Pawlenty announces presidential run
• Massachusetts district courts failing to go after more than $1 million, auditor says.
• Blood drive at Absolutely Fit in Hingham May 26
• Meeting planned June 4 in Braintree on Alzheimer’s disease
• Quincy historian to give Civil War talk Wednesday
• Plymouth man charged with child rape
• Quincy teen threatened woman with broken beer bottle, police say
• Robbery at Quincy Bank of America
• Campaign for ‘mayor’ of Houghs Neck gets going
• Assistant harbormaster appointed in Braintree
• Amity Insurance: Be Aware of red flags when purchasing a first home
• This week: President Obama heads to Europe
• TERRY MAROTTA: Dinner at the slow-and-easy inn
• JUNE JUREK: Pondering ironies of aging
• Week in review: Doomsday prophesies nothing new
• Papal nuncio honored in Randolph
• Milton Foundation for Education awards spring teacher grants
• Easton teen charged with murder in mother’s death
• Softball game to benefit memorial fund for fallen Weymouth Marine
• Key witness unshaken in Mass. corruption trial
• Braintree’s Thayer House to get two sheep and a goat
• Today in the news: NATO destroys Libyan ships
• Red Sox stars to play charity event at Granite Links in Quincy
• Life sentence upheld for 14-year-old killer
• Just Because Cancer Walk Sunday in Quincy
• Whitman, Hanson voters go to polls Saturday
• Firefighters knock down machine fire at Zildjian cymbal factory in Norwell
• Police: Brockton, Quincy men broke into Whitman house, used heroin
• Milton DPW holding open house Saturday
• Lombardo’s to host Milton Hospital gala
• Taste of Hingham festival set for Saturday
• Best Taste of Randolph event set for May 25
• Open house at Coast Guard station in Scituate
• Credit card fraud alleged in Braintree
• Today in the news: President Obama announces Egypt, Israel plans
• Man gets over 200 years in N.J. schoolyard triple murders
• Nancy Kerrigan in minor car accident
• ‘Rockefeller’ agrees to go to Calif. on murder charge
• Ex-Gov. Cellucci to raise money for ALS research
• Kerrigan's mother: Son begged father to get up
• Sheriff building regional range for law enforcers in Plymouth
• Library, DPW jobs could be eliminated in Randolph
• Jail officer blamed for escape tied to murder
• Randolph’s Pond Street hit by spray-painters overnight
• Scituate, Cohasset police check child car seats
• Ex-Weymouth teacher faces new court date
• Watson Park rehab is Braintree meeting topic
• Free dental clinic Sunday in Weymouth
• Out-of-work Middleboro tradesman takes his job search public
• Hingham’s Paul Wahlberg opening burger restaurant
• Hingham looking at major changes to harbor
• Former Weymouth mayor told he must explain delay in appealing pension decision
• New offering: musical theater camp at Fontbonne
• Today in the news: Rapture group gets ready for the end
• Fun run honors memory of Whitman boy, benefits classmates
• Mass. man matches candlepin bowling world record
• Man crushed, killed by winch at marina
• Bridgewater State University police arrest Lyndon LaRouche supporter during U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch forum
• Two dead in Fall River crash
• Civil War is Randolph talk topic
• Framingham’s Learning Center for the Deaf to close Randolph campus
• Whitman antiques dealer Mitch Farber improves handwriting, gets license renewal
• Braintree police officer honored for efforts against drunken driving
• Suspended Quincy lawyer is reinstated
• Woodward School to honor Isobel Bertman and Ruth Paven
• Life-after-cancer conference June 4 in Quincy
• School for deaf to close Randolph campus
• ENC Professor Donald Yerxa to head major grant program on 'Religion and Innovation in Human Affairs'
• Today in the news: Israel couple name baby ‘Like’ after Facebook
• Man who killed ex-girlfriend, 3 others sentenced to death
• Suspicious device on Marshfield’s Rexhame Beach is false alarm
• Break-in at Braintree Dunkin’ Donuts
• Woman says ex-husband stabbed over cannolis
• Stoughton voters reject tattoo parlors at town meeting
• Former Marshfield man charged with drunken driving, witness intimidation
• Accident on Route 3 in Rockland leaves 3 hurt
• Prosecutor: Kerrigan father died over phone fight
• Scituate fire hydrants to get flushed
• Coakley to speak about women’s suffrage in Weymouth
• Quincy City Council approves $25M capital plan
• Pilgrim nuclear plant in Plymouth gets more scrutiny from federal agency
• 82-year-old West Bridgewater antiques dealer fights off robber
• Abington residents asked to particpate in insurance company contest
• SOUTH SHORE ENTREPRENEUR: Mike Sullivan of Braintree
• Students Travel for the Summer
• Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - May 17. 2011
• Milton man charged with drunken driving after crash in Braintree
• Today in the news: Donald Trump not running for president
• Bike tour of Dorchester shore planned Saturday
• Rahm Emanuel sworn in as Chicago’s new mayor
• ‘Dougie’ rapper M-Bone slain in Calif. drive-by shooting
• Fuller Village, Milton schools plan 'Salute the Arts'
• Three people injured in car crash on Route 3 in Rockland
• Habitat for Humanity of Greater Plymouth to dedicate new Carver home
• Stoughton Lions to hold yard sale on Saturday
• Auditions set for Paragon Park musical
• Archdiocese urges special collection for Southern tornado relief
• Water system flushing under way in Braintree
• 'Boston Rob' Mariano finally wins "Survivor"
• This week: Rahm Emanuel to be sworn in as Chicago mayor
• Holbrook police invite residents to first Citizens Police Academy
• East Bridgewater High School to be used as location for Adam Sandler film
• TERRY MAROTTA: Learning has no boundaries with readers' help
• JUNE JUREK: Healthy foods can taste good
• Week in review: Mississippi River flooding could be among worst ever
• Norfolk County Sheriff’s youth leadership program has waiting list
• Weymouth to honor veterans advocate
• For the third time, a jury deliberates in the case of Frances Choy
• Today in the news: Taliban kills 80 in retaliation for bin Laden
• 7 hurt in crash of special needs van in Foxboro
• Mom who injected daughter with Botox investigated
• Canton health club owner wins Mrs. Mass crown
• Read to Ride program rolls into 13th year
• Debt exclusion ballot question still a possibility for Carver school project
• Theft of copper wire from Quincy telephone poles
• Plymouth visitors center funding in doubt as peak season approaches
• Randolph launches 'adopt an island' program
• Sen. Scott Brown to sign tell-all memoir in Hingham Saturday
• Wildflower sale Saturday at South Shore Natural Science Center
• Veterans services expo this weekend in Plymouth
• Three cars crash at Belmont and Pearl streets in Brockton
• East Bridgewater police arrest suspect in S Bank robbery
• Today in the news: Big oil drilled over billions in tax breaks
• How Osama bin Laden emailed without being detected by U.S.
• Pembroke boy hit by car while waiting for school bus
• Meg Wolff book-signing at Whole Foods Market June 18
• North Quincy freshman presents at national science fair
• MBTA passengers angry after long delays on Wednesday
• Autism author plans book signing May 26 in Hingham
• Michaels customers' credit, debit info potentially exposed
• Gas pipe break slows traffic on Weymouth’s Washington Street
• Family of Amy Whitman of Abington plans fundraiser in her memory
• Hingham police warn of driveway sealing scam
• Stoughton town meeting voters book library plans
• Bay State Bike Week kicks off this weekend in Hull
• Keating to visit Hull and Marshfield
• Plymouth man sentenced to probation for setting fire at Boston MSPCA headquarters
• Weymouth man pleads innocent to charges stemming from fatal crash
• Milton church group shows support for refugees from Eritrea
• South Shore student wins gold in Skills USA competition
• Neponset Bridge ramp in Quincy to close from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily
• Quincy attorney Kirsten Hughes to run for Ward 5 city councilor
• Today in the news: Bin Laden relatives want proof of death
• Elaine Sears of Easton files for recount in Easton Housing Authority election
• Van rolls across Quincy street, smashes into beauty salon
• Don't Fry Day is May 27
• Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate Setti Warren visits Brockton
• Abington selectmen consider raising fees for gas, plumbing, electrical services
• Weymouth’s Sacred Heart School wins national award
• Jackson Square reunion to recall 'another era'
• Hearing on Pilgrim plant safety is rather sedate
• Weekend race will aid terminally-ill patients and their families
• Today in the news: Microsoft buys Skype
• VIDEO: Coast Guard rescues 2 off Nantucket
• Legislator proposes seven-year reconfirmation for judges
• Amtrak project to affect MBTA service
• Community college grads to get free ride at UMass-Lowell
• SouthField Development to host Memorial Day services on May 28
• Former friend admits extorting Pa. Campbell Soup heiress
• State confirms more measles cases
• Hidden melanomas increasing, doctors say
• Sacred Heart of Weymouth group wins national Catholic education award
• Police seek man for defrauding Easton banks, Brockton coffee shop in coin con scheme
• Police: Fundraising calls won’t help Hingham veterans
• POLL: Supermarket chains renew efforts to sell beer and wine
• VIDEO: Brockton boy honored for rescue call for grandmother
• Stoughton town meeting approves school budget
• Arthritis Walk to take place May 15
• Marshfield firefighters will say goodbye to longtime deputy chief
• The Mayflower Society House in Plymouth May 20
• Today in the news: Engineers try to save Memphis, New Orleans
• Republican Newt Gingrich running for president
• VIDEO: Hingham Farmers Market opens with 36 vendors
• Rapist who sought new heart is back in prison
• Overcrowded ship with 600 migrants sinks off Libyan coast
• Papal nuncio to the US to be honored Sunday in Randolph
• VIDEO: Hard work yields a tidier Quincy
• Bank robbery in Whitman
• This week: Deficit reduction talks resume
• Choral Art Society to perform Mozart, Bach, Brahms on Saturday
• Abington building inspector to ask selectmen to raise fees
• Whitman bank robbed, police searching for suspect
• Keenan juggles two roles as councilor, senator
• JUNE JUREK: Rooney’s story raises ire
• TERRY MAROTTA: May the travel angels always attend the wayfarer
• Hanover voters approve $8.5 million override for road repairs
• 1,500 work for a 'Cleaner,Greener Quincy'
• Week in review: A decade to find bin Laden
• One killed in overnight Brockton fire
• Bird-a-thon will raise money for Mass Audubon Society
• Marshfield firefigthers union sponsoring motorcycle run
• Whitman police search for bank robber
• Today in the news: Al-Qaida confirms bin Laden’s death
• Kery to hold town hall meeting Saturday in Boston
• Fundraiser planned June 10 for Holbrook mother with cancer
• Cops nab Boston man after high-speed chase into West Bridgewater
• Former guard who drank beer, shot BB gun put on probation
• MIT to premier art installations, massive light show this weekend
• Holocaust survivor Maurice Vanderpol speaks at Quincy High
• CEO pay exceeds pre-recession level
• Bin Laden eyed U.S. rails from his secret compound
• Weir River Estuary cleanup Saturday, May 7
• A chance to visit Boston Harbor’s Rainsford Island
• Annual Cadogan’s Hope road race set for May 14
• Quincy citywide cleanup set for Saturday
• Two cited for pot posession in sweep of Stoughton High School
• Whitman police station contractor fined $100K by state
• Police: Dunkin’ Donuts manager stole $1,600 from shop
• Tips lead Weymouth police to rape suspect
• Today in the news: President Obama visits ground zero
• Conn. approves tax credit for working poor
• Spain condemns the killing of Jews during Inquisition in 1691
• Hancock Street ramp from Neponset River Bridge closing Thursday and Friday
• Public invited to estate planning workshop on Saturday in Quincy
• Crime scene investigators gather in Easton; teen charged with assault and battery
• Weymouth man charged with robbing woman in Boston
• Money for still-vacant town planner position OK’d at Stoughton town meeting
• Carney confident simulcasting will continue at Raynham Park
• Poll shows Romney leading n New Hampshire
• Stoughton library project to seek town meeting support
• Hingham court marks Law Day with John Adams remembrance
• Norwell cops warn of phone scammers
• Randolph seeks community help on plan to continue school improvement
• Today in the news: Bin Laden death photos won’t be released
• Open casket for Marine killed in Afghanistan in April
• Randolph teen charged after Boston chase
• Ad campaign predicts end of world
• VIDEO: Plainville track owner urges end to simulcasting at Raynham
• Wednesday is walk or bike to school day in Milton
• Acid leak starts fire at East Weymouth business
• Suspicious package closes Pembroke gas station for an hour
• Two longtime Braintree officials to be honored
• Norwell police urge voters to see station’s shortcomings
• Developer can’t find cash for Hanover projects
• Wednesday is walk or bike to school day in Milton
• Two of South Shore’s largest funeral services merge
• For East Bridgewater family, bin Laden’s death is bittersweet
• Abington crash may have been caused by medical problem
• Longtime Hull town manager to retire next year
• Hanover town meeting puts $8.5 million road repair proposal on election ballot
• Eastern Nazarene College Professor Randall J. Stephens named a Fulbright Scholar
• ENC Honors Faculty and Staff at Dinner Celebration
• Spiders and Snakes and Lizards, Oh My!
• Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - May 3, 2011
• Today in the news: Bin Laden unarmed during raid
• Ex-Miss Russia jailed in fake-prescription case
• Woman accused of biting off boyfriend’s lip
• Man charged with dealing oxycodone in Quincy
• Kerry plans trip to Afghanistan
• Stoughton approves increase in South Coast Rail litigation funds
• Stoughton voters OK funds to fight state rail project
• 100-gallon diesel spill on Kingston highway
• Changes needed for supermarket don’t pass at Rockland town meeting
• Hanson voters approve spending dependent on Proposition 2½ overrides
• Hanover taking over school maintenance despite protests from officials
• Stoughton police investigate gunpoint robbery at gas station
• Whitman town meeting approves $26.8 million budget
• Weymouth council backs budget timeline changes
• Hull town meeting voters give more to schools
• Milton police make four drug arrests
• Volunteers needed for Braintree “Whale Day”
• Hingham’s new police chief to be sworn in tonight
• Today in the news: How the U.S. found and killed bin Laden
• Matthew Israel, founder of Judge Rotenberg Center, to retire
• Raynham father of Army war hero: 'Good thing' bin Laden is dead
• Quincy middle school seeking help for Zambia fundraiser
• Sen. Brown going to Afghanistan for Guard training
• VIDEO: Atherton Hough School in Quincy celebrates centennial
• Police: Pair caught stealing $680 worth of meat, seafood
• Quincy ATM break-in a bust
• Braintree treasurer/collector’s office open Tuesday evenings
• Braintree mayor proposes 3.3% in town budget
• Septic system loan program gets OK in Cohasset
• Eastern Nazarene College to Hold Commencement May 7
• Today in the news: How tornadoes work
• Plympton man arrested on second drunken driving charge in Kingston
• East Bridgewater house fire causes $100,000 in damage
• Whitman town meeting to convene Monday
• TERRY MAROTTA: Go back to wearing hats – as a flag of friendliness
• JUNE JUREK: Apple blossom time is here
• Today in the news: Relive the royal wedding
• Congressman Keating makes breakfast stop in Weymouth
• Today in the news: Prince William and Kate Middleton tie the knot
• Plume of smoke over Pilgrim Station no emergency
• Local men win $100,000 on lottery tickets
• Quincy man arrested outside Boston court on gun charge
• Quincy’s 59th annual Christmas parade theme contest opens
• U.S. hits top Syrian officials, Iran with sanctions
• Shuttle Endeavour ready for historic last launch
• Safe containing drugs stolen at gunpoint from Quincy home
• Western powers push for end to Syria crackdown
• Heroin house call in Houghs Neck, Quincy police say
• Two injured in crashes in Norwell and Carver
• Plymouth County district attorney criticized for his handling of Brockton tutor case
• Milton offers chance to dispose of medication
• Pier 44 property is forum topic in Scituate
• Blue Hills bicycle race this weekend in Milton
• Keating launching “Breakfast with Bill” program Saturday in Weymouth
• Rabbi to serve as scholar in residence at Randolph temple
• Weekend commuter rail service temporarily ended
• Marshfield voters OK places for large solar panels
• Today in the news: Tornadoes devastate the South
• State-funded sex ed website, mariatalks.com, quietly makes changes
• DNA tests link U.S. leprosy cases to armadillo
• Exxon earns nearly $11B in first quarter, best since '08
• Auctions could land $400k for Stoughton
• Police seek man who stole cash from Quincy smoke shop
• Estate sale will benefit Derby Academy
• Event Friday night will benefit Braintree schools
• Morrissey honored by Braintree light board
• Annual town meeting opens Saturday in Cohasset
• Norfolk County sheriff’s summer youth program set to return
• Charges dropped in Wareham motel stabbing
• Massasoit Community College in Brockton to present ‘what radio used to be’
• Teaching job restored at Braintree High School
• Volunteers to spruce up Milton’s Crane Field
• Today in the news: Obama releases birth certificate; PlayStation accounts hacked
• VIDEO: Body of missing Maine woman found in N.H. pond
• UPDATE: Whitman police catch armed-robbery suspect
• Giffords flying to Florida for shuttle launch
• Bourne man man pleads guilty to robbing two Plymouth banks
• Brockton High knife attack suspect's bail set at $1,000
• Single support group celebrates 25 years in Norwell
• VIDEO: DA says Brockton High counselor baited students with candy
• Bones found in West Quincy woods
• Honors Chapel Highlights Student Achievements
• Tickets available for jazz concert at Abington church
• Chance for Quincy residents to get rid of medications
• 6 to help with conservation efforts in Blue Hills Reservation
• Braintree approves zoning change for bank
• Marshfield voters reshape capital plan on town meeting floor
• Today in the news: Video shows Texas motorcyclist being hit by car
• Brockton High stabbing suspect's bail set at $1,000
• Brockton man faces 30 years in prison for high-tech theft
• New dogfighting phone app sparks controversy
• Proposal for Central Middle School in Quincy is on schedule
• Local lawmakers throwing support behind auto repair changes
• Stoughton police: Man tried to hit woman with car
• Cops: Burglar threw brick into Hingham home, made off with jewelry
• Questions about Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station must be sent by May 3
• Two Quincy ceremonies to honor veterans this week
• Today in the news: New Wii in the works
• State, Brockton-area police chase down car-theft suspect; seek alleged accomplice
• Human cannonball dies during stunt in U.K.
