Nearby News: Tewksbury Robber Armed with Needle, St. Patrick's Day Route will Remain

Here were the top stories from around the state on Tuesday, March 15.

UPDATED: Tewksbury Tedeschi's Robbery Suspect in Custody

Tewksbury Police have in custody the man who, armed with a hypodermic needle, robbed the Tedeschi Food Mart early Tuesday morning.

Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade Will Keep Its Route -- Judge's Orders

Boston's long-running St. Patrick's Day parade gets to keep its original route as a matter of First Amendment rights, a judge ruled over city objections Tuesday.

Saugus Teen Pleads Guilty to Snapchatting Sexual Assault

A Saugus teen admitted to sharing a snapchat video he had taken of a 16-year-old girl being sexually assaulted in Lynn Juvenile Court Monday.

Belmont Bakery Owner Says He's Lucky To Be Alive After Explosion

An explosion at a Belmont bakery rocked the Cushing Square area Tuesday morning.

UPDATE: Man's Body Pulled From Pond Behind Library

State and Danvers police, along with fire crews, pulled a man's body from Mill Pond behind the Peabody Institute Library early Tuesday afternoon, according to the Essex County District Attorney's office.

Murder Trial Begins for Aaron Hernandez Accomplice

Opening statements are set to begin Tuesday in the trial of Ernest Wallace, a long-time friend of Aaron Hernandez, who prosecutors say aided the former NFL star in the shooting death of Odin Lloyd three years ago.

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10 Arrested, 2 Sought by Police for 20-Person Beatdown at Brighton Bar

SAT Blunder Voids 15 Students' Scores

Quincy Man Wanted for Attempted Murder