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Today's riddle: What did one strawberry say to the other strawberry? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. What could happen to Lindsay Clancy after trial verdict (madison.com) — Residents may notice heightened attention around Plymouth Superior Court as the Lindsay Clancy murder trial nears a verdict, with jurors soon deciding her fate. Coverage focuses on courtroom proceedings in Plymouth, including the judge's directions and visible support for the defense, and explains what legal steps could follow once the jury reaches a decision.
2. Psychologist says Lindsay Clancy didn't have acute psychosis (mysanantonio.com) — Testimony at Plymouth Superior Court in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial now centers on whether she had acute psychosis when her three children were killed. A prosecution psychologist told jurors he believes she acted to prevent them from "suffering" after her planned suicide, while defense experts maintain postpartum psychosis left her unable to understand the wrongfulness of her actions.
3. Manomet connects bird research with environmental education (wcvb.com) — Plymouth's Manomet Conservation Sciences is a nationally respected hub for bird research and environmental education, with more than five decades of migration data collected on local shorebirds and songbirds. Staff invite school groups to handle banded birds, learn about climate and habitat changes, and see how a catbird in Plymouth might be linked to Texas or Central America, emphasizing how wildlife connects communities.
4. Massachusetts confirms first 2026 human West Nile virus case (wickedlocal.com) — West Nile virus risk has been raised to "moderate" in 70 Massachusetts communities, including those in Plymouth County, after the state confirmed its first human case this year. Health officials explain typical symptoms, who's most at risk, and practical mosquito-avoidance steps residents should take now, even though most infections cause mild or no illness.
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