Aaron Hernandez Home Finally Sells To Pats Fan: Patch PM

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HS Principal Target In Car Bomb

An explosive device, possibly a pipe bomb, was used to blow up a high school principal's car, police said.

Another Route 1 Landmark Closing Down

After more than five decades in business, it's the last call for oysters.

Aaron Hernandez Home Finally Sells

A 23-year-old Patriots fan paid a hefty price, but still well below asking.

Heartwarming Video: Missing Service Dog Reunited With Vietnam Vet

Sam was found after more than a week that included hundreds of social media posts and shares, a aerial search by drone with an infrared-equipped camera, and volunteers scouring woods.

Green Line Extension Takes Giant Step Forward

The MBTA named the winning bidder for the more than $1 billion design-build contract.

Hoo Dunnit?

A mysterious owl shows up this week in Brookline. But no one seems to know why.

Newton Businessman Charged With Coffee Shop Arson

Shortly after Broken Grounds Coffee shop in Newton Highlands closed down, there was a fire in the basement.

Patch PM shares a few of the day's must-read items from our Massachusetts network. Patch serves more than 80 cities, towns, and neighborhoods around the Bay State online.

Because you made it all the way to the end, we've got this fun fact for you:

Massachusetts has a state motto: Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem. In the event you don't speak the Latin, it translates to “By the sword we seek peace, but peace only under liberty.”

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