• Police catch alleged TV thief in the bushes
• South Shore residents named Pedal Partners in Pan-Mass. Challenge
• Police: Shoplifter tried to swallow drug evidence
• Braintree High squad going to national competition
• An 8-year-old takes charge at St. Bridget’s School in Abington
• Carver man faces heroin charge
• Offering support to grieving families
• Today in the news: British woman finds Jesus in towel
• Plimoth Plantation plans Royal Wedding festivities
• JUNE JUREK: Kennedy series stirs memories
• TERRY MAROTTA: Boundaries vital so you don’t forget to put kindness first
• Stoughton Y’s ‘Healty Kids Day’ will include bone marrow registration drive
• Concert planned in Hingham April 30 to benefit victims of Japan disaster
• Today in the news: The history of Peeps
• Stoughton elementary schools plan fun run and race on April 30
• Quincy event will help orphans in Bangladesh
• Man shot in Brockton
• One killed in four-car accident in Brockton
• Braintree to hold household hazardous waste collection day
• Royal wedding awaits Braintree woman
• "God and Harry Potter" author to host book reading in Quincy
• Today in the news: Record number of right whales spotted on Earth Day
• Mass. warns gas stations against price gouging
• Barn at Gerry Farm in Brockton damaged in early-morning fire
• VIDEO: Coakley seeks end to high-alcohol Blast drink
• Suicide prevention seminar May 11 in Quincy
• Hull Housing Authority credited with making improvements
• Just two races on Hull election ballot
• Friends help Whitman native through cancer battle with fundraiser, NASCAR surprise
• Today in the news: Amazon outage takes down Reddit, Foursquare
• Quincy home invasion reported
• R.I. man's 1974 traffic violation dismissed in Mass.
• Kingston town administrator, fire chief contracts extended early
• School project moving forward in Rockland
• UMass Lowell breaks ground for $40 million building
• Avon truck driver cited in Norton accident
• Mass. man stabbed in road rage incident
• Vote on revamped Quincy zoning code anticipated
• Police to collect unwanted prescription drugs in local communities on April 30
• Braintree seeks volunteers for townwide cleanup
• Blue Hills brush fires were set, officials say
• April 30 is volunteer day at Blue Hills
• Quincy library poetry reading part of statewide effort
• Quincy workshop for first-time home buyers
• Derby Day event will aid Friends of Paragon Carousel
• Today in the news: Many questions on first anniversary of oil spill
• Record number of right whales off coast prompt boater alert
• Cargo truck clips JetBlue plane at Logan Airport
• Man guilty of killing roommate faces 20 years in prison
• CIA declassifies WWI-era secret documents
• Three charged with stealing $1,400 in merchandise from mall
• Cohasset group set to launch garden-tour series
• Feds say Brockton mall was site of drug deal for corrections officer
• Two arrested in theft of purse from worker at South Shore Plaza
• Today in the news: Houston 6-year-old takes gun to school; 3 hurt
• Patrick administration mistakenly identifies mayor of Seoul
• Firefighters called to Holbrook house fire
• Students protest 'Boobies' ban at Watertown Middle School
• Group protests against corporate tax breaks
• Federal official to reveal Cape Wind details
• For Easton and Raynham, a lonely fight to lessen South Coast Rail line effects
• Raynham homeowner puts brakes on chase
• Gunshots at Quincy park investigated
• Quincy police to start liquor sting operation
• Scituate Ship Shape Day approaching in time for Summer
• Quincy hospital ceremony will honor breast cancer survivors
• Hanover man mounting write-in campaign for planning board
• Route 27 crash in Whitman sends two to hospital
• Symphonic Winds and Jazz Band Spring Concert
• Today in the news: ‘Royal wedding’ dance an Internet sensation
• Corrections officer arrested trying to smuggle heroin to inmates
• Former Middleboro man dies in Fla. boating accident
• Learn to go green at Milton fair
• Choral Union Presents Mozart 'Requiem'
• Brockton, Holbrook police report knifepoint robberies
• Middleboro scores grant for regional health district
• Police investigate break-ins in Hingham
• Today in the news: A look at Prince William
• Five chances to get rid of hazardous household waste
• Fore River Bridge opening 12 p.m. Monday; sign up and be the first to know
• East Bridgewater planning re-creation of march to Civil War
• Brockton schools background check fallout brings reform, criticism
• JUNE JUREK: Hair, hair, here and there
• TERRY MAROTTA: Don’t overlook lampshades in coloring your world
• Today in the news: Taxes due Monday
• Quincy Pan-Mass Challenge team to hold fundraiser
• Today in the news: Gas prices nearing record high
• Lane restriction on Quincy’s West Squantum Street begin Tuesday
• Randolph woman charged with workers’ comp fraud
• Second robbery attempt reported at Holbrook gasoline station
• Scituate to continue flushing water mains on Tuesday, April 19
• VIDEO: 1 in custody in bloody van investigation on I-95
• VIDEO: ABC cancels 'All My Children,' 'One Life To Live'
• Braintree native Calhoun congratulated on college basketball championship
• Tea Party rally in Boston on tax day
• 2 Boston teens charged in T bus driver beating
• Tufts Medical Center nurses authorize a one-day strike
• Today in the news: Zsa Zsa Gabor wants a baby, husband says
• Pellet gun injury reported
• Easton police: Suspects were drunk, stumbling down Route 138
• Catherine Zeta-Jones seeks treatment for bipolar disorder
• Moscardelli Scholarship fundraiser set for Friday
• Help coming for at-risk students in Milton
• Presentation on bicycling set for Tuesday in Stoughton
• Six from South Shore become firefighters
• Today in the news: President Obama unveils deficit reduction plan
• Red Sox game canceled due to rain
• Jury may be deadlocked in Obama-related church fire
• Neighbors raise concerns over group home in Randolph
• Plans for train service concern Stoughton business owner
• Eastern Nazarene College to present free spring concert
• Cohasset makes a deal with next school superintendent
• State closes loophole that permitted adults to trade sexually explicit text messages with minors
• Free showing of acclaimed film "Scenes from a Parish" at Glastonbury Abbey on April 26
• Dunkin’ Donuts University gets an upgrade
• Scituate residents have another shot to weigh in on use of Pier 44 property
• Today in the news: Japan upgrades severity of nuclear crisis
• Pratt resigns from East Bridgewater school-building committee
• State plans to boost vocational schools
• New stamps mark start of Civil War
• Source: Predator drone may have killed U.S. troops
• Mother who denied son medication found guilty of attempted murder
• Police: Carver driver hasn’t had valid license in decades
• Scituate begins flushing water pipes on Tuesday
• With rezoning, Abington gives Cape Cod Lumber a shot at staying in town
• Applications available for Braintree summer recreation jobs
• North and South rivers cleanup April 30
• Today in the news: Toddler served alcohol at Applebee’s
• Women's Business workshop to be held in Hingham on May 5
• Scituate lawyer named director of Mass. Catholic Conference
• Quincy man guilty of mislabeling fish
• Weymouth man charged with third-offense drunken driving
• Police say Randolph shoplifter had a loaded gun
• Pair of 12-year-olds with knives arrested in Plymouth
• Quincy police find loaded gun in alleged drug dealers’ car
• Pair caught in stolen car in Quincy
• South Shore police collecting unused drugs
• Earth Day expo to be held in Hull
• Study finds many high schoolers in Massachusetts unprepared for college level courses
• April 28 fundraiser will benefit Cohasset schools
• Today in the news: Kate Middleton changing the perception of the royal family?
• DEVELOPING: Boy, 3, hit by car in Brockton
• After floods of 2010, some local homes still damaged
• TERRY MAROTTA: Feel for the humanity of the person before you
• Today in the news: Miracle dog gains fans all over the world
• American Red Cross holds blood drives on South Shore
• State's highest court agrees to suppress evidence in Brockton murder
• Whitman-Hanson High School seeking nominees for Hall of Fame
• South Shore Elder Services to hold aging conference
• Stoughton suspects’ hearing postponed
• Today in the news: Countdown to shutdown
• Michael Lovecchio named new Pembroke High principal
• IRS awards $4.5M to whistleblower
• MBTA bus driver from Brockton charged with dealing drugs
• Stoughton man charged in Peabody bank robbery
• Huban honored for service on Milton school committee
• Fuller Village, Milton schools plan 'Salute the Arts'
• Borderland State Park offers programs this weekend
• Massachusetts unemployment numbers drop for third week out of four
• Eastern Nazarene College choir to perform at Lincoln Center
• Duxbury regains control of North Hill Country Club
• Pair charged in Abington with stealing more than $400 in baby formula
• Abington fire chief concerned about safety of fire-damaged barn at old Griffin’s Dairy
• Arts Week 2011
• Braintree firefighters and police to hold charity hockey game
• Quincy police and firefighters team up to take on high school hockey players
• A Cappella Choir to perform at Lincoln Center and Jordan Hall
• Today in the news: Another quake hits Japan
• Poll shows Brown with wide lead in 2012 Senate race
• Two-car crash in Bourne closes ramp at Exit 1 on Route 6A
• Two women hit by pellets outside Quincy Point store
• Poll shows Brown with wide lead in 2012 Senate race
• Cohasset woman charged with stealing neighbor’s jewelry
• West Bridgewater woman charged with OUI after head-on collision
• Randolph completes repairs to boost energy efficiency
• Quincy PD: Money for combating youth violence isn't a luxury
• Today in the news: Budget battle continues
• Glenn Beck's Fox television show dropped
• Brockton man leads police on chase in stolen car
• Boy without hands or arms wins penmanship award
• Milton High to offer distracted driving course
• Rockland selectman candidates speak out during forum
• Kingston store robbed by bar-wielding teen
• Police discover wanted Norton man hiding in closet
• Carver police sergeant hurt in 2-car collision
• Wind damage cuts power to Mill Pond YMCA in Hanover
• Brockton School Committee asks 'tough questions' behind closed doors
• Burning permits to be available online in Abington
• St. Agatha’s students again shine in essay and drawing contest
• Rockland Trust launches new ad campaign
• Squad from Randolph’s Donovan School wins robotics competition
• Rockland election hopefuls pitch their candidacies
• Today in the news: Government shutdown possible
• Brockton man gets 15 years for gun possession
• AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Tag-A-Shelf food drive kicks off in Hanover
• Contractor: East Bridgewater fire chief ordered snow-removal work
• Swan song for Sing Sing?
• Brockton lunch program for needy moving in May
• Sen. Brown raises $1.7M in first quarter of 2011
• Braintree detectives bust three in alleged marijuana trade
• Police: Braintree store robbed by man with knife
• Sen. Scott Brown raises $1.7M in first quarter of 2011
• BAT hikes bus fares, adds Charlie Card
• VIDEO: May Institute ad campaign on MBTA promotes autism awareness
• Judge dismisses speeding ticket for dad taking pregnant wife to hospital
• Police: Two caught with heroin at Hanover Mall
• Stoughton police investigate gunpoint store robbery
• Peace Abbey in Sherborn facing foreclosure
• Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - April 4, 2011
• Bridgewater Savings plans to close Hanson branch
• Conservatory plans Glee Camp for April school vacation
• Jars of Clay Performs at ENC
• Trial of probation officer from Weymouth postponed
• Today in the news: 9/11 suspects to be tried at Gitmo
• Bridgewater housebreak suspect to be charged with Brockton crimes
• Killer says he shot editor again to make sure he was dead
• Stoughton police investigate gunpoint store robbery
• Drug shipment to Brockton leads to Florida man’s arrest
• 9/11 suspects to face military tribunals instead of civil trials
• South Shore Community Action honor "Local Heroes"
• Quincy man among 9 collecting unemployment while working, Attorney General says
• Former U.S. Rep. Delahunt lands another well-paying job
• One injured in Duxbury crash
• Quincy woman fights off mugger in Wollaston
• Senator Scott Brown plans book-signing in Hingham
• $500,000 Proposition 2 1/2 override to appear on May ballot in Whitman
• Small fires hit MBTA stations in Quincy, Braintree
• Quincy man charged with taking sunglasses from South Shore Plaza
• Brush fire burns 4 acres at Borderland State Park
• Dorchester man arrested on drug distribution charges in Braintree
• Robbers force their way into Braintree hotel room, police said
• Motorcyclist hurt in hit-and-run on I-93 in Milton
• Annual Polish Supper brings in $2,500 for Abington senior center
• Correction officer academy graduates 44
• Three special floats will highlight Braintree parade
• Today in the news: Anniversary of Martin Luther King’s death
• Man rescued from Hockomock Swamp in West Bridgewater
• Override to appear on May ballot in Whitman
• Proposed meals tax hot topic for Abington voters
• TERRY MAROTTA: 'Don't look back; something might be gaining on you'
• Today in the news: The best April Fools’ pranks
• Blue Hill Adventure kicks off canoe rental season
• Sacred Heart pays tribute to Singing Sisters
• Trial awaits Weymouth probation officer
• Quincy resident facing home-invasion allegation
• Today in the news: Quran burning reportedly leads to Afghanistan attack
• N.Y. man gets life in double slaying in Conn. robbery
• Civil Service upholds firing of police officer
• DA: Teen was texting before fatal crash
• Beach Grass Planting Day set in Hull
• Braintree workshop to discuss Monatiquot River plans
• Stoughton fire chief retires after 38 years of service
• Former Stonehill College student ordered held until trial
• Postponed Cupid Splash fundraiser set for Saturday
• Town meeting voters in Kingston to consider meals tax
• Dog ban at Plymouth’s Long Beach resumes
• Outdoors expo this weekend at Norwell Middle School
• Today in the news: Mega Millions winners come forward
• High school coach resigns after alleged porn-video incident
• Quincy men facing drug charges
• Strange discovery uncovers mystery to woman's engine trouble in Braintree
• Sharon Fire Chief Dennis Mann to retire
• Milton parents group plans event to help with Japan relief
• Quincy teen arrested after struggle with cops
• Dedham man facing child pornography charges
• Lawmakers warn local-aid scenario could get worse
• Cut in state dollars to towns
• Two OKs for Hingham school project to be sought this year
• Sports writing course scores with Hull students
• Benefit rabies clinic Saturday in Randolph
• Randolph man hurt in Holbrook motorcycle crash
• Meals-tax idea may go to Norwell town meeting
• Fire does minor damage to Braintree home
• Holbrook gas station robbed
• Grammy Award-winning Jars of Clay to perform at ENC
• Today in the news: President Obama announces new energy plan
• Holbrook gasoline station robbed at closing time
• Deputy Chief Mark Dolloff appointed interim Stoughton fire chief
• Autopsy: Bites from dog pack kill man in New Mexico
• Quincy middle school project approved by state authority
• U.S. offers $5 million bounty for ICE agent killers
• Elder services agency holding benefit on Saturday
• Randolph man in Boston hospital after motorcycle accident
• Randolph man in good condition following Holbrook motorcycle accident
• Stoughton deputy fire chief appointed interim chief
• N.H. man arrested in Brockton charged with sexual assault
• Man stabbed in head outside Wollaston home in Quincy
• Eastern Nazarene College accreditation is continued
• Cops: Stolen pills linked Hanover teen to car break-ins
• Swing into Spring concert in Randolph April 2
• Quincy middle school students try to do without technology for a day
• Former Whitman man’s child-rape conviction tossed out
• Vermont educator named Howard School principal in West Bridgewater
• Today in the news: Donald Trump birth certificate not official
• Red Sox new Spring stadium to be named "JetBlue Park"
• Police: Framingham couple busted for pot put 'marijuana' label on jars
• State's top court upholds conviction of 5-time drunken driver arrested in Brockton
• Rhode Island man faces child rape charge in Norton
• Patriot Ledger staff wins seven national journalism awards
• A GOOD AGE: Weymouth Club’s Syd Skoler a tennis ace at 92
• Ticket deadline extended for April 2 Milton school fundraiser
• Author to discuss his Braintree history book Thursday
• Quincy police accuse pair of drug trafficking
• History of Route 128 at Quincy library
• Changes would reduce Braintree school budget proposal by $1.6 million
• History Lecture Series with Jonathan Walton, April 13
• Today in the news: Cobra on the lam
• Math tutoring program reinstated in Brockton after accused molester’s arrest
• Woman sideswiped by car in Braintree Landing crosswalk
• Man robbed at gunpoint, Braintree police say
• Man says he was pistol whipped during assault in Quincy Point
• State raises Boston Common Garage parking rates
• After the deluge, the cleanup
• Easton police say drunken woman bit, kicked them during booking
• Hull Seaside Animal Rescue Animal shelter launches drive for larger shelter
• Theatre Department to present 'Dr. Faustus' April 14-16
• Man falls 60 feet in West Quincy quarries
• Three Proposition 2½ overrides pass in Duxbury
• Third gas station break-in in Hingham in two months
• Brush fire burns four acres in Braintree
• Radio station WXBR broadcasts from solitary downtown Brockton spot
• Fire-damaged Randolph home torn down
• Taliban claims to have kidnapped 50 Afghan police
• 2 Mass. utilities make very different power deals
• TERRY MAROTTA: School projects furnish cliff-hanging, hilarious dramas
• Two indicted in Brockton murders
• Short section of road in Stoughton to be fixed after years of neglect
• Scholarship raffle set at Whitman-Hanson
• Meals tax to be on town meeting agenda in Abington
• TERRY MAROTTA: School projects furnish cliff-hanging, hilarious dramas
• Truck hits house in Wareham, burst into flames
• Baseball field at Braintree’s French’s Common getting a facelift
• Braintree’s St. Coletta Day School to host Special Olympics
• Braintree Joe’s American Bar and Grill changing hands
• General Motors to restart shut pickup plant in La.
• BP increases pay for oil spill czar to $1.25 million
• "Route 128 -- the road we love to hate" subject of talk at the Crane Library
• AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Quincy author to discuss new book on Boston radio at city library
• Three-alarm fire consumes Easton warehouse
• Hingham woman loses suit v. police officers
• Quincy Animal Shelter offers pet adoption program for military members
• Teen driver loses control on icy road in Carver
• Special needs van crashes in Halifax
• Rockland woman arrested on OUI charges after allegedly parking in middle of the road
• Abington’s April 4 Town Meeting not expected to include voting on budget
• Braintree police charge Brockton man with drunken driving.
