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Three men charged with kidnapping, robbing 14-year-old on Orange Line train
Three men are facing kidnapping and robbery charges after preventing a 14-year-old from exiting an MBTA train, assaulting him and stealing his cell phone last week, authorities say. Michael Cole, 23, of Boston, Derrick Eures, 25, of Dedham, and Nathan Moorewhite Jr., 19, of Dorchester, are all charged with kidnapping,...
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Yarmouth man facing murder charge, accused of shooting man in Hyannis parking lot
A Barnstable police officer responded to the North Street parking lot near Washington Street around 1:00 a.m. to find a man had been shot in the head, a department spokesperson told Boston 25 News.
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Protestors gather in Boston Common for ‘Show Your Pride For Democracy’ demonstration
Attendees were encouraged to dress in a way that represented some part of their identity. A protest called “Show Your Pride for Democracy” organized by 50501, a political action organization whose name stands for “50 protests, 50 states, 1 movement,” drew crowds to Boston Common to demonstrate their pride for democracy.
Cape Cod Times
Cape Cod veterans protest Trump layoffs. 'I swore to the Constitution, not to a king.'
Plenty of red, white and blue was flying at the Airport Rotary in Hyannis Friday afternoon as an estimated 200 veterans, their families and a range of supporters came out to protest the Trump administration’s massive veteran services layoffs . The demonstration was part of similar protests Friday in Washington, D.C., and other state capitals. One of the largest flags at the protest was held by Rick Jorgensen of Sandwich. It flew from the mast of the USS Sarsfield off the coast of Vietnam where Jorgensen served in the Navy in 1972. “I fought for democracy. I followed orders....
MassLive.com
Customers suffer sting of big jump in heating costs (The Republican Editorials)
The following editorial is from the opinion page of The Republican newspaper in Springfield. It reflects views of the newspaper’s leadership and not necessarily those of MassLive.com. Readers are invited to share their opinions by emailing to letters@repub.com. Temperatures on Tuesday afternoon in Springfield rose into the 60s. Spring’s...