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31 Nabbed In MA Drug Busts: Patch PM

Towns mourn as 3 students die in crash; Mailman leads to firefighters rescuing 9 pets; Select...people?; More.

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31 Arrested In Large-Scale Heroin, Fentanyl Sting

The investigation was sparked by a spike in opioid overdoses, and authorities say this distribution network was dealing drugs in local parks, restaurants and other public places in the area.

Towns Mourn As 3 Students Die In Crash

Grief counselors were on hand a day after a tragic single-vehicle crash.

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Firefighters Save 9 Cats, Dogs Thanks To Mailman

Responders were able to rescue five dogs and four cats from a Newton home this afternoon thanks to a local letter carrier.

Select ... People? Selectman Pushes For Name Change

The painting by Howard Chandler Christy of the signing of the Constitution of the United States is a classic piece of American art. It's also a painting of a bunch of men making rules, no women invited. Times have changed.

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Mayor Calls For Reconciliation After Divisive Election

Kim Driscoll won with 65% of the vote, but her victory speech suggests she understands the challenge of ending the divide that remains in Salem.

New Attleboro Mayor Will Finish House Term

Paul Heroux is a Democratic state representative serving Attleboro; he was first elected in 2013 and has 14 months left on his current term.



Court Remains Silent On Timothy Norton Case

Will former Stoughton High School teacher Timothy Norton face charges for his alleged inappropriate sexual relationship with a student? That remains to be seen.

Watertown Cemetery Vandalized

Police said several headstones and a monument dedicated to the Marist Missionary Sisters were tipped over.

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