• Duxbury residents to vote on overrides Saturday
• Marshfield fundraiser to benefit Hingham-born nonprofit for AIDS orphans
• Selectman race is Cohasset’s lone election contest
• Cops: Weymouth man caught raiding Hanover meat freezer
• Rash of car break-ins reported in Hanover
• Weymouth police make drug arrest after chase
• Judge drops charges against D.J. Henry teammates
• FAA chief suspends dozing air traffic controller
• Pastor's book sparks eternal debate
• For al-Qaida operative, Detroit was just the cheapest flight
• Holbrook to pay outstanding Tri-Town water plant bills
• Seeking more applicants, Abington extends school choice deadline
• Abington middle school student cited for possession of marijuana
• Patriot Ledger grabs two awards for business coverage
• Braintree tanning salon burglarized
• 3 face charges in alleged drug deal at South Shore Plaza
• Pembroke man charged with rape released on bail
• Best-selling author Greg Mortenson to speak at Bridgewater State
• 2nd woman charged with in toddler’s death
• Man held without bail accused of killing his wife after IRS visit
• Sen. Brown to help Polito retire campaign debt
• Dog survives month locked in burned-out buildings
• Lawmakers not expecting strong push for term limits this year
• UMass woos community college grads
• Police investigate attempted robbery outside Wollaston condo
• Pair face charges they broke into cars in South Quincy
• Man caught with $125,000 worth of OxyContin on Route 3, State Police say
• Parents stage protest at governor’s office
• State official: Local hospitals should focus on basic care
• 3 Marshfield teens charged with counterfeiting
• Braintree Bickford’s closes for a second time
• Judge jails man for bringing open beer to DWI hearing
• Officials say accused rapist admitted to crimes on East Coast
• Experts to give presentation in Hingham on Fukushima nuclear disaster
• 12 South Shore Regional students set for state finals at trade-skills competition
• Owner of Museum of Russian Icons keeping artwork for now
• Stoughton town meeting to vote on tattoo parlor zoning change
• Robber armed with a bat hits Holbrook gas station
• 4th-offense drunk driving alleged after accident in Marshfield
• Quincy man charged with drunken driving
• Two face drunken-driving charges after Quincy accidents
• Suspected drug dealer arrested in Weymouth
• Abington firefighters want public to know their phone fundraiser is no scam
• Pair of muggings reported in Quincy
• Randolph man faces drug distribution charges
• Forum on school bullying set in Cohasset
• Drugs taken in Quincy home invasion
• 3 arrested in Quincy on drug-dealing charges
• Hyde Park woman charged with shoplifting at Braintree stores
• Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - March 22, 2011
• Keating pushing Cape Wind manufacturer toward Quincy
• Norfolk County offering grants to keep students safe during prom season
• Lectures on Middle East planned at Bridgewater State
• Redistricting hearings in Quincy, Brockton
• Abington town manager to try hand at Polish cooking for fundraiser
• Braintree Recreation Department offering trips to Red Sox games
• Professor publishes new book on The Language of Science and Faith
• New Eagle Scouts are saluted in Braintree
• Career Week - March 21-24
• Fire damages home on Greenwood Road in Brockton's Campello neighborhood
• Power struggle between town council, town manager intensifies in Bridgewater
• In high-tech world, Middleboro selectman candidate runs old-fashioned campaign
• Today in the news: ‘Supermoon’ lights up night sky
• Catholic churches to collect for Japan relief
• Benefit for Haitians to be held in Quincy
• St. Patrick’s parades in Scituate and Abington
• Today in the news: Violence continues in Libya
• Braintree Rehabilitation Hospital to hold Parkinson’s disease awareness fair
• Bridgewater police busy responding to fights, reports of drunkenness and loud parties
• Pair charged with breaking into car in Quincy’s Germantown
• Official: Gov. Patrick left in dark about Big Dig light problems
• Randolph woman faces drug trial in Maine
• Hingham Sunoco station burglarized, again
• Four-way race for Marshfield selectman seat
• Two Abington women injured in crash
• Meeting on Randolph dog park set for Wednesday
• Today in the news: Japan nuclear crisis; the tweet that got worker fired
• Officials say US readying for no fly Zone in Libya
• New Bible draws critics of gender-neutral language
• Stoughton Lions to present Platters tribute concert on March 26
• Reading program brings seniors, preschoolers together in Rockland
• Casting call in Hanover for Kevin James movie; stand-ins needed
• Brockton fire victim remembered fondly by co-workers, neighbors
• Hanover man wins $1 million on lottery ticket
• UPDATE: Brockton woman pulled from fire dies from injuries
• Braintree detectives foil suspected drug delivery
• Starting last phase of Scituate marine park construction
• East Bridgewater selectman: We’re stuck with $53,000 snow bill
• At long last, Abington launches new, modern website
• Grant-funded, undercover alcohol checks begin in Quincy
• Hingham blood drive being held in memory of cancer victim
• Chelsea man charged with drug distribution in Braintree
• Artists invited to submit work for upcoming Duxbury Art Association exhibit
• Crews from four towns fight Canton house fire
• Nate Dogg, whose hooks boosted rap hits, dies
• Local police use social media to track criminals
• Mother charged in death of daughter, 3
• Pacheco among lawmakers urged to fund dam repairs
• Randolph man charged with Boston car break-in
• Stoughton rep re-files right-to-die legislation
• Raynham man fails to show up for his weekend jail sentence
• Weymouth man charged with credit card fraud
• Two vying to succeed McEttrick on Milton's board of selectmen
• Quincy to mark St. Patrick’s Day with a roast on Friday
• St. Patrick’s Day breakfast this weekend in Braintree will have Cusack as emcee
• Braintree students to get half-day April 15
• Two men arrested on heroin charges in Braintree
• Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - March 8, 2011
• Fidelity to move 1,100 out of Marlboro, close facility
• Raynham man charged with skipping out on his weekend jail sentence
• Former Brockton resident recounts horror of Japan quake
• Abington Police going door-to-door to warn about sex offenders
• Book sale at Crane Library is set for April 28-30
• Police seek drunken driving charges against Braintree man after accident
• Federal mediator called to referee nurses’ contract talks at Quincy Medical
• Stoughton woman charged with shoplifting from Braintree store
• Burglary attempted at Braintree gas station/convenience store
• Quincy Medical Center announces new colon screening study
• Cabbie to be arraigned for kidnapping
• Pembroke man charged with rape of child
• Today in the news: Nuclear meltdowns still feared in Japan
• Suspect in home invasion and machete attack says he dreamed of killing his mother
• Brockton police: Man entered home carrying large handgun
• Climber killed but brother rescued in Utah canyon
• Easton police report four home burglaries on same day
• Quincy Republican committee elects new chairman
• Spellman HS hosting program on Columbine shootings
• Plimoth Plantation to open for the season on Saturday
• Brown holds wide lead in early poll on Senate seat
• Norfolk District Attorney offers grant for safe prom, graduation parties
• Police: Elderly driver was drunk in Quincy crash that hurt 7
• How to donate to the victims in Japan
• Halifax man arrested on alleged driving-related violations
• Randolph Girl Scout Troop sends cookies to troops overseas
• Social Work Month Celebration
• ENC welcomes high school students and sponsors for Festival of Life 2011
• Quincy eateries get a boost from restaurant week
• Today in the news: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction tomorrow
• Today in the news: How earthquakes happen
• Milton Foundation for Education to honor two alumni
• Shamrock Festival to be held Sunday in Quincy
• Dozens of bills pending to increase acess to public meetings, documents
• Suspected Stoughton bank robber held without bail
• South Shore Plaza to host 20th annual Walk for Hospice
• South Shore towns reach out to sister cities in Japan
• Today in the news: Earthquake, tsunami devastate Japan
• Woman goes to Va. court with tiny monkey in her bra
• Abington, Rockland veterans officials voice concerns about solicitations
• VIDEO: Approval for new drugs takes too long, says Hanson cancer patient
• Brockton woman charged with assaulting mall restaurant manager
• Police: Stoughton OUI suspect didn’t know where he was
• State settles bid-rigging case with Norwell company
• Plymouth man charged with setting fire to wishing welll
• Abington police welcoming runners to 2nd charity race
• Stoughton police investigating jewelry theft
• Dinner for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans set for March 27
• 2 Randolph men face assault charges after street confrontation
• Today in the news: Muslim hearings begin
• Teen boys charged in Weymouth bomb scare
• Open House Thursday for Spanish Immersion kindergarten
• Local aid cuts may 'go deeper' than Gov. Patrick's cuts, House budget chief says
• Woman says she was cut off before Weymouth crash
• Alleged shoplifter dashes, gets caught in Quincy
• Not enough town meeting candidates in Holbrook
• East Bridgewater man charged with shoplifting from Whitman 7-Eleven
• Ledger reporter to speak at Hanover library
• Pembroke High Principal Ruth Lynch retiring
• Today in the news: Shakeup at NPR after tea party video
• VIDEO: East Bridgewater residents outraged over snow cleanup bill
• Two hurt in Canton crash
• Elderly Milton resident charged with raping nursing home patient
• Fontbonne Academy gala set for March 26
• Pothole-riddled street in Brockton now on Facebook
• Abington town manager defends town’s stance on credit cards
• Wicked Funny Comedy Tour coming to Foxboro in April
• Seal soaks in the sun on Squantum marsh
• Former Quincy mayor Phelan takes Holbrook job
• DiMasi co-defendant pleads guilty, will testify
• Today in the news: Millions of dead fish wash up near L.A.
• Weymouth pair facing drug charges
• Quincy’s Annual Shamrock Festival to be held this Sunday
• Underwater mortgages rise as home prices fall
• Report: Boston area has eighth worst traffic in country
• Randolph school official named new Hopkinton superintendent of schools
• Gas prices surge another 14 cents
• Police say 3 men sprayed graffiti on South Shore Plaza building
• Scituate church to sell Irish soda bread to help Nicaragua school
• Truck pushes car into house in Weymouth
• Randolph man indicted for armed robbery at Norwell McDonald’s
• Weymouth officials contemplate next steps in Legion Field makeover
• Public hearing on Hatherly Elementary School sidewalk plans
• Today in the news: ‘Angry Birds’ headed to Facebook
• Canton man gets six months for possession of pot, Percocet
• Carver man chaged with rape in Plymouth
• Quincy man charged with home invasion in Weymouth
• Quincy After School Child Care gets McDonald’s grant
• Tri-Town CEO urged to not run for Abington selectman
• Man stabbed during fight outside North Quincy store
• Wedgwood china is topic for Randolph Historical Society meeting.
• Trio arrested on drug charge in Cohasset
• Family calls for extradition of Brockton murder suspect
• Today in the news: Are you ready for Mardi Gras?
• Today in the news: Sunday talk-show lineup
• Stop& Shop recalls Skippy peanut butter
• Cleanup day at the herring run in Weymouth
• Daily local Catholic radio show begins Wednesday
• Braintree council lauds two soccer standouts
• UPDATE: Stoughton woman unhurt after SUV is dragged by train
• Today in the news: Basketball player dies after making winning shot
• Clinton seeks Iran's help to find missing ex-FBI agent
• Stoughton High band, choir to ‘bring it’ at Saturday competition
• Airlines raising domestic fares again
• Surveillance cameras lead to Randolph woman's arrest
• No leads yet in Brockton shooting
• Easton board member cited for Open Meeting Law violation
• Quincy Legion post may become single-family home
• Training session tests, hones Abington officers’ driving skills
• Today in the news: NFL lockout averted - for now
• Ex-CIA station chief gets 5 years for sex assault
• Local Firefighters and policemen face off in hockey game on Saturday
• 14th Annual Run/Walk for Sight set for April 23
• Randolph man arrested with drugs in Weymouth
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs introduces iPad 2
• Senate President Murray to look for biotech opportunities in Finland
• 'Cuddle drug' may help couples bond
• Red Cross to hold 7 blood drives on South Shore in March
• State to investigate ex-health CEO's pay
• Braintree recreation head to depart after four decades
• Taste of Whitman and Hanson to draw hundreds
• Alleged Braintree hit-and-run driver no longer facing charges
• Sheen ubiquity brings avalanche of punch lines
• Woman sentenced to prison time for selling cocaine in Weymouth
• Mass. praised for dam-removal efforts, including one in Plymouth
• House to handle redistricting itself; rejects independent commission
• Pope exonerates Jews for Jesus’ death in new book
• Randolph police are electronically equipped to track wanderers
• Witness says DJ Henry sped up when officer approached
• Variety store in Quincy’s Montclair neighborhood robbed
• Weymouth man charged after Route 3 crash
• Pair try to rob man in Quincy at knifepoint
• Citizen police academy for seniors offered in Randolph
• Duxbury firefighter facing drunken-driving charge remains on active duty
• The past year was a profitable one for the state’s largest health insurers
• Book manufacturer to cut 110 jobs with closure of Stoughton plant
• Quincy library offers free series on doing family research
• Setting the stage for Weymouth sea-wall fix-up
• Alum to Appear on Discovery Channel Feature
• Today in the news: Laughing baby a hit; House passes temporary budget bill
• Vegas man arrested in Rio heist pleads not guilty
• Middleboro police: Man attacked woman at bar, then fled
• Army swaps sit-ups for combat run in new PT tests
• Union membership in Massachusetts drops to 14.5 percent
• Stoughton man accused of attempting bank break-in arrested again
• Mugging reported in Wollaston
• Lottery scratch tickets stolen from Hanover Shell station
• Accident reports available online from Cohasset police
• Middleboro Gas & Electric paying $38,000 for new shutters at office
• Developer eyes Knight Building in downtown Brockton for residential redevelopment
• Quincy woman in critical condition after hit-and-run
• Quincy restaurants offering discounts starting March. 6
• Honors Scholar Weekend at ENC
• Hal Thomas named Spirit of Hanover Award winner
• Citizens Police Academy reopens its doors in Plymouth
• Early Irish celebration at Scituate library
• Anti-bullying books to be required reading for some Braintree students
• Today in the news: World leaders try to oust Moammar Gadhafi
• Hanover Police: Three teens vandalized new high school
• Victim of Raynham fatal crash was Bridgewater woman
• ESPN writer Howard Bryant charged with domestic assault in Mass.
• Actress Ruth Gordon focus of film series in Quincy
• Holbrook dismisses building inspector
• Woman fends off 2 would-be robbers in Quincy
• Car break-ins reported in Quincy
• Plymouth man charged with drunken driving in Braintree
• Man’s bet makes Abington a winner
• Stoughton contractor cited for safety violations
• Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra hosts family concert
• Marshfield to hold St. Patrick’s Day 5k Run
• Randolph man caught breaking into car in Boston, police say
• Driver sought in assault on Plymouth police officer
• Wareham shellfish beds shut down temporarily
• Pittsburgh-area teacher fired for sex in classroom
• Man guilty in murder featuring gag $1M bill
• Driver walks away from Stoughton crash early Friday
• Adult’s action stems from unfulfilled desire as child
• Man seen crawling atop bank building in Swansea
• Bridgewater hit with another round of ‘brazen’ break-ins
• Scituate library holding expo for prospective volunteers
• Va. man who threatened ‘South Park’ creators, tried to join terrorists gets 25 years
• Conscientious objector naval officer gets honorable discharge
• DEA: Woman called about drug money from Ohio jail
• Tenn. man charged in fatal post office shooting
• Toyota recalls 2.17 million vehicles in US
• Firefighter fired over Facebook posts
• Carver police arrest sex offender who didn’t register
• MBTA says it could use rebate money to improve service
• Holbrook man in stable condition after stabbing
• Documents for judge's finding on the Woodward School
• Swim coach pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Rockland man faces fourth OUI charge
• Cohasset’s water department budget needs balancing
• Quincy resident raises money for troops
• Holbrook replaces building inspector
• Residents sought for Holbrook search committee
• Wine tasting, classical concert in Braintree to benefit clean-water project
• Gov. Patrick touts healthcare cost cutting plan at South Shore Hospital
• Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• Pro-, anti-union movements clash in Boston
• Unlocked Mercedes stolen from Cohasset driveway
• Pair of armed robberies in Braintree within an hour
• Braintree police: Red Bull trips up clothes thief
• Weymouth pizza parlor punished for serving alcohol to minor
• Braintree playground planning group formed
• After three tragic deaths in Brockton, funeral today a time for healing
• Hearing on Dave & Buster’s in Braintree set for Tuesday
• Wake held for slain Brockton mom and toddler son
• Five foot chipmunk statue stolen from Rockland resident’s backyard
• Potholes on the South Shore
• Holbrook town administrator signs contract with Norton
• Home sales up, but median price is below $300K for 5th straight month
• Diehl: Democratic senators in Wisconsin should be impeached
• Labor, Tea Party groups plan rallies on Beacon Hill Tuesday
• Pair charged with breaking into cars in West Quincy
• New Randolph recreation director has plenty of experience – at 25
• After three years, Randolph High taken off probation
• Proposed Brockton power plant scores a court victory
• Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - February 22, 2011
• Libraries in Abington, Stoughton, Whitman race to keep pace with demand for e-books
• Wareham police continue crackdown on drugs, motels
• ENC Choirs Travel for Winter Tours
• Norwell Cultural Council announces grant recipients
• Fight in McDonald’s drive-through in Quincy
• Quincy cops: Man attacked woman with 40-ounce beer bottle
• Quincy bust nets 4, plus crack cocaine, heroin and ammunition
• Elderly woman dies after fire hits Newton 2-family home
• Braintree cops: Woman caught stealing baseball gloves
• Lottery tickets stolen from Hingham Sunoco station
• Spring-term registration for Lifelong Learning Institute at UMass-Boston
• Sentencing of former Stoughton police officer now set for Tuesday
• ENC hosts New England premiere of feature film, The Grace Card
• Science and Faith Book Signing
• Hull looking for a hero to honor
• West Bridgewater Planning Board OKs request for new facility
• Veteran firefighters in Middleboro retire
• Two veteran Braintree firefighters promoted
• Bail decision for Frances Choy set for Feb. 25
• Police: man who drove over woman in Rockland was drunk
• Weymouth man charged with heroin trafficking
• Quincy police checking out woman’s report of frying pan attack
• 111 charged in Medicare scams worth $225 million
• Suit filed in case of Pembroke woman dropped on her head
• Great Backyard Bird Count is under way
• Weymouth superintendent details level-service school budget for coming year
• Bridgewater woman, 78, rescued after night in ditch
• Cohen to be sentenced next week
• Hunt still on for man who fled country
• Former Boston doctor accused of sexually abusing young patients
• Portraits of foster children on display in new exhibit at South Shore Plaza
• Man opens fire on passing cars near Las Vegas freeway
• Marshfield Council on Aging to host assistance program tomorrow
• Sentencing delayed for former Stoughton police sergeant David Cohen
• VIDEO: Brockton house fire on Crescent Street displaces 15
• Abington police: Couple stole $400 worth of groceries from Stop & Shop
• Genzyme workers now wait
• Quincy gets $1.68 million grant to hire back firefighters
• Elder care providers issue warning
• Quincy pool open over school vacation
• Brockton sex offender arrested in Arkansas
• NYU fellow quits after tweets about Logan assault
• Study: Eating more fiber could mean longer life
• Somali pirate gets over 33 years in prison
• WEEI shakes up sports talk
• Unconscious man found at Plymouth bus stop
• Vatican orders three churches in western Massachusetts reopened
• Men who shot at cars on Route 3 get probation
• Lawyer in Middleboro child-abuse case says boy had skin infection
• Middleboro man’s lawyer says marks found on boy were infection, not sign of abuse
• Woman charged with taking more than $800 in merchandise from Plaza stores
• Brockton puts old school buildings up for sale
• Abington retiring some debts, but planning for another
• Brockton police questioned slain boy's father for hours
• Tritium levels plunge at the Pilgrim nuclear power plant in Plymouth
• Marshfield workshop will address major problems caused by poor economy
• Navy contractor charged with bribes released
• E-mails: Ariz. college was on alert for Loughner
• Elder abuse rising in Mass. as funding dips
• Tree falls in Hingham blocking Route 228
• Patriot Ledger shines in annual newspaper contest
• Increase in health insurance premiums held below 10 percent
• A GOOD AGE: Last love can be as important as the first
• Four local schools eligible for state-funded green repairs
• New Abington website set for launch this week
• Taste of the South Shore will be held March 24 at Lombardo’s
• Weymouth town council lifts restrictions on school money
• Accused killer of Maine man cries during his arraignment for murder and arson
• Judge allows Yellowstone bison slaughter
• Love recession in Las Vegas wedding chapels
• Wareham police sting nets 50 arrests, more than 200 traffic tickets
• Trio nabbed on drug charges in Cohasset
• Skier from Plymouth found after becoming lost at Killington
• Brockton schools will release teacher-absence information
• Mark Creedon, son of Brockton water systems manager, dies
• Loretta LaRoche will host new radio show starting Feb. 23
• Student Athletes Air on the South Shore
• Boater rescued from Lakeville pond
• Boston woman found dead was from Brockton, leaves family in area
• New Native American dollar to be unveiled Tuesday in Plymouth
• Hanson Children’s Museum celebrating ‘diversity month’
• Patrick in Chicago to meet with David Axelrod
• FEBRUARY THAW: Warm up on way next week
• Sen. Scott Brown in Milford to talk about economy
• Mistrial declared in Frances Choy murder case in Brockton
• Crash in Carver sends three to hospital
• STATEHOUSE ROUNDUP:The chill isn’t just the weather
• Researchers find Nantucket whaling ship from 1823 wreck
• MBTA cops: Fare skipper wanted for sex assault
• Second bomb threat in three weeks empties Brockton courthouses
• Former JetDirect employees in line for $400,000 settlement
• Hingham arrest leads to fifth-offense OUI indictment
• Quincy library to host “Prioress’s Tale” performance Saturday
• Milton Catholics reach out to needy
• Four local high schools will compete on 'High School Quiz Show'
• Braintree function hall gets one-day license suspension
• ‘Survivor’ boss not sure if schemer Russell Hantz leaked spoilers
• Woman cleared in buttocks injection death in Philly
• Calif. court says merchants can’t ask patrons for ZIP codes
• Shot fired into Halifax home
• Choral Art Society of the South Shore to hold annual cabaret show March 5
• Missing Revolutionary War hero's letter returned
• Reach for cell phone leads to Braintree crash, police say
• Winter conditions add to firefighters’ challenges
• Brockton High School featured on PBS' ‘Need to Know’ program
• State: Schools can seek aid to fix roofs
• Plymouth Rock vandalized
• Governor's council calls for temporary parole board
• Kidnapping suspect ordered held on $100,000 bail
• Jury deliberating in second arson-murder trial of Brockton woman
• East Bridgewater couple arrested
• Holbrook Town Administrator Yunits offered town manager’s post in Norton
• Milton teen raises money for local troops
• Equipment to blame for snowy sidewalks
• Pembroke man indicted on drug charges
• No restitution ordered in theft from Randolph Housing Housing Authority
• Hanover man accused of assaulting elderly woman in Duxbury
• Scituate’s Kelleher a finalist for top Cohasset school post
• Hingham man could face stiff prison sentence if convicted of drunken driving in N.H.
• Killing of 100 dogs in Canada prompts cries to end dog sled rides
• ’Guitar Hero’ video game gets the ax
• VIDEO: ’Puppy Bowl’ watched by 9.2 million viewers
• Plymouth Rock vandalized
• Weymouth man charged with robbing the same pharmacy twice
• Governor Patrick headed on trade mission to Israel
• Kennedy cousin Skakel: I'm innocent, trial lawyer inept
• Lawmakers oppose federal bailout for states
• Tough choices for Massachusetts as stimulus funds run out
• FEMA money possibly on the way for Brockton-area snow costs
• Abigail Adams house gets grant for repairs
• Probation, parole hearings likely in March
• Rumsfeld memoir: Few regrets from wartime leader
• State could end alimony for life law
• Randolph church collecting shoes for international charity
• Local artwork showcased at Duxbury museum
• Plymouth elementary school receives $2,650 for wellness program
• Quincy Symphony Orchestra free concert at the high school
• Duxbury man heads cable TV trade association group
• Woman accused of shoplifting $3,500 worth of handbags in Braintree
• Local officials plead for early state-aid figures
• 3 charged after Ohio teen’s hair set afire on bus
• Health advocates push new healthy eating campaign in state
• Hearings slated Thursday for new anti-bullying law
• Volunteers needed for Old Sandwich Road Race in Plymouth
• Mass. company draws fire for immigration game
• Health advocates push new healthy eating campaign
• Appeal heard in former Boston FBI agent's Fla. murder case
• Fund established for Beck family following Rockland house fire
• MBTA: New commuter train more energy, cost efficient
• E-mail scam in Hingham
• Roof over rec. room in Stoughton collapses
• Feds settle case of woman fired over Facebook site
• Cohasset’s housing authority passes audit
• Abington snow-removal deficit approaches $500K
• Two Quincy schools going for the green of energy savings
• Golf conditioning program at South Shore Hospital
• Quincy man guilty of federal fraud, income tax charges
• Digital Equipment Corp. co-founder dies at 84
• Police break up large-scale drug distribution ring in Braintree.
• What slogan should the MBTA use for product sales?
• Groupon Super Bowl commercials raise ire
• N.H. man charged with selling heroin in Weymouth
• Quincy police investigate report of stabbing
• Arrest made in Quincy break-in
• Pair facing crack cocaine dealing charges in Quincy
• VIDEO: Governor Patrick addresses Gateway Cities summit
• Scituate water main break will leave residents without water
• Boston police arrest Hull woman in stolen car
• Quincy’s Corner Store robbed by man with large knife
• Another Quincy Dunkin’ Donuts robbed
• Fire on Sohier Street in Cohasset
• Braintree Community Youth Center avoids closure
• Weymouth man charged with supplying guns to drug dealers, gangs
• Cohasset turbine plan awaits discussion, vote
• 3 workers at Braintree store charged with larceny
• Mansfield man charged with shoplifting at Braintree store
• Annual Snow Row set for March 12
• Abington highway chief gets $5,000 stipend for snow removal
• Officers credited with saving man in Stoughton
• Brockton man with long record arrested on drug and gun charges
• Ice Melt is a hot item on South Shore
• State troopers injured when cruiser is rear-ended in Braintree
• Civil action filed in New Mexico swastika branding
• Police: father and son caught stealing copper in Kingston
• Employee foils attempted doughnut shop holdup
• Police find woman with dementia who was reported missing
• Abington tavern sets up ice-fishing derby in Halifax
• Chili cook-off at Wollaston church
• Footprints lead police to robbery suspect
• Rockland woman faces charges for spending spree
• Former local reporter covering Egyptian chaos
• Brown has $7 million to ward off potential challengers for Senate seat
• Quincy’s Chan receives committee assignments
• Trio admit to robberies in Randolph, Quincy and Boston
• Police charge two with stealing jackets from Braintree store
• Pembroke group to host annual pancake breakfast
• Hingham’s Lincoln tribute set for Saturday
• Scituate seeking applicants for seats on town committees
• Steve Robbins planning run for Marshfield selectman
• White House: Mubarak has chance to show who he is
• NASA spots 54 potentially life-friendly planets
• BP oil spill claims czar says recovery will be in 3 years
• Little Theatre of Stoughton to open season with 'Annie'
• UPDATE: Local roads flood, some shut down
• Milton trash collections delayed a day
• Senate President Murray warns of cuts
• Woman gets jail for stealing $500K from employer
• Brockton-area building officials monitoring snow-piled building roofs
• Scituate seeks applicants for economic board
• Council meeting, “State of the Town” speech postponed in Braintree
• Quincy resident accused of shoplifting at South Shore Plaza
• Kingston’s Emily Held to host blood drive in memory of her father
• Concert to benefit Duxbury High performing arts programs
• Weymouth officials want to see school-spending gap shrink
• BC High planning 150th-anniversary events
• HIngham police will be out in full force on Super Bowl Sunday
• Jack LaLanne eulogized in Calif as ’true saint’
• ’Biggest Loser’ competitor sells 1.5 lb. burger
• 100 dogs in Canada killed after business slows
• Brockton man, caught in Indiana, on way back to face murder charges
• School districts avoid snow day by planning half-day for students
• Police: Plymouth flasher had loaded gun in car
• Walking linked to better memory for seniors
• Snow emergency from noon Tuesday until 6 p.m. Thursday
• Brockton-area firefighters ask public: Dig out your hydrants
• Abington braces for more snow, and more snow removal spending
• It’s caucus season on the South Shore
• Students’ art being showcased in Plymouth
• Green Gala set for March 5 in Braintree
• Braintree councilor wants background on prospective town employees
• Hingham seeks new proposals for historic Hersey House
• Cowin to retire from state Supreme Judicial Court
• Quincy declares snow emergency beginning at noon Tuesday
• West Bridgewater assessors chairman and head clerk cited for ethics violations
• Police euthanize coyote found in Stoughton Center
• Car stolen after in Quincy break-in
• DJ Henry remembered at memorial Mass at Iona College
• Abington officials vote to try out school choice
• Audit recommends restructuring of Cohasset water and sewer departments
• Nearly $30,000 raised at benefit for Braintree Youth Center
• Bald eagles spotted in Halifax; numbers on rise
• Bald eagles spotted in Halifax; numbers on rise
• Abington officials vote to try out school choice
• Whitman DPW completes repairs to aging dam at Harding’s Pond
• Snowy sea serpent a hit at Quincy shipyard rotary
• Brockton man saves elderly neighbor from burning house
• Grand jury hears from DJ Henry's father, friend
• Randolph program marks year since Haiti quake
• Quincy Community Action launch free tax help
• Four hurt in Carver crash
• Abington resident extinguishes cooking fire
• Defendant in Quincy murder case takes the stand
• Abington well into deficit spending with wintry conditions
• Weymouth High School adding five early-release days
• Lombardo’s renovations begin
• Braintree High course changes OK’d
• Setting the stage for full-day kindergarten in Abington
• Machine exhibit opens at museum in Hull
• Nominations for Spirit of Hanover Community Service Award being accepted
• House fire in Sharon during storm
• Fallen tree in Marshfield blocks Route 3A
• South Shore Women's Business Network postpones event
• Funding for Abington school projects sought
• Weymouth Community Access adding art show for kids
• Library supporters to hold trivia night in Pembroke
• Meeting on Weymouth Landing plans set for Feb. 9
• Duxbury police: Washing machine thief caught in act
• Some tickets remain for Friday’s “Cookout in January” in Braintree
• Water main break in Scituate may cause brown water
• Scituate Rec programs cancelled Wednesday
• Plymouth announces downtown parking ban Thursday
• Holbrook man pleads innocent to drunk driving
• Randolph school official not selected for Wayland post
• Mattapan woman charged with jewelry theft at Plaza store
• Bridgewater, Stoughton residents say snow removal a challenge this winter
• Sen. Keenan of Quincy to head mental health, substance abuse committee
• Suicide prevention group holding fundraiser in Rockland
• Weymouth mayor chooses CFO candidate
• Farms in Bristol, Plymouth, Norfolk counties to receive federal disaster relief
• UPDATE: Two hurt in Route 24 crash in Stoughton
• Randolph assistant superintendent interviewed for Wayland post
• Brockton, other Gateway City schools score higher with public than on tests
• Noted Brockton historian to give talk in Abington
• Weymouth couple arrested after wallet stolen from donut shop
• Stoughton firefighters extinguish chimney fire
• Condo fire at Louisburg Square South in North Quincy
• Engineer gets 32 years for military secrets sale
• Man held after alleged drunken crash injures Weymouth woman
• Holdup at Randolph convenience store
• ‘‘The Glass Menagerie’’ to be performed at ENC
• A Cappella Choir to Hold Valentine's Day Benefit Concert
• A GOOD AGE: Culinary treats at Schlesinger Library at Harvard
• Norwell police are looking for a man who robbed a local 7-Eleven
• Weymouth man faces drug charges
• Condition of Hingham girl injured in N.H. crash improves
• Theatre Department to present Tennessee Williams’ ‘The Glass Menagerie’
• Rev. Dr. Samuel Vassel to speak for Spring Revival
• Burst pipe in Quincy prompts evacuation of middle school
• Norfolk County Register to address Ward Four Senior Group
• Burst pipe leads to evacuation of middle school
• Overnight work on Hancock Street bridge to begin Jan. 31
• Scituate schools start 2 hours later Monday
• Red Line trains delayed
• Alleged getaway driver in deadly Wareham motel robbery charged in shooting
• Braintree schedules Feb. 12 firefighter test
• Abington’s new website should be ready Friday
• Kyleigh’s Cure Road Race to be held in Braintree
• Flute show at Hingham Public Library
• Google still cool, but Facebook rules
• Do pets pose another threat to safe driving?
• Lawyers to pay $25 million in Princess Di dispute
• Houghs Neck Skate Night is Postponed
• Quincy police dog helps capture R.I. fugitive
• Thayer Academy student mugged on way to school
• Drugs, cash, guns seized in Rockland
• Randolph man charged with stealing at Hanover Mall
• Ten cars broken into in Hingham overnight
• Abington police: Man built bombs to blow up snow banks
• More than $20,000 seized in Rockland police raid
• Outgoing Marshfield school superintendent is finalist for job in N.H.
• Wal-Mart to push for healthier foods
• Man falls from ladder in Stoughton, flown to Boston hospital
• Selectman’s race in Abington heating up
• Former Holbrook selectmen chairman refutes allegations of missing documents
• Weymouth pharmacy burgled, drugs taken
• Weymouth police bust trio for cocaine
• Two running for selectman’s seat in Rockland
• Power out in 4,000 homes in Stoughton
• Eastern Nazarene College to hold commencement Jan. 30
• Valentine’s Day benefit concert planned at Quincy church
• Brother of Hingham Veterans Council member dies while serving in Iraq
• Meals-tax proposal to be resubmitted to Braintree council
• Duxbury’s Life Long Learning Program to hold open house Thursday
• Quincy man charged with hospital assaults
• One suspect to testify against another in Quincy murder trial
• Jones River Watershed to hold 25th annual meeting Sunday
• Eastern Nazarene College to hold commencement Jan. 30
• Norwell woman credits seat belt with saving her life
• Federal officials blame gas, dust for deadly W.Va. mine explosion
• Police: Girl hid under bed while intruder ransacked home
• Burglar steals $8K of tools from Whitman shop
• Father: Suspect in Hanson gas station holdup should be committed for mental health reasons
• Forecasters say keep snow shovel handy
• Quincy pizza shop robbed by man with gun
• Boston College High School 150th anniversary plans
• Randolph schools obtain $200K Nellie Mae grant
• $2,500 bail set in Brockton road-rage incident
• Three arrested on heroin charges in Brockton
• VIDEO: Quincy murder-case trial getting under way
• Pair arrested in attempted Quincy break-in
• Man who robbed McDonald’s in Norwell still at large
• Father: Suspect in Hanson gas station holdup should be committed for mental health reasons
• Work at middle school tops Braintree to-do list
• No foul play suspected in Quincy death
• Braintree man accused of sexually assaulted children makes bail
• Sex offender’s bail revoked
• Eastern Nazarene preparing for steady growth in enrollment
• Scituate police say ‘taxi‘ ride turned into a mugging
• Former suspect in sensational murder case with Braintree tie writes a book
• Brockton firefighter arraigned on charge of waving gun while drunk
• Cape Wind could begin construction this year
• Accident reported on Route 24 in Avon
• Injuries in Scituate crash
• Jan. 28 is deadline for full-day kindergarten applications in Braintree
• Four local high schools to compete in WGBH’s ‘High School Quiz Show’
• ENC to hold Winter Commencement January 30
• Ocean dip benefits food pantry
• Dance classes among February offerings at Hingham Community Center
• More towns considering regional 911 services; start date for Hingham call center pushed back
• Seats on Scituate commission available
• South Shore Conservatory to hold family arts festivals
• Seasonal beer and wine tasting to benefit Scituate Animal Shelter
• Mah Jongg tourney set for Jan. 30 in Stoughton
• Fire damages home in Randolph
• Alligator and crocodile show at South Shore Natural Science Center
• Children’s Art Day in Marshfield
• Whitman man to be charged with car breaks
• Longtime Stoughton Public Library custodian retires
• New state auditor to be sworn in at Cardinal Spellman High School in Brockton
• Norwell Forum launches website
• Judge denies access to arraignment
• Brockton firefighter to be arraigned Tuesday on gun charges
• Geriatric gangster, 93, gets 8 years in prison
• Hingham Martin Luther King Day service set for Sunday
• Braintree honors four for community-building efforts
• Rain hampers rescue effort in Brazil mudslides
• Braintree man who hit cruiser was drunk, police say
• Brockton gets $2.1 million federal grant to remove lead paint
• Hingham preschool applications available
• Remembering Haiti
• 8-year-old dies in Quincy apartment; carbon monoxide suspected
• Trustees tap Caret as new president for UMass
• One injured in-head on crash in Quincy
• Tractor trailer hits sagging wire in Quincy
• Woman accused of getting $10K in cancer scam
• Hundreds dead in Brazil slides, search to continue
• Officials seek return of missing documents in Holbrook
• Cohasset man charged with driving drunk during snowstorm
• On shootings and politics, Palin has her own rules
• Chimney fire damages Duxbury home
• Fundraiser set for Scituate flooding victims
• Five Guys Burgers opens to rave reviews in Hanover
• Tree downed in Sharon halts Amtrak service
• Hospitals report uptick in flu cases
• January Blizzard Shuts Down Campus
• Scituate fishing vessel collides with 600-foot ship
• Rededication of Braintree senior center set for Friday
• No school Thursday in several towns; Quincy to open late
• Plymouth boy charged with indecent assault of girl
• Milton vigilant about parking, snow removal scofflaws during storm
• Plymouth County Sheriff Joe McDonald begins second term
• Haiti earthquake service at Eastern Nazarene on Friday
• Haitian service at Eastern Nazarene rescheduled
• New passport rules rankle Brockton-area town clerks
• Abington’s new website delayed at least several weeks
• Whitman selectmen grant used car license
• Lynn woman charged with driving stolen car
• Teen charged in Quincy robbery attempt
• Poll: Public favors independent panel for congressional redistricting
• Randolph Women’s Club to hold tea tasting and Belcher House tour Jan. 23
• Abington postpones trash pickup due to storm
• Snow emergency declared in Braintree, trash collections postponed.
• Trash collection delayed a day in Quincy, Braintree, Weymouth
• Quincy declares snow emergency
• Weymouth delays trash collection due to snowstorm
• Doctors urge shots as flu season takes hold
• Parking bans, warnings begin before snow flys
• Poll: Owners think pets can sense bad weather
• Talbots cuts outlook again, shares skid
• Boston ambulances modified for obese patients
• Man who aimed laser at chopper sentenced
• Fire damages Halifax business
• Lawyer: Wareham motel stabbing was self defense
• Quincy man charged with SUV break-in
• Old Colony Elder Services needs help with emergency fund
• Unveiling of Native American coin postponed
• Marshfield man will face charges after fleeing ambulance
• Three Scituate sisters to serve jail terms for string of house break-ins
• Quincy MLK Breakfast program set
• Former Quincy Police chief’s door work draws notice
• Men’s consignment shop opens in Pembroke
• Braintree union raises concerns about NStar-Northeast Utilities merger plan
• Alumni in California Gather Together
• Marshfield girl set to appear on NPR show later this month
• Weymouth vicar named pastor of Hull church
• Man on window-breaking rampage in Quincy, police say
• Folk concert planned Sunday at Norwell church
• Weymouth church donates coats to the homeless
• Under-construction bar suffers setback
• Humarock mermaid returned home
• Vital record fees, filing system to be standardized across state
• State lawmakers to commemorate JFK speech
• Four to receive Peacemaker awards in Braintree
• MLK events planned in Hull
• Jacqueline Dyer, Ph.D. joins ENC faculty
• ENC to mark first anniversary of Haitian earthquake with chapel service
• Route 24 crash victim dies weeks after accident
• Abington health board votes to limit curbside trash pickup
• Veteran of civil rights movement to speak at MLK event in Randolph
• Judicial nomination of Quincy lawyer dropped
• Carbon monoxide closes Quincy dry cleaner
• Dry cleaner in Quincy evacuated after high CO level detected
• Cops: Quincy man was drunk, slumped over steering wheel
• Report: More young people are winding up in nursing homes
• Crane Library to hold free tour for local residents
• N.H. school bans safe sex kits
• Quincy murder trial to begin next week
• Chimney fire in Rockland home on West Water Street
• Plymouth County sheriff to be sworn in Saturday
• Jacqueline Dyer, Ph.D. joins ENC faculty
• ENC to mark first anniversary of Haitian earthquake with chapel service
• Randolph man guilty on gun charges
• Braintree cops:15-year-old driver was high on pot
• Quincy man arrested in road rage incident
• Quincy to collect bare Christmas trees Jan 10-14
• Officials: Probe into videos to include Navy higher-ups
• East Bridgewater police arrest Brockton man after car chase
• U.S. to send 1,400 more Marines to Afghanistan
• Contractor mistakenly levels man's house
• Influential member of Mashpee Wampanoag tribe dies
• Carver murder suspect asks judge to dismiss charges
• Quincy man sought in beating of girlfriend
• Bill Buckner eager to bring his tough, disciplined style to Brockton Rox
• Braintree council OKs borrowing for construction of playing fields
• Whitman police report nighttime smash-and-grab at Cumberland Farms
• Cohasset wind-turbine proposal awaits board vote
• Lions to honor Quincy Sun publisher Robert Bosworth
• Car hits bar in West Quincy crash
• Youths charged after Quincy fight
• Facebook fight results in stabbing
• Spending data show December sales strong
• Lawsuit filed in deadly condo propane blast
• Lt. Gov. Murray pulls kids from burning van
• Brockton murder victim’s family never gave up hope
• Safety officials to visit after water cooler 'burst into flames' in Middleboro
• VIDEO: Brockton homeowners enraged by water bill liens
• Braintree council approves Weymouth Landing zoning changes
• Cash register, money taken in Whitman break-in
• Marshfield to seek grant for library expansion
• Scituate CORSE gets grant from Flutie Foundation
• Explore classical music in two-part program at Quincy library
• Pair charged in Quincy break-in
• Bill could allow residents to write pets into their wills
• Marshfield man healed by Cardinal Newman says girl was cured of chronic pain
• Cops arrest Randolph driver after chase into Stoughton
• A GOOD AGE: “And you can quote me”
• Morning crash slows Route 3 traffic
• Hingham consumer data-mining company says former exec embezzled money
• Brockton City Council passes DJ Henry resolution
• Braintree Community Youth Center fundraiser set for Jan. 28
• DNA links Raynham man to break-in in Milford more than two years ago
• Abington will explore options for Griffin’s Dairy property
• Weymouth, Scituate fire departments to get federal grants
• New pastors named for parishes in Whitman, Avon and Plymouth
• Fire damages home in Canton
• South Shore sending 5 new members to Massachusetts Legislature
• Stoughton family dealing with damage to house, death of dogs, $2,700 vet bill
• Technology expected to improve Abington town-budget process
• Local blood drives set for this month
• Trooper, local residents injured in Turnpike crash
• Taunton woman injured in Route 24 rollover in Stoughton
• Whitman family mourns passing of Matthew Clancy; police still investigating crash
• Stoughton woman charged with drunken-driving after crash
• Man robbed trying to make marijuana buy in Quincy
• Armed robbers take cigarettes from Quincy gas station
• What’s open/closed on New Year’s Day
• Boston Harbor group offers weekend trip to Spectacle Island
• A Rockland man’s best friend is missing
• Man arrested after attempted abduction at Walmart in Brockton
• Pair arrested in Norwell break-in
• Case resolved against Cohasset mom charged with hosting teen drinking party
• German shepherd ties up morning traffic in Whitman, Abington
• Tea party star denies misuse of campaign money, blames Biden for probe
• Stoughton police arrest burglary suspect
• Lawyer sues ex-fiancé 
for calling off wedding
• Hundreds expected to attend slain officer's services
• Eight more Cape Winds? State gauging interest
• Brockton man found guilty of 2008 murder
• T.J. Maxx store in Braintree broken into
• Anton’s Cleaners conducting annual coat drive
• Foreclosures plunge in November across the state
• Stop & Shop in Quincy to offer gasoline
• Quincy convenience store robber still on the loose
• Five-car crash on I-95 in Sharon Wednesday
• Braintree police nab two suspected shoplifters
• Boston police search for Dorchester shooting suspect
• Marshfield makes allowances for Monday trash collection
• A GOOD AGE: Time to check in with a few old friends
• Whitman opens emergency shelter at high school
• Planning by Stoughton officials lessens impact of snow
• Quincy man accused of unarmed robbery
• Hanover holds last flu clinic of the seaon
• Pilgrim output cut to 50 percent in wake of storm
• Quincy City Hall closed on Monday; no trash pickup
• No injuries in two-truck crash in Carver
• Scituate aims to save by using brine
• No trash collection in Quincy on Monday
• Break-ins continue in Hingham
• Phony bills passed at Braintree’s South Shore Plaza
• Kingston fifth-graders donate 200 Christmas gifts to homeless shelter
• Robbery suspect apprehended in Holbrook
• Police: Woman sold oxycodone out of her Squantum home
• Car rolls over on Cohasset nursing home driveway
• Scituate, Hull get grants for fire safety programs
• Police investigating a pair of Hingham house break-ins
• Local families dealing with children serving abroad in the military this holiday season
• Man caught inside vacant Quincy office at night
• Bridgewater man hurt in Avon in Route 24 crash
• Police to crackdown on parking in South Braintree Square
• House break-in on Braintree’s Sun Valley Drive
• Wollaston Girl Scouts help out charity
• Water pipe bursts under Route 53 in Weymouth
• Weymouth re-institutes tax-amnesty program for debtors
• East Bridgewater house fire fueled by delays, cut phone line
• Suspect in string of Quincy car break-ins is arrested
• Pair of shoplifting suspects arrested in Braintree
• Braintree police arrest drug suspect
• College Shutdown for Christmas
• No injuries reported in Stoughton fire
• Man rushed to hospital with minor injuries after rollover near Abington Target
• Fire leaves East Bridgewater family homeless for the holidays
• Two men rob Lincoln Square gas station in Weymouth
• Quincy woman charged wth West Roxbury robbery
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Hundreds of accidents across the South shore due to slippery conditions
• Teen charged in Braintree vehicle break-in
• Man jailed for failing to register as sex offender
• Town official’s law license suspended
• Scituate board wraps up cell-tower hearing
• Congregational church will host Christmas Eve liturgy for Star of Sea friends
• Quincy man facing kidnap, rape charges
• Veterans of Iraq, Afghanistan asked to submit their names for Marshfield honor roll
• Three sisters charged with shoplifting at South Shore Plaza
• Quincy man sentenced in domestic-abuse case
• State cracks down on unregistered ATM’s
• Quincy council gives big sendoff to Delahunt
• Whitman police arrest alleged supermarket purse snatcher
• Update: Stoughton police charge man in early Sunday crash
• Hull man held without bail on attempted murder charge
• Cops: Marshfield woman assaulted other woman at ex-boyfriend’s
• Three men and a bathtub
• Weymouth School Committee spars over ‘new business’
• Hingham’s new veterans officer served in Iraq
• Ex-Stoughton cop’s retrial rescheduled for February
• Randolph school gym named for Robert Gass
• Public meeting on Fore River Bridge replacement set for Jan. 13
• Planning for annual Groundhog Day dip in Hull is already under way
• South Boston man hit by car in Quincy
• Two hurt in Stoughton crash
• Ex-Stoughton cop’s retrial rescheduled for next year
• Abington student charged after fight at high school
• Departing Rep. David Flynn looks back on his Beacon Hill career
• Attempted murder suspect ordered held for 90 days
• Milton and Scituate in line for more than $150,000 each for being green
• Lawyer calls police shooting of DJ Henry 'murder'
• Another house broken into in Hingham
• Abington police charge 17 teens at beer party
• Braintree waste transfer station in line for upgrades
• Skilled-nursing facility in Braintree center holding fashion show
• Quincy council committee approves downtown development deal
• Man burns hand in Quincy fire
• Keeping the faith: UCC Abington has new reverend
• Pregnant woman attacked with brass knuckles in Quincy
• Sysco Boston agrees to buy land in Plympton for new plant
• Scituate man charged with Quincy laptop theft
• With new curbing, accidents occurring in Rockland
• Lockdown just a test at Plymouth North High
• Pedestrian struck in Randolph
• U.S. bans drop-down cribs due to infant deaths and many recalls in the last decade
• Stoughton official: Fake health inspectors targeting ethnic restaurants
• Plymouth looking for new public works director
• Thieves haul away loot from Hingham burglary
• Raynham Middle School student arrested for distributing faked illegal drugs
• Randolph gets grant for fire safety education
• Outgoing state representative Driscoll has a new job
• Hingham library to host guitar concert
• Eight of 10 cats owned by ‘cat lady’ deemed unhealthy
• Wareham dentist gave out drugs for sex, DEA claims
• Stoughton man charged with attempted murder of woman
• Dog unhurt after fall into Quincy quarry
• Investigation in death of N.C. teen continues
• Vehicle search turns up oxycodone in Weymouth; 3 arrested
• Holbrook getting grant for fire-safety education
• Braintree cracking town on used-car dealers
• Hingham break-in investigated
• New Israeli consul welcomed in Quincy
• Temporary Road Closings in Carver on Dec. 19
• Route 24 crash in Avon injures Brockton man
• Suspect in Stoughton D’Angelo robbery matches description of previous holdup
• Christmas trees in Quincy to be picked up Jan. 10-14; yard to close on Saturdays for season
• Jaws of Life Used to Extract Victims from Car Wreck in Hanson
• Fore River Bridge public meeting set for Jan. 13
• Martinson teacher placed on leave
• Braintree police:19-year-old driver was drunk
• Holbrook woman charged with drunken driving after Randolph hit-and-run
• Arrests made in Quincy car break-ins
• Man injured in fall at Quincy shipyard
• NBC Nightly News crew visits Brockton for “Making a Difference” segment
• School book club helps Milton moms, daughters stay connected
• Braintree police arrest Quincy man for shoplifting for the second time in 10 days
• Quincy Fire Department tackles two blazes
• Cohasset businesses hold annual Holiday Stroll
• Horse owners rally to help those who lost animals in barn fire
• Update: Three seriously injured victims of Brockton Route 24 crash taken to Boston hospitals
• South Shore holiday events calendar
• Stoughton man charged with child endangerment, drunken driving in Braintree
• Braintree home burglary reported
• Braintree approves funding for school and water projects
• Scituate’s Susan Phippen has provided lots of holiday cheer
• Kingston man dies 5 days after fall from roof in Duxbury
• Save a Dog Inc. to begin offering "Meals on Wheels" for Dogs in Need
• State supreme court rules that DNA evidence trumps legal deadline
• Bridgewater State puts student research on public display
• Two injured in crash on Route 3 in Weymouth
• ‘Filler’ pills feed drug habits in Raynham, other local communities
• Bridgewater looks for ways to avoid returning $600,000 to state
• Seeking additional revenue, Stoughton sells a house
• ‘Day of Shopping‘ at Rockland school draws a pleasing crowd
• Festival committee cancels annual Quincy nativity pageant
• Hanover firm and former EMC workers accused of selling stolen items
• State needs help with cottontail rabbit survey
• Marshfield Firefighter assaulted by man recieving medical attention
• Birthday memorial Mass to be celebrated for ‘Father Bill’
• Braintree’s town council approves new property-tax rates
• Town officials throwing Toys for Tots benefit event
• Braintree boy, 16, charged with spraying grafitti on bridge
• Fire drives Quincy woman from 7th-floor apartment
• Shares plunge after Talbots reduces its outlook
• Professors and Students Featured Live on the Radio
• Police look for North Quincy purse snatcher
• One hurt in accident Monday on Canton’s Turnpike Street
• Abington trash fees will take effect in new year
• Live nativity at Agape Farm in Abington will celebrate Christmas quietly, humbly
• Whitman trash fee to remain the same
• Braintree Fund for Education donates $42,500 to schools
• Child-development workshop in Weymouth
• Braintree, Quincy to hold Pearl Harbor anniversary commemorations
• Hingham Municipal Lighting Plant sponsors energy-saving workshop
• Coombs Foundation plans Christmas tree sale this weekend
• Police have leads in D’Angelo robbery in Stoughton
• One hurt in car accident on Quincy’s Newport Avenue
• Second major drug raid in two weeks carried out in Brockton
• Middleboro school bus driver claims retaliation for reporting case of suspected child abuse
• Marshfield lawyer cannot practice in Rhode Island or Massachusetts
• School chief presents final plan for spending Weymouth’s stimulus money
• Weymouth police plan liquor stings
• Stoughton police report rash of car break-ins at gyms
• Phil Iacobacci returns to Stoughton High for fundraiser
• North River clam beds are open
• Friends of the Star of the Sea to meet next week in Quincy
• Coombs Foundation plans Christmas tree sale this weekend
• Middleboro police arrest alleged metal thief at former St. Luke’s
• Driving school looks for sponsors or a possible buyer
• Victorian carol-sing planned Dec. 9 in Weymouth
• Police respond to armed robbery report at Stoughton sandwich shop
• Braintree larceny suspect arrested outside Quincy District Court
• Abington High students rank high in WordMaster Challenge
• Brockton vigil planned for 2005 murder victim
• Lane closures start on Quincy’s Hancock Street bridge
• Cushing Centers nurse accused of stealing pills
• Marshfield officials assess water-trouble response
• Burglaries reported at Braintree restaurant, home
• Boards want to hear public opinion on Hanover rails-to-trail project
• Braintree conducting full-day Kindergarten survey
• Norwood man pleads guilty to committing bank robberies
• Quincy man allegedly stabs Braintree teens
• Santa drops in on Quincy – by parachute
• Crash on Belmont Street in Brockton takes out Route 24 sign
• Stoughton police investigate cash robbery at U-Haul
• Middleboro ATV trail owner dares town to sue
• Leaked US cables reveal sensitive diplomacy
• Milton’s First Parish plans program on Islam
• Prepping for the Quincy holiday parade
• Hanover man charged with biting in dispute over a slot machine
• Boston broker gets jail time in mortgage scam
• Thousands pack sidewalks at annual Brockton holiday parade
• Driver injured in Braintree crash
• Plimoth Plantation to host a Christmas event “Ship to Shore”
• Cardinal Sean O’Malley to recognize South Shore Catholics for service
• South Shore holiday events calendar
• Two arrested in traffic stop in Braintree
• Police accuse Quincy man of driving drunk and high on drugs
• Police: Runaway driver was drunk
• Work on Hancock Street Bridge begins Wednesday
• Fun family events to spotlight Brockton holiday parade Saturday
• Thefts from unlocked cars in Quincy
• Court rules against ex-lawyer living in Abington
• Quincy concert to benefit music department
• What's open and closed on Thanksgiving
• Bronx Zoo supervisor named Stoughton animal control officer
• Clydesdale horses come to Hingham to lead hayrides
• Braintree man facing drug and counterfeit charges
• SUV hits Pembroke furniture store
• Carver police warn of apparent phone scam
• Gunman with crooked teeth robs two in Quincy
• Hull man charged in Hingham stabbing
• Suspected “God and country” arsonist faces new federal charge
• Mass. home sales plunge by nearly 30 percent in October
• Norwell’s high school principal chosen to be assistant superintendent
• Christmas kickoff at Weymouth Town Hall
• Family seeks information about Quincy hit-and-run
• Randolph private-label food manufacturer sold
• Thanksgiving stroll planned Thursday in Hull
• Two suspicious fires investigated in Weymouth
• Hearing on master plan for Houghtons Pond
• Man who had ‘Dirty Harry’ gun in Middleboro sentenced to three years in jail
• Carver gas station robbed
• Truck chase through Brockton, East Bridgewater topped 100 mph
• Police: Weymouth EZ Mart robbed by man with gun
• Hanover gets 4 requests for Community Preservation Act money
• Abington selectmen name Nuttall fire chief
• Hearing on master plan for Houghton’s Pond
• Animal shelter repairs completed in Milton
• Plymouth hit-and-run victim is recovering, friend says
• Incoming state treasurer names 2 with Quincy roots to staff positions
• Braintree utility marks a year of solar power generation
• State ponders installing pond in Blue Hills
• TSA chief warns against boycott of airport scans
• Milton Hospital honored for emergency services
• Two injured in car crash on Route 24 northbound in Avon
• Whitman event aims to raise funds for Lou Gehrig’s disease patient
• Quincy police: Man robbed in home at knifepoint
• Woman thrown from car in Randolph crash Monday morning
• Abington fire chief to be named Monday night
• Stoughton’s O’Donnell school bucking national education trend
• Attic blaze damages Marshfield home
• Arrest warrant issued for writer of charity book ‘History of Hingham’
• Brockton officials: we broke the Santa hats record
• Abington restaurateur agrees to three-day license ban
• Stoughton man charged with lying to FBI
• 60s songbird Joan Baez recovering after fall from treehouse
• Three from South Shore charged with tagging in Boston
• MASS. MOST WANTED: Grab and run in Braintree
• Attic fire in Buttermilk Bay house in Plymouth
• Man stabbed at Quincy Center T stop
• Weymouth schools move to intensify effort to prevent bullying
• Weymouth police looking for possible link between bank robberies
• Eastern Nazarene College celebrates new financial aid strategy
• Religious activists challenge Stop & Shop over Florida’s tomato farms
• Mass. employers added an estimated 10,000 jobs in October
• Mass. priest held on stalking charge
• Symphonic Winds and 4 O'Clock Jazz Ensemble present holiday concert
• DJ Henry's pal fears for slain friend's reputation
• Boston firefighter on leave from job after shooting girlfriend at Brockton home
• Probe underway after report of possible explosion at Raynham battery plant
• Sovereign Bank in Weymouth robbed for third time in five months
• Tenant hospitalized after Plymouth fire
• Pilgrim nuclear disaster drill to be assessed at meeting Friday in Plymouth
• More swastikas found at Curry College
• Vehicle window etching offered in Holbrook
• Curry College students suspended for gun on campus
• GPS units taken in South Shore Plaza burglary
• Plymouth County Farm to skip Christmas tree sale this year
• Quincy orchestras to give holiday concert Dec. 7
• Girl, 12, hit by car in Abington
• Portion of Washington Street in Braintree closed
• Four Loko alcoholic drink to lose caffeine jolt
• World Boxing Council affirms Rocky statue plan, but local leaders skeptical
• Gifts for Kids program seeks local residents to sponsor needy children
• Hingham man cited for fifth OUI offense after crash in Weymouth
• Hollywood producer returning home to the South Shore for the premiere of his Thanksgiving documentary
• Sharon-based Gifts for Kids needs local sponsors
• Event planned Sunday in Quincy to remember Ray McEachern
• Harry Potter party Thursday at Braintree’s Thayer Public Library
• Boston man facing assault charge in Quincy
• West Bridgewater begins blacking out Rogers transcripts
• Cohasset special town meeting rejects tax proposals
• Quincy council weighing leins on problem properties
• Milton class of 1980 to hold reunion Nov. 27
• Sen. Scott Brown says Congress must focus on jobs
• Family photo scan, Internet workshop at Quincy library
• Massachusetts workplace fatalities lowest in seven years
• Scituate woman victim of Quincy purse snatching
• World music comes to public library
• ‘Woman fleeing fight outside Quincy bar hits doorman with car
• Stoughton Army Navy Store has mascot back
• Whitman drill prepares first responders to deal with a major accident
• Rockland crash caused by medical distress, police say
• Trip planned to Quincy’s Cat Island
• Milton’s Temple Shalom to hold winter movie series
• Carver’s Myles Standish State Forest sponsoring hike
• Braintee man charged with intent to distribute marijuana
• Police: Man hurt in single-car crash
• Minor injuries reported after Stoughton police officer crashes with van
• Driver who hit Brockton boy on Pearl Street will not be cited
• Soldiers cheered by turnout for Brockton Veterans Day parade
• About 700 property owners step up for Buzzards Bay oil spill settlement
• Weymouth residents turn out for annual Veterans Day parade
• Two arrested for alleged drug deal outside Quincy financial services company
• Tri-Town Veterans Day Parade draws “a great turnout”
• Documentary about orphanage in Cameroon being shown Friday in Hingham
• Outdoor sports retailer sets up shop in Pembroke
• ‘It’s all about the veterans’
• Former Ledger, Enterprise writer Bob Cubie dies after long illness
• Small world connects Hingham Shipyard and Annex veterans
• “Too Much Turkey Hike” set for day after Thanksgiving in Plymouth
• Curtain Number 2 wasn’t lucky for Abington resident
• Lower Mills Holiday Stroll set for Nov. 18
• Abington manslaughter case: McGunigle sentencing set for Friday
• Whitman Fire Department wins $10,000 grant
• Korean War veterans to receive special tribute at Tri-Town Veterans Day Parade on Thursday
• West Bridgewater agrees to release ‘redacted’ transcripts – for $2,000
• Cigarettes and cigars taken in Hanover smash-and-grab
• World War II air combat is Randolph meeting topic
• Nov. 22 hearing topic: New wetlands needed after filling of Quincy quarry
• Abington sticking with single tax rate
• Mexican sculptor: Work on Rocky statue has not begun
• Mass. employer confidence rises to its highest level in two years
• Cohasset special town meeting has taxing issues to tackle
• Hull Holiday Showcase set for Nov. 20
• Energy-related proposals approved at Scituate town meeting
• Jeep flips in Wollaston crash
• Six sickened in Sharon by carbon monoxide
• Choral Union to present free performances of Handel’s Messiah
• History Department to present free history lecture on 'Poor Richard’s Poor Jane'
• Chamber Singers to perform seasonal Madrigals Feast
• GOOD AGE: The art of the interview
• Boat aground in Quincy’s Germantown neighborhood
• Quincy man arrested for alleged post-crash stabbing in Dorchester
• Author of book on deadly nightclub fire to speak in Hull
• Jewelry reported stolen in Braintree home burglary
• Norwell man will race, climb and crawl to raise awareness about diabetes
• Alert Stoughton cop makes drug, gun arrest during traffic stop
• Abington fire chief appointment to be announced Nov. 22
• Change in Brockton High School graduation date poses problem, some parents say
• Quincy man arrested in stabbing following Boston car crash
• Food and talk bring Hull residents together
• Brockton man dies in overnight crash on I-495 in Raynham
• Local towns getting state recycling grants
• Weymouth bank robbed
• Wedding crasher nearly ruins Braintree couples special day
• Quincy culinary students to cook turkeys for Father Bill’s Thanksgiving dinner
• Quincy Medical Center to expand surgery program
• Online shopping workshop at Quincy’s Thomas Crane Public Library
• Quincy tries to combat dangerous illegal apartments
• New England Arts for Animals to hold annual art show
• Jimmy Fund event in Quincy on December 3
• Pembroke man arraigned on drug charges in Whitman case
• Suspicious package mailed to hotel turns into drug bust in Stoughton
• Braintree bank robbed by man wearing Red Sox cap
• Dorchester fireworks show for Quincy, too
• Driver injured when car hits tree in Quincy
• Edaville railroad could be nearing the end of the line
• CarePacks, WZLX planning biggest-ever Veterans Day donation drive in Weymouth
• Dangers of bullying to be discussed in Milton
• Threats could delay Rocky statue in Brockton
• Teen wins Braintree seat on Blue Hills school board
• Elimination of state sales tax on alcoholic beverages a mixed blessing
• Hingham grandmother doesn’t fall for telephone scam
• Girl leads police on car chase through four towns
• Quincy firefighters douse Wollaston blaze
• History Department to present free lecture by Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Gordon Wood
• Former Norwell surgeon could regain license
• Learn-to-skate program offered in Braintree
• Local business leaders, officials “jailed” to raise money for muscular dystrophy research
• Hull using new street sweeper
• Scituate voters to decide on solar farm at landfill
• Quincy’s Chan and Saugus candidate made history as Asian winners
• Norfolk County DA-elect Morrissey aims for smooth transition
• Milton state Sen. Joyce expected victory would be tougher
• Baker concedes but urges supporters to work with governor on the economy
• Charges filed against Brockton caretaker after child hit by car
• Marijuana referendum wins
• Grossman wins treasurer's race
• VIDEO: Houghs Neck infrastructure needs attention, Quincy councilor says
• Quincy Sen. Michael Morrissey easily wins race for Norfolk district attorney
• Voters find sales tax on alcohol too hard to swallow
• Voters reject cut in sales tax
• Christopher Iannella and Kelly Timilty win new terms on governor's council
• Chapter 40B affordable housing law avoids repeal effort
• Cruz tops Shea for Plymouth district attorney
• Norfolk Sheriff Michael Bellotti re-elected to third 6-year term
• Boston Archdiocese names Hingham woman new development officer
• Kitty Dukakis asked to leave Hingham polling places
• Plymouth County voters approve charter commission
• Brother of Abington's Barbara Tassinari says murder verdict against husband 'couldn't have gone any other way'
• Burglary at Braintree Square business
• Man found dead in Quincy thought to be homeless
• Robbery suspect turns himself in to Pembroke police
• Volunteers sought to help plan Braintree Highlands playground
• Fundraiser Wednesday for Kyleigh’s Cure
• Pumpkin launch to be held Saturday in Marshfield
• Weymouth mayor makes pick for new library director
• Keating runs well on Cape, beating Perry in several towns
• A GOOD AGE: ‘We have no victims’
• Attorney General Martha Coakley wins another term
• Brockton man with $17,000 water bill says city owes him, sends it a bill
• Secretary of State Galvin re-elected to 5th term
• Democrat Mark Cusack wins 5th Norfolk state rep seat
• Rep. Stephen Lynch re-elected to Congress in 9th District
• Weymouth Rep. James Murphy wins re-election in 4th Norfolk District
• SouthShore's Pure Treble Chorus Performs For US VP Biden
• Candy company plans move from Dedham to Sharon
• Weymouth driving school’s plans are up in the air
• SOUTH SHORE ENTREPRENEUR: Hanover brothers win big at MassChallenge
• Randolph artist creates giant spider web for Halloween
• Patriot Ledger Archives - This week in history, October 31 - November 6
• Lego menorah project on its way to Stoughton
• Driver to be charged with DUI after single car crash on Furnace Brook Parkway
• On election eve, Perry predicts he will be part of Republican takeover of Congress
• Weymouth-Quincy police work together on drug arrest
• Woman knocked to ground, robbed in Wollaston parking lot
• Plymouth lawyer Jack Atwood reprimanded by bar
• Body found in Quincy Center
• Robbery suspect turns himself in to Pembroke police
• High turnout expected at polls on Tuesday
• GLOBAL CONVERSATIONS: Why don’t Americans eat healthy fruits and vegetables?
• Milton honors HS Class seniors at Friday night's football game against Wellesley
• While Keating rallies in Quincy, Perry hits the road
• Two-car crash damages Braintree garage
• Biden, Kerry jab GOP at Keating rally
• Hingham police promoting designated driver program
• Ex-assistant DA trying to unseat Cruz to become Plymouth County district attorney
• Drunken-driving case against Dedham court worker transferred
• Minivan, tow truck collide on Route 3A in Cohasset
• Driver’s training course in Weymouth may have to hit the road
• Sun Tavern’s spirits may not be just at the bar
• Weymouth schools to get full $3.5 million in grants
• Hearing set in Hull school-threat case
• McGunigle ‘didn’t mean’ to hit victim hard
• Tassinari tells his side
• Off-duty Brockton firefighter to receive award with others as a lifesaver
• ‘Tomato cam’ catches robbery of pizza delivery man on tape in Brockton
• Poll shows strong support for graduated income tax
• Three-day conference in Boston aimed at helping homeowners facing foreclosure starts Sunday
• Quincy's Little Q Hot Pot reopens in Boston
• Chapter 40B proponents raise more than $1 million to save affordable housing law
• Quincy man killed in Andover crash
• Braintree police check out break-in at West Street home
• Presidential Wreath "Made in Quincy"
• Boon or boondoggle? Sales-tax cut debated
• Candidates for 6th Plymouth District state their agendas
• Two charged with intent to murder in Plymouth
• Dots and lines draw the eye at Stonehill College art exhibit
• There's lots to do locally for Halloween
• Two Randolph firefighters promoted
• Hingham court won’t be recommended for temporary shutdown
• Quincy man pleads guilty to student loan fraud
• Quincy man facing child-rape charges
• Cop: McGunigle said it wasn’t his fault
• Rocky Marciano tournament priced out of Brockton
• St. Paul’s Church in Brockton to close and soup kitchen must find new home
• Rocky Marciano’s biggest fan in Michigan donating collages for Brockton
• Gas-line work in Weymouth’s Idlewell neighborhood is meeting topic tonight
• License approved for new restaurant at South Shore Plaza
• Victim of fatal accident had Quincy ties
• Quincy teen faces crack cocaine charges
• Dr. William Driscoll Named Interim Director of Adult & Graduate Studies
• Candidates for 5th Plymouth House seat vie to replace Bob Nyman
• VIDEO: 'Lethal Weapon' star works to get out the vote in Boston
• Car crash on Route 24 in Stoughton
• Imperials Drum and Bugle Corps seeking musicians
• Truck accident near Milton middle school knocks out telephone service
• Lane reopens northbound after medical helicopter leaves Route 24 crash
• Home sales slowed down in September, but prices remained stable
• South Shore Chamber of Commerce held its annual business expo at the Lantana function hall in Randolph
• Quincy ramps can reopen but some bridge work remains
• Two vying for Braintree seat on Blue Hills school board
• Braintree wins grant for storm-water study
• Weymouth featured in History Channel program on Halloween
• No Place for Hate dinner in Hull set for Nov. 7
• Fines for propane leak at Cohasset cell phone tower
• Truck slams into Quincy restaurant
• Republican uses Taunton Rep. James Fagan's voice in campaign mailer
• Carver police: Wife punched husband over lost car keys
• Marshfield voters approve $3.3 million in land buys
• Teen faces drunken driving charge in Carver
• Ramp from Route 24 to I-93 to be closed overnight Tuesday and Wednesday
• Abington murder trial witness: Victim feared husband
• Weymouth Firefighters concerned that budget cuts will affect public safety
• Holbrook Cooperative Bank reaches settlement with regulators
• Students in Plymouth using their talents to raise breast cancer awareness
• Milton students honored for MCAS test results
• Clifford and Cusack claim experience edge in 5th Norfolk state representative race
• Hingham farm ready to sell its local beef this week
• Weymouth Firefighters concerned that budget cuts will affect public safety
• Pembroke special town meeting closes early with no quorum
• Randolph gets $1 million state grant for downtown improvements
• Braintree man charged with third-offense drunken driving
• Six arrested after reported fight on Skyline Drive in Braintree
• Suspected Plymouth arsonist due back in court
• Pleasantville, N.Y. police chief says no racial bias in Henry shooting
• Abington manslaughter trial begins with wife’s testimony
• Spangenberg Parlor Grand Opening
• Crash slows Route 3 traffic
• Stolen phone leads to arrest in Weymouth
• Police seeking robber of Weymouth bank
• Sign up for Thanksgiving 5K road race in Plymouth
• Abington lecture to focus on sculptures
• Stoughton firefighters’ blues turn pink for a good cause
• Truck hits pole in North Weymouth
• Monster Dash is Oct. 31 in Milton
• Baker, Patrick visit Brockton as campaign heats up
• Patrick touts health care, education and job recovery during Brockton rally
• Baker’s campaign stop in Brockton includes talk about Perry and Patrick
• Fire sprinkler demonstration Tuesday in Weymouth
• Houghs Neck Garden Club spruces up Leo Kelly park
• DJ Henry memorial service set for Friday in Boston
• Stoughton police investigating smash-and-grab convenience store thefts
• End-of-life ethics is topic at Norwell church lecture
• Wounded goose at Randolph library gets refuge
• Norwell collecting food and clothing for homeless
• Catch some local artists “Paint the Centre” at a new exhibit in Hingham
• Easton dad says blood alcohol doesn’t justify police killing son
• Loss of water service in Hull lasts seven hours
• Witness: Killer says wife cheated
• New York cops will try to prove they killed Danroy Henry of Easton because they feared for their lives
• Massasoit Community College in Brockton signs transfer agreement with Curry College in Milton
• Weymouth gas station-car wash robbed at gunpoint
• Body found in Quincy Point; police say not suspicious
• Hull health aide sentenced to two-year jail term for stealing from client
• Cahill rips Baker for planned appearance with Perry
• ENC to launch new Center for Responsibility and Justice
• ENC Athletes Play For a Cure
• Braintree council approves Community Preservation Act projects
• Passing detective spots alleged drug deal in Braintree
• 2 bidding to oust Murphy from 4th Norfolk District seat in House
• Manet Community Health Center looking to next 30 years
• 2 arrested in theft of video games from Braintree store
• After Morrissey questions his qualifications, Coffey swings back
• Rep. Mariano’s first challenger in years is a college senior
• Abington police offer tips for a safe Halloween
• Bridgewater says EEE no longer major threat
• Water pipe bursts under Atlantic Avenue in Hull
• Quincy firefighters battle kitchen blaze, free woman trapped in elevator
• Group plans bid for Globe
• VIDEO: No arrest yet in Brockton slaying; mother collapses at vigil for murdered son
• Voters will decide whether to revise Plymouth County charter
• Water pipe bursts under Atlantic Avenue in Hull
• Purse snatcher strikes in North Quincy
• Memorial service for slain Easton football player set for Oct. 29
• New England companies see sales rebound, but few new jobs
• South Shore-based MaryLou’s Coffee is expanding its chain to Rhode Island
• Attorney in Abington manslaughter case agrees to license suspension
• Four local art associations team up for autumn show
• Get some advice on tabletop decorating
• Training in use of Narcan offered in Weymouth
• Hedlund, Kearney tout small-business credentials in Plymouth-Norfolk race
• 27 South Shore Vocational students earn Adams scholaships
• Two hurt in Stoughton accident
• Joyce, Burr argue tax cuts in battle for state Senate seat
• Mother watched Brockton man gunned down in driveway
• Taunton man killed after ambulance, car collide in West Bridgewater
• State Street reports a 67 percent gain in profits
• Police group aids Rockland family dealing with cancer
• U.S. Postal Service food drive Saturday in Quincy
• Stoughton police charge Brockton man in Connell Drive home invasion
• Mount Pleasant, N.Y., police chief calls fatal shooting of Easton man 'a horrible tragedy'
• Candlelight vigil held for Danroy Henry
• Police: shoplifting suspect threw hot coffee at store manager
• Money reflects Republican anger at Barney Frank
• Quincy attorney suspended for six months
• Talking Information Center program preps blind people to work in communications field
• Award-winning film on genocide in Rwanda will be shown at Hull church
• Braintree OKs fitness testing for fourth-grade students
• A GOOD AGE: Be on guard for a hospitalized parent
• Elderly Randolph driver crashes into Brockton convenience store
• Whitman man charged with raping another man
• Police charge Rhode Island woman in theft of $3,000 in merchandise from stores at South Shore Plaza
• Marshfield police catch burglary suspect
• A score of motor vehicle breaks reported in Braintree over the weekend
• Q&A with Kim Hollon, new head of Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital
• Police arrest three for alleged drug deal in South Shore Plaza parking lot
• McCarthy, Diehl debate immigration reform, job creation, sales tax
• Man with gun arrested near Quincy City Hall
• Plymouth man facing robbery charge
• Quincy man charged with breaking into car
• Singer Catie Curtis to perform in Milton on Oct. 19
• State will help Hanover, Kingston pay for clean-energy undertakings
• Quincy woman charged with fraud
• Second Braintree Grown-Up Spelling Bee set for Oct. 23
• Abandoned kittens found in box beside Ames Pond in Stoughton
• Hanson letter carrier credited with saving animals from fire
• Blood drive Oct. 30 in Quincy will honor Glennon family
• Dump truck tips over in Braintree
• Detwiler Inducted Into ENC Hall of Fame
• Life sentence for Brockton man convicted of Christmas Day 2008 murder
• Jury selection set Monday in Abington man’s murder trial
• Great North American Pumpkin Launch to be held Nov. 6
• Obama rallies for Patrick in Boston
• Gas prices up 10 cents on South Shore
• Quincy man sentenced to 14 years on drug conviction
• Singer Rosanne Cash coming to Duxbury
• Braintree bust nets two on drug and gun charges
• Route 3 truck crash slows traffic in Plymouth
• Garage fire on Morse Street in Sharon
• Three people injured in four-vehicle accident on Route 53 in Duxbury
• Rockland man wins $1 million in lottery game
• Blood drive Oct. 30 in Quincy will honor Glennon family
• Homeless teen charged with stealing from Quincy supermarket
• Pembroke man facing fourth offense drunken driving charge
• Brockton High students to recite Pledge of Allegiance at Obama appearance Saturday
• Smash-and-grab burglary at Braintree convenience store
• Braintree police charge 2 with shoplifting at South Shore Plaza
• Nonunion construction group targets Gov. Patrick with billboards
• Weymouth parents want scheduling solution for middle school band
• Abington voters to be asked to replenish rainy-day fund
• Guilty verdict in murder of Middleboro woman at the Old Country Buffet murder
• Crane Library hosts Vintage Car Show and Songs of the Sixties
• Rockland School Committee gets a new-school preview
• Anonymous tip leads to drug arrest in Quincy’s Norfolk Downs neighborhood
• Weymouth man charged with robbing Columbian Square bank
• Market in Braintree Highlands gets OK to sell beer, wine
• Braintree forum on liquor licenses draws no response
• Quincy family to host special-education fundraiser
• Candidates will deliver pitches, answer questions tonight in Weymouth
• Braintree woman in road rage accident on New Hampshire highway
• Quincy special education fundraiser set for Oct. 15
• Police seek single suspect in Weymouth bank robbery
• State reopens clam beds along Casey’s Beach in Hull
• Quincy about to rededicate park that memorializes Vietnam War casualty
• Ripped bag the undoing for shoplifting suspect in Braintree
• Plymouth South students show there are 'no excuses' for domestic violence
• Memorial motorcycle run set for Saturday
• Heated race to fill open treasurer seat
• Scituate schools win $740,000 for new fitness equipment, programs
• Vinal School in Norwell competes for $50,000 grant
• The Haunted Ship
• Lions Win Double Overtime Thriller
• Carver police make underage booze bust at Quickeez
• IRS: Thousands of Massachusetts nonprofits may lose charitable status
• Quincy prayer breakfast set for Wednesday
• Two home break-ins reported in Braintree
• South Shore YMCA holds health fair for older adults
• Driver in Carver accident facing drunken driving charge
• Biker pedaling to three-car accident in Carver slams into van
• Mother, son from Randolph face drug charges in Maine
• Teen’s condition downgraded following police shooting in Weymouth
• Weymouth police: Teen asked to be shot
• Quincy 7-Eleven robbed again
• Homeless man charged with attempted robbery in Quincy
• Man stabbed in Rockland over loose dog, police say
• Quincy tea house to reopen for sit-down service
• Treasurer and auditor candidates agree to Stonehill College debates
• Spooky Halloween program Tuesday at Norwell library
• Meetings set for Tri-Town Veterans Day parade
• Whitman car lot employee being investigated
• Milton home owner shells out green to go green
• Voter registration deadline is Wednesday
• Quincy tea house owner takes business on the road
• Hanover board considers tighter regulations for gold sales
• Special wheelchair gives disabled access to pool at Hanover YMCA
• Unknown 'toxic' substance found in Halifax
• “Sunny Side Up” begins filming at Hingham’s Weir River Farm
• Walking tours at Marshfield’s Goggin property
• South Shore Hospital seeks volunteers
• Stoughton teachers vote ‘no confidence’ in Superintendent Rizzi
• Cahill says e-mails are evidence of conspiracy
• Quincy man charged with Boston break-in
• Cranberry festivals to be held this weekend in Wareham, Carver
• MASS. MOST WANTED: Stolen debit card in Quincy
• Weymouth man arraigned on child-porn charges
• Benefit to be held Saturday for Kingston woman battling ovarian cancer
• Brian Carlisle of Weymouth named assistant DPW director in Milton
• Quincy program marks quarter-century of helping people learn to read
• College lacrosse tournament Sunday in Braintree
• Man injured in Plymouth crash
• Carver man injured when car hits trees
• Abington man charged with Cohasset house break-in
• Lawyer for Robert O’Connell donated to Keating’s congressional campaign
• Stoughton High makes huge MCAS jump
• Kingston sex offender’s trial put off until January
• Braintree plans water-system improvements
• Weymouth Landing street improvements could start next spring
• Charge dismissed in Quincy road rage incident
• Students bond with bus drivers over safety
• No grant money available for Hull’s planning director position
• Greyhound fair at Houghton’s Pond
• Two men charged with execution-style slaying of Brockton murder witness
• Anton’s Cleaners' coat drive begins Monday
• Back-up alarms unwelcome wake-up sound in Braintree neighborhood
• Keating: No secrets in sealed Bishop inquest report
• Weymouth to name bridge after former Selectman Joseph Piper
• Abington man in hot water after break-in
• Abington fire chief search down to two candidates
• Grant will aid region’s abuse victims
• Stoughton man accused of pulling knife to collect debt
• Airstream dealership opening Wednesday in Stoughton
• Whitman selectmen revoke auto dealer’s license
• Bridgewater police say beer thief tripped, broke leg
• 5K run in Plymouth to benefit Jordan Hospital
• Lions Roll Through Regis Invitational
• Braintree renews Comcast’s cable agreement
• Airstream dealership opening Wednesday in Stoughton
• Koch endorses Sheets – sort of – for Congress
• Talbots to close 75 to 100 stores over the next three years
• Braintree man charged in Boston with trafficking cocaine
• Diane Patrick to speak at DOVE fundraiser on Oct. 8
• Lights go out in Sharon after car strikes utility pole Tuesday
• No injuries in Plymouth school bus accident
• Election workers sought in Randolph
• Hanover and Brockton attorneys disciplined
• Weymouth Rotary Club fundraiser back on after delays
• ENC seeks community input as part of re-accreditation process
• Brigham nurses pressing for change at the Massachusetts Nurses Association
• ENC Ranked in Top Tier for U.S. News' Best Regional Colleges of 2011
• Kingston man goes to trial on sexual assault charges
• ENC Launches New Lions Athletics Website
• Rockland’s interim fire chief becomes permanent chief
• Community collaboration to mark production of Seussical
• Quincy’s Koch to vote for Sheets in U.S. House race
• Visit ENC on a Red Carpet Day
• New family support center in Hanover will help developmentally disabled
• A Cappella Choir travels to Cape Cod for annual retreat
• Minor crash in Braintree slows morning commute
• Free history lecture featuring Thomas S. Kidd
• Kingston boy hit by truck is in good condition
• Lions Persevere and Beat Regis
• Fuel tank hits roof of Bridgewater home during explosion at neighboring junkyard
• Police say bank robbers from Easton rehearsed their crime the day before
• Police: Braintree man stole from grandmother, tried framing another
• Quincy man faces crack cocaine charges
• Quincy police: Same man may be responsible for three holdups
• Cohasset driver OK, Rhode Island man seriously hurt in I-95 accident
• Norwell ’s first open-space housing development could get OK
• Human resources director sought in Stoughton
• Propane tank hits roof of Bridgewater home during explosion at neighboring junkyard
• Revenue department sees 14.2 percent jump in state taxes last month
• Democrats push spending bill through when Polito arrives late
• Carver police catch man napping
• Carver man arrested twice in two days
• Braintree police investigating break-in at liquor store
• Whitman Fire Department offers fire-safety instruction
• Families enjoy Weir River Farm’s Fall Festival in Hingham
• Pumpkins for a cause at annual Weymouth "Give-A-Wey"
• DIRTY WORK: New policy frustrates employee
• South Shore agencies share in $295,000 from Project Bread
• Stoughton school superintendent signs on until 2016
• Hanson sends out property tax bills
• Read more stories about National Breast Cancer Month
• Stoughton man accused of choking, throwing hatchet at woman
• Used car dealers exhaust officials
• Sen Brown to rally with Perry in Quincy
• Home on Glenrose Avenue in Braintree burglarized
• Hingham farm celebrates fall with a festival
• Plymouth man accused of impersonating cop in New Hampshire
• Arson suspected in fires at Weymouth Greenbush station
• Weymouth woman pleads guilty in glass-eating scheme
• Sharon native Joseph Heller named hockey announcer in Albany
• Weymouth School Committee approves $9 million capital project list
• Karl Roos, running for Quincy state rep, touts his independence
• Two local housing authorities get federal funds for energy upgrades
• Randolph Fire Department to hold open house on Saturday
• Traffic stop leads to heroin bust in Plymouth
• AMY BISHOP CASE: Complete coverage of the story
• Hingham police investigate pair of break-ins
• Milton student charged with stabbing another special needs student on bus
• Taunton woman faces bad check charge in Braintree
• Verdict due Friday in Christmas Eve hit-and-run-death in Quincy
• Quincy College finance director leaves for Fall River auditor's jobs
• Man fights off mugger in North Quincy
• Hull gets more time to arrange summer-weekend ferry service
• Special-education review in Milton set for mid-November
• Hull gets federal grant to combat crime
• Hanson parents charged in connection with middle-school fight
• Abington yard sale will cut household clutter, save town money
• No one injured in partial ceiling collapse at Milton Animal Shelter
• West Nile virus detected near Quincy-Milton border
• Driver escapes injury in Hingham crash
• Tree topples over in Quincy
• Home sales plunge again in Mass., but prices continue to climb
• Braintree police investigating burglary and suspicious activity in neighborhood
• McCourt Foundation to hold fundraising bike ride Saturday
• Tour of green homes will showcase sustainable-living ideas
• Tree-planting campaign continuing in Braintree
• Judy’s Walk for ALS this Saturday in Scituate
• Weymouth, SouthField holding festivals on the same day
• Take a quiz, help Whitman Fire Department win a grant
• VIDEO: Brockton power plant hearing sparks fiery debate
• No alarm in Milton about killings in nearby Mattapan
• Patrick helps Organogenesis open new Canton building
• Burglary reported at Braintree apartment
• Weymouth schools offer adult education classes
• Fine arts at Eastern Nazarene College
• West Nile virus detected near Quincy-Milton border
• Citizens Bank gives Father Bill's $10,000 for Brockton program
• Braintree man charged with cocaine trafficking; second man to face charges
• Hull rowing race set
• Stoughton man charged in armed robbery of Brockton cab driver
• Braintree schools report “strong” overall MCAS results
• NASA exhibit lifts off in Weymouth
• AUDIO: Journalist Susan Trausch learns to love retirement
• SOUTH SHORE ENTREPRENEUR: Paul Antico starts guide to allergy-friendly eateries
• Forums to address overcrowding in Hingham schools
• Abington allows earlier opening for bars and restaurants on Sundays
• Massachusetts’ Berry Insurance Joins Bristol Community College for Social Networking Panel
• Two people hit by car in Marshfield
• New website highlights Norwell’s young artists
• Berry Insurance is Hosting a Halloween Costume Drive to Benefit Children’s Hospital Boston
• Brown takes time to stump for state rep. candidate
• Whitman-Hanson Kids Fitness Festival draws a crowd
• FEMA offering reimbursements in Brockton area for Hurricane Earl preparations
• What happens when someone is caught driving drunk, the first time
• Brown, Sullivan go to bat for state rep candidate Diehl
• Stoughton man charged in armed robbery of Brockton cab driver
• Bridgewater man, 70, dies in Middleboro crash
• East Bridgewater woman charged with OUI in Cohasset accident
• Resources: Learning more about alcohol abuse, and how to overcome it
• How Marybeth Frisoli’s life fell apart due to her actions one summer night
• Braintree Rotary Club projects aid Haiti, Afghanistan
• Quincy Medical Center nurses approve labor contract
• Parents group raising money for Cohasset schools
• Weymouth Landing awaits revival
• Stoughton woman charged with selling OxyContin
• VIDEO: Stoughton 4-year-old donates hair to Locks of Love
• Trial of ex-Quincy firefighter involved in fatal accident begins
• Quincy, Weymouth among South Shore communities hosting drug-drop-off events Saturday
• Sunset cruise on Sunday will benefit cancer education
• Bielat's Sunday rally on Taunton Green coincides with Clinton's pro-Frank speech at Taunto
• Dorchester man charged with Randolph assault.
• Taunton man cited in Brockton motorcycle crash
• Whitman school roof repair bill doubles
• New fingerprint technology leads to arrest in Brockton fatal accident
• Stoughton Lions to hold pancake breakfast Oct. 17
• Police collecting unused medicines for safe disposal
• Quincy Police find alleged burglar in home under children’s toys, clothes
• Police: Robber swiped iPhone while Braintree homeowner was home
• Tour of Germantown to be held Saturday
• Plymouth hospital offers fitness program for cancer survivors
• Teachers in Hingham working without a contract
• College running state-owned ice rink in Milton
• Two charged with larceny after alleged theft of sunglasses from Braintree mall
• SUV crashes in Plymouth
• SouthCoast Rail project behind schedule
• Lieutenant governor candidates Murray, Tisei, Loscocco, Purcell square off at debate
• Middleboro woman gets probation for fatal 2008 crash in Halifax
• Braintree police charge Brockton man with selling drugs in South Shore Plaza parking lot
• Wallets taken in Braintree break-in
• Randolph selling off surplus properties
• Randolph company is expanding West Bridgewater warehouse
• Plymouth man charged with impersonating police officer
• Police: Homeless woman broke into Houghs Neck house
• Unwanted, unneeded drugs sought in DEA’s ‘Take Back’ campaign
• Energy-efficiency measures OK’d at Milton town meeting
• Whitman DPW commissioner, two others plead not guilty in alleged gasoline sales scheme
• Braintree lawyer reprimanded by bar board
• Braintree Heritage Day set for Sunday
• Catholic bishops urge voters to support affordable housing law
• SJC sides with Kingston in battle over zoning near train station
• Rezoning of Weymouth’s Clapp Memorial Building back on the table
• Haiti group to honor 4 at annual fundraiser
• Abington selectmen reject meals tax proposal
• Stoughton man jailed indefinitely on charges of threatening prosecutor
• Break-in at Gardner Street home in Hingham
• Duxbury rower named to US national team
• Whitman DPW commissioner, two others plead not guilty in alleged gasoline sales scheme
• Weymouth man reportedly wanted for sex assault
• Quincy 7-Eleven robbed by man with gun
• Police bust alleged Weymouth-Hull cocaine connection
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• Quincy looks to save money on street lights
• Tree-removal truck rolls over in Stoughton
• Friends of beloved Whitman-Hanson teacher ask for help to pay for hospital costs
• Gloves come off in key gubernatorial debate
• Brockton woman’s murder conviction upheld
• Poll shows things looking up for Governor Patrick
• Quincy hit-and-run accident ends in drunken driving charge
• Man claims truck stolen, police say he drove drunk
• Brockton police probing city's seventh homicide of year
• Brockton girl, 12, missing since Friday
• Marshfield attorney disbarred
• SOUTH SHORE ENTREPRENEUR: Ralph Berry of Scituate is jazzed about his Java Java Drive-thru shop in Q
• Truck restrictions near Braintree school continued
• Police charge four with larceny for thefts from South Shore Plaza stores
• Democrat Richard Pond drops out of Plymouth County Sheriff race
• Repeat OUI offender from Mansfield held after being arrested in Hingham
• Democrat Richard Pond drops out of Plymouth County Sheriff race
• Brockton kids going to school walk by blood-stained street
• Items stolen from unlocked parked cars in Cohasset
• Three Braintree police officers promoted
• Massasoit campus opens in Middleboro
• Quincy church honors Rev. Alicia Corea at farewell reception
• Hanson to host tour of Maquan School on Monday night
• VIDEO: Crowds jam Houghs Neck Chowda Fest
• Re-enactment of historic Braintree tax revolt
• VIDEO: Braintree Elks hold veterans' cookout
• Comics for a Cure cancer fundraiser
• Governor candidate Charlie Baker visits Brockton
• State upholds Braintree’s decision on Wine Nation store
• Construction equipment clips Norwell bridge, snarls traffic
• Standish Humane Society walk on Sunday at Wompatuck State Park
• Diehl, McCarthy agree to three debates in state representative race
• Daytime break-in on Lunar Avenue in Braintree
• Marijuana bust at Braintree Village apartments
• Woman hit by BMW on Quincy’s Furnace Book Parkway
• South Shore murder victims remembered in Boston ceremony
• Unemployment rate dips after state adds another 2,100 jobs
• Social networking meets online discount shopping
• Federal grant will pay for teachers, other Weymouth school personnel
• Scituate workers, contractors will check sewer hookups
• Cahill holds campaign rally at Quincy golf course
• Middleboro native returns to hometown after acid attack
• Eastern equine encephalitis victim from Middleboro fights to recover
• Massachusetts to retire art stamps for hunting permits
• Former President Clinton to campaign in Taunton for Barney Frank
• Police: Hull man threatened woman with knife outside South Shore Plaza
• Quincy native Ken Coleman among 17 inducted into Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame
• 2020 VISION: Logo for Plymouth's 400th anniversary unveiled
• South Shore spared brunt of wind storm that killed NYC woman
• 93-year-old man allegedly abused by son in Hanover moved to nursing facility
• Quincy Artsfest
• Stephen O’Donnell, former Quincy and state highway administrator, dies
• State treasurer candidates Polito, Grossman trade punches
• Delayed openings at Registry offices across state Thursday
• Car hits pole and hydrant in Quincy; driver runs away
• Guns stolen during Braintree house break-in
• Scituate cell-tower hearing postponed
• Milton education group touts its accomplishments
• 4 Quincy businesses allegedly sold alcohol to minor
• Wiffle Ball tourney to benefit Hull High students
• Randolph bank robbed
• Braintree school enrollment on the rise
• AUDIO: Ann McLaughlin to retire as Quincy’s library director
• Cohasset musical show to benefit Wellspring
• Whitman-Hanson schools tackle bullying
• Stoughton fundraiser to pay for police dog vests
• Hanover police arrest Scituate man for allegedly photographing women at mall
• Whitman man arrested on drug charges in Hanover following alleged tailgating incident
• Robert Burr defeats Richard Livingston in Republican state Senate primary
• Big night for tea party: O’Donnell wins Delaware
• Voter turnout varied widely on primary day
• Truschelli tops Quelle 2-1 in House race
• Incumbent governor's councilors re-nominated
• Brockton wedding photographer’s hearing on pot charges postponed
• Whitman DPW commissioner set to go before judge on stolen gasoline charges
• Perry was ready to party as soon as the polls closed
• Joy prevails in Keating camp after tense wait
• VIDEO: Brockton baby born at home is fine
• State to get first female auditor after Bump, Connaughton wins
• Essay contest for high school students offers $115,000 in prizes
• Quincy police: Man pushed girlfriend out of moving SUV
• Suspected Quincy arsonist held on $50,000 bail
• A GOOD AGE: Weymouth man makes ‘memory box’ for veteran’s son
• Randolph Savings Bank robbed
• Nantasket Beach cleanup set for Saturday
• Marshfield man faces attempted murder and domestic assault charges
• South Shore towns plan hazardous collection days
• Stoughton swan death investigation suspended by MSPCA
• Man severely burned working on electrical system in Canton
• Cusack wins Democratic primary for 5th Norfolk state rep. seat
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• AP: Grossman takes Democratic primary for state treasurer
• Gov. Deval Patrick speaks at Democratic breakfast in Brockton
• Whitman man charged in Easton assault
• THE ART SCENE: 13th annual ArtsFest set for Sept. 18 and 19
• Mayor's Boy Scout Breakfast set for Oct. 6
• Weymouth’s Ted Clarke looks at Boston’s past in new book
• Singer Rosanne Cash to perform in benefit concert for Braintree’s DeVanna Center
• Transportation history on display at Plymouth Munipcal Airport
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus in Plymouth holds auditions
• Rep. Barney Frank honors 9/11 victim in Sharon
• Stoughton police increase their presence inside banks and stores; robberies drop
• Abington dinner event to benefit seniors called a success
• Sen. Scott Brown: Iran is biggest threat
• Woman faces arson charges
• Bay State Gas warns customers of scam
• Randolph pharmacist pleads guilty to Medicaid scam
• ‘Doggiepawlooza’ fundraiser on Sept. 19 in Wompatuck Park
• Hersheys files real dispute over virtual chocolate milk iPhone app
• Energy conservation on the table in Scituate
• Police plan to seek charges against driver in Braintree crash
• Abington Cultural Council accepting applications for grants
• Police: Brockton man punched Quincy woman in face
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• Quincy man charged with assault outside supermarket
• Organizers pleased with drug buyback program
• Couple hears ‘boom’ on Route 24
• Wildlife experts disagree on cause of Stoughton swan decapitation
• Plymouth man facing drunken driving charge after crash
• Quincy woman groped on Franklin Avenue
• Marshfield Fair open Tuesday
• Manet Community Health Center names new chief medical officer
• Hanover switches to town manager form of government
• Recreation trail extension won’t affect Milton neighborhood
• A GOOD AGE: More quarry questions and lifelong learning tips
• Pembroke man faces attempted murder charge for alleged domestic assault
• Construction resumes at a stalled Braintree condo development
• Tavern lecture to be held at Plymouth’s Pilgrim Hall
• A “tough” anniversary for loved ones of Weymouth officer killed on duty
• Poll position in Marshfield
• Downtown Plymouth Waterfront Festival is Saturday
• Molotov cocktails hurled at Braintree home
• Duxbury boy rescued from New Hampshire mountain
• Police: bottle likely was object that fell on vehicle from Brockton Route 24 overpass
• VIDEO: Old-time fiddler, kids make music at Marshfield Fair
• Call of the sirens in Hingham
• Get a Life: Work harder, it’s good for you
• South Shore Hospital seeks ham radio operators
• VIDEO: Marshfield Fair organizers ready for demolition derby
• VIDEO: Grounded Weymouth boat towed to Marina Bay in Quincy
• Abington’s top employee to serve as top chef for benefit
• Quincy Center gas station robbed by man with gun
• Kingston man faces cocaine charges
• Rain doesn’t dampen Quincy’s annual August Moon Festival
• Unlicensed driver hits car, then house in Quincy
• Stoughton drug take-back called a success
• End of summer road race in Hingham
• Burglary at Braintree home reported
• Beheading of Stoughton swan probably wasn’t work of snapping turtle
• Braintree burglar goes away empty-handed
• Randolph man accused of acting like jerk at Fenway Park
• Charlestown man charged with stealing razor cartridges
• Pocketbook snatched while owner works out in Quincy gym
• Man arrested in North Quincy on weapons charge
• Child-rape trial for Duxbury real estate agent set for Dec. 13
• Election 2010: D’Alessandro pushes for debates with Lynch
• At new Weymouth eatery, employees will be its stockholders
• Pinkberry brings its frozen yogurt to Hingham
• Teen charged with drunken driving after SUV crash in Norwell
• Quincy GOP forum to feature candidates for U.S. House, state auditor
• Marshfield police charge Connecticut man with drug, driving offenses
• Hull Republicans to meet
• Truck crash in Carver shuts down power
• Insurance industry skittish on new Quincy collection program
• Scituate calls for more water restrictions
• Marshfield man charged with breaking into 10 cars
• Hull homeowners may be able to get flood-damage help
• Sailing club, Hingham discuss financial future
• Town council hears request for crosswalk restoration in Braintree
• Six months in jail for drunken driver whose car got stuck on railroad tracks in Braintree
• $2.4 million in borrowing gets Braintree council’s OK
• Stoughton High alumni come out to support former principal
• No fire alarm, sprinklers at Taunton City Hall
• Local health centers to present health care seminar Sept. 20
• Hingham finance chief to fill in for town administrator
• 220 gallons of diesel fuel spill in Holbrook
• Scout’s project to help Whitman seniors
• Hull group to hold Gala Day this weekend
• Residents ask for repairs to Braintree’s Jefferson Street
• Abington milkmen get extension to continue dairy operation
• Principal of Stoughton High School resigns
• Weymouth officials tour town’s open space
• Plymouth 5K walk to raise money for foster children
• Whitman couple charged with selling stolen gasoline
• Avon food bank out of bread
• Braintree man gets five years in prison for Medicare fraud
• Bruins mascot to visit Braintree library
• A GOOD AGE: Reader locates former Quincy quarry
• No accord on hiring engineering chief for Hanover
• Traffic jam ties up Braintree shoplifting suspects
• Historic Milton house getting new residents
• Whitman woman, 97, pumping iron to stay healthy
• Old Colony Elder Services launches new web site
• Abington milkmen get extension to continue dairy operation
• Stoughton High class of 2007 comes together to raise money for injured former principal
• Three-car accident in Braintree sends one to hospital
• New caretakers at Milton's historic Suffolk Resolves House
• Three communities ban outside water use.
• Four-alarm fire at Taunton City Hall is suspicious, mayor says
• Police: Mother and son stole $1,500 in goods from plaza
• SOUTH SHORE ENTREPRENEUR: Jennifer and Christopher Pichay take holistic approach to medicine
• Braintree man faces marijuana charges
• Police: Quincy man beat up, robbed Weymouth man at knifepoint
• Home invasion in South Quincy
• Three face armed robbery charges in Plymouth
• Police: Juvenile threatens pair with kitchen knife
• Shoppers cash in on tax-free holiday in Mass.
• Pair arrested on drug charges in Quincy Point
• Police: Quincy man beat up, robbed Weymouth man at knife-point
• Pair arrested on drug charges in Quincy Point
• Quincy Mayor Tom Koch holds annual cookout
• DIRTY WORK: Co-worker's hot flashes leave her cold
• Sex offender arrested at Father Bill’s homeless shelter
• ‘Medication Take Back Day’ set for Saturday in Scituate
• Whitman senior center repairs will come courtesy of Eagle Scout project
• Stoughton targets prescription drugs in take-back program
• The Jeff Coombs Memorial Foundation to hold Abington’s Fifth Annual SummersEnd concert
• Weymouth Elks to hold barbecue to benefit charities
• Brockton jury awards $400,000 in Embassy nursing-home accident
• Fall River woman dies in accident
• Local seniors get fit to strengthen body and mind
• Basketball clinic aids Hull, Rwandan youth
• Weymouth man wins $1 million in lottery
• Young Stoughton environmentalist creates green logo for library reading shirt contest
• Former Carver High football captain tackles hog on the loose
• Public invited to watch master decoy carver work in Hingham
• Medical office plan approved in Quincy
• Whitman-Hanson teachers awarded federal grant
• No word from former Stoughton police chief’s attorney on half-million-dollar legal bill
• Law enforcement, public officials pack Brockton courtroom to testify against trial court closings
• Driver injured when car hits utility pole in Braintree
• Stoughton family pleads for missing man’s return
• Milkman douses deck fire in Braintree
• The free Hull Artists Studio Connection’s third Open Studio Weekend Tour is Saturday and and S
• 2 appointed to become full-time Whitman police officers
• Late Judge Alvin Tamkin remembered
• Governor signs bill to study Massachusetts-branded seafood
• Mashpee Wampanoag tribe trying to take Fall River land into trust
• Whitman Police Department hires two full-time officers
• Lifeguards commended for aiding injured child at Whitman town pool
• Police: Driver’s diabetic reaction causes Stoughton fence damage
• David Wolper, producer of ‘Roots,’ dies at 82
• Nonprofit group Stars honors 40 young professionals
• Norwell police: pair stole pricey phones from store
• No decision on Randolph's cell tower
• Mystery customer wins $1 million off tickets sold in Weymouth
• Town of Weymouth CFO James Wilson stepping down
• Appeals Court overturns drug conviction, upholds gun charge in Randolph case
• Themes are boosting farmers market in Weymouth
• Silveira seeks Braintree seat on Blue Hills school committee
• Ocean Spray sues Decas in federal court
• Annual race will raise money for Jeff Coombs Foundation
• Weymouth businesses support YouthWorks program
• Golf trounament to benefit Weymouth schools and charity
• Whitman selectmen want ideas to ring out for bell’s placement
• Closing local courthouses could cost more than it saves
• Middleboro town officials against closing Wareham District Court
• Braintree bakery plans crosstown move
• Retired Hull official’s funeral to be held in Randolph
• Unemployed talk about their fears, frustrations
• VIDEO: Parking-lot confession leads to murder charges in death of retired Randolph teacher
• Daughter’s quick thinking saves Rockland mom from choking
• Mural of 19th-century Braintree could be made ready for a new home.
• Norwell resident complained of man taking photos of children
• Unemployed talk about their fears, frustrations in Abington
• Stoughton police arrest 3 after trouble dispersing 100-person crowd
• Foxboro man faces shoplifting charges from Stoughton store
• Foxboro man faces shoplifting charges from Stoughton store
• Stoughton police arrest 3 after trouble dispersing 100-person crowd
• Two arrested at East Braintree house party
• Rockland mourns death of selectman’s husband
• Holbrook man faces charges following Braintree accident
• Friends say Bridgewater murder victim opened home to struggling alcoholics
• Family safe after fire rips through Hull home
• House that Brockton murder suspect lived in was always quiet, neighbors say
• U.S. Sen. Kerry to visit Brockton Tuesday to discuss education, housing in the city
• Owner of former Whitman church gets first tax bill
• Police: Heroin problem in Abington worsening
• Congressional hopefuls to square off in Scituate
• Police catch alleged van thief before van’s owners know it’s missing
• Lakeville police recover stolen electronics after car chase
• Pair suspected in thefts from BJ’s stores across state caught in Quincy
• Judge OKs terms of strip-club settlement
• Man charged with beating foe with a bat in Brewer’s Corner
• Plymouth cops catch pair moments after bank heist
• Last free concert in series set for Aug. 17
• Braintree police warn of another scam
• Two missing children found safe in Scituate
• Scituate hosts summer festival
• YoYoPeople – John and Rebecca Higby – to appear in Abington library
• Fire at Victorian home in Rockland Sunday night
• Quincy man charged with interstate theft ring
• Body discovered in Bridgewater after woman tells Brockton police she killed someone
• Manet health center breaks ground on North Quincy expansion
• Tips lead to heroin arrest in Weymouth
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• Jim Rice talks teamwork with Sullivan Tire managers in Hanson
• Red Sox coach Ron Johnson nearly loses daughter in accident
• Stores extending hours for upcoming sales tax holiday
• Hit and run suspect leaves a trail
• Stoughton police arrest 78-year-old man on cocaine charges
• Mosquitoes in crosshairs of planes
• Shooting suspect arrested in Plymouth
• Woman killed in crash on Route 44 in Raynham
• Lawyer: Toss out murder charges against Keith Luke
• AG's office to hold hearings on Open Meeting Law
• Plimoth Plantation to re-enact 1623 wedding of Governor Bradford
• Woman from Marshfield seriously injured in Afghanistan
• Weymouth man charged with beating girlfriend is due back in court
• Pembroke’s Furnace Pond will close Monday
• Randolph church parishioner creates church garden in his wife’s memory
• Concert at Braintree’s Smith Beach Switched to Monday
• Work begins on historic Carver house
• Scituate to hold Heritage Days festival
• Norwell alarm company faces ban from public projects
• Quincy, Randolph people to participate in military re-enactment at Old Sturbridge Village
• Man charged with urinating on Stoughton WWII monument told police no bathrooms available
• Braintree Family Fun Day pushed back a day due to forecast of rain
• Rockand selectmen discuss what fire chief should be paid
• Marshfield playground delayed over static electricity
• All South Shore beaches open
• Southeastern Vocational helps clear the air by retrofitting buses
• Plymouth County drug-awareness camp draws hundreds of students
• Quincy mugging may have been caught on tape
• Mayor: Quincy needs to know soon if parochial school land is for sale
• Abington police charge five teens with possession of alcohol
• Gulf spill boosts Clean Harbors profits
• Stoughton town manager says reopening of fire station unrelated to pay controversy
• Marina Bay arts fair this weekend
• Rockland school offices relocated to allow renovation work
• Meeting on Quincy water meter replacement set for Aug. 19
• Cashbox taken in burglary at Braintree tanning salon
• A boat stays planted in Hanover
• Braintree’s Thayer Library planning for its future
• House of Blues fundraiser for Scituate quadriplegic
• Stoughton auxiliary officers no longer to do paid details
• VIDEO: Brockton woman with $100,000 water bill is ready to fight
• Pair facing heroin charges in Quincy
• Man claims 2 men robbed him near Wollaston T station late Tuesday
• Accused murderer wanted by FBI may be in Worcester area
• Teen injured in Carver bicycle accident
• Pay or stay, judge tells alleged deadbeat dad
• Outdoor water use further restricted in Braintree, Holbrook and Randolph
• Two women charged with stealing items from Braintree store
• Driscoll plans youth crime unit in Norfolk County DA’s office
• Bail set at $15K for Milton man accused in scam
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• Weymouth schools announce new middle school start times
• SOUTH SHORE ENTREPRENEUR: Kim Dwyer offers Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy
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• 4 Marshfield juveniles charged in break into vehicle
• Italian-born artist’s painting, sculpture on display at Quincy library
• New state law aims to improve autism health-care coverage
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• Former Easton church volunteer charged with child rape, again
• BP pumping heavy mud into oil well in hopes of plugging it
• Fore River Bridge opening Tuesday; sign up and be the first to know
• Stoughton building evacuated after mattress fire
• Boston woman injured in Duxbury crash
• Man robbed with a screwdriver in Milton
• Braintree to hold Mayor’s Family Fun Day on Thursday
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• Quincy police seeking purse snatcher
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• Two residential burglaries reported in Braintree
• Former Stoughton selectman threatens legal action against Brockton Water Department
• Water department limits hours on outside water use in Braintree, Holbrook and Randolph
• Stoughton police reunite Sharon woman with her lost possessions
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• Flurry of activity in final hours of Legislature's session
• Milton Night Out set for Aug. 5 at the police station
• Haverhill man sentenced to over 2 decades for sex crimes
• 'Shutter Island' being shown at Quincy library
• Chicago-area man sentenced for allegedly posting nude pictures of ESPN reporter
• Hanson Library Foundation lobster fundraiser on Aug. 18
• Father and Son Plead Guilty to Selling Counterfeit Software Worth $1 Million
• Kite festival Aug. 8 in Quincy
• Rock Media Fashion Week Takes Over Miami
• ‘Mile-a-minute’ vine takes hold along Taunton River, near Middleboro-Taunton line
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• South Coastal Bank opens new Quincy office
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• Jeffrey Poirier of Quincy Memorials named SS Chamber "Ambassador of the Year"
• Amity Insurace stresses the importance of car insurance "check ups"
• Tony Donadio and Kathy King Tedeschi named to chair Campus of Caring Fundraiser
• Quincy Memorials sees increased interest in Pet Memorials
• Fallon Ambulance Service announces 2010 Scholarship Program
• Lisa DiTullio named to South Shore Chamber Board
• Amity Insurance named one of area's largest agencies
• Campus of Caring to hold Fundraiser to build Hospice Home
• Amity Insurance outlines protection offered by Umbrella Policy
• Dr. Bruce Indek announces speaking service
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• Dr. Margaret J. Kenney inducted in Hall of Fame at Archbishop Williams
• Dr. Bruce Indek of Indek Chiropractic receives
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• Governor Patrick Unveils Reforms To Reduce Health Insurance Costs For Small Businesses
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• Amity Insurance provides safety tips for driving in a rainstorm
• Fallon Ambulance Service sponsors South Shore YMCA TREK for Strong Kids
• Quincy Memorials principal Jeffrey Poirier named First Vice Chair of Quincy Business Council
• Amiry Insurance issues pointers on tackling a financial crisis
• Jeffrey Poirier of Quincy Memorials installed as Treasurer of Quincy Lions Club
• Becky Dowd of KAF Financial Group named to Board of Directors at South Shore Chamber of Commerce
• Fallon Ambulance Service Named One of Areas Largest Family-Owned Businesses
• Amity Insurance Named One of Largest Family Owned Businesses in Region
• Former WWE Star wins Iron 8 Tournament
• Dr. Corliss McGee, President of Eastern Nazarene College named to Board of Directors at South Shore
• Archbishop Williams High School Names Richard Vaughan to Athletic Hall of Fame
• Quincy Students Earn Merit Scholarships to Archbishop Williams High School
• Great New Price! 2 BR 2 Bath just steps to T - Open House Sun 5/3 1:00-3:00pm - 10 Weston Ave Unit 1
• Massachusetts Fire Safety Code and Regulations Explained
• With low home prices, falling interest rates and FREE MONEY, Why Aren’t More First Time Home Buyer
• South Shore Real Estate Company opens real estate school offering real estate salesperson pre-licens
• Quincy Memorials Establishes Pre-Need Division
• Quincy MA Real Estate Guide
• Quincy Memorials Names Bryan Poirier Sales and Marketing Manager
• Quincy Memorials Opens New Kingston Location
• First Time Home Buyers Stimulate the Real Estate Market With The Help of First Time Home Buyer Tax C
• First Night Quincy
• Treasurer Cahill Endorses Tom O’Brien for Plymouth County Treasurer
• Quincy MA condominium developments and condo fees - How do they compare?
• Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training In Southeastern Massachusetts (BLAST)
• Dear Coach, Sincerely, EveryParent
• U. S. Navy SEALs Exhibit
• August Exhibit
• Foreign Film Series
• Foreign Film Series
• Foreign Film SeriesFamilia
• 19th Annual Quincy August Moon Festival
• Patrick-Murray Administration Launches Small Business Purchasing Plan To Aid Local Companies

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