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Man accused of killing mother after argument about job, cats agrees to give prosecutors access to phone
WOBURN, Mass. (Court TV) — A man accused of killing his mother stood silently in court on Tuesday as his attorneys agreed to give prosecutors access to the defendant’s phone. Ryan Hanafin, 22, has pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon in the death of his mother, […] The post Man accused of killing mother after argument about job, cats agrees to give prosecutors access to phone appeared first on Court TV .
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Man arrested on drug trafficking charges in Lawrence
LAWRENCE, MA — A man was arrested on drug trafficking charges Monday after police say he fled from officers and discarded a bag containing more than 100 grams of suspected narcotics at Manchester Street Park. Officers assigned to the Lawrence Police Department’s Community Policing/Quality of Life Task Force were...
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UMass Lowell Honors Veterans with Flag Ceremony
UMass Lowell honored the service and sacrifices of veterans today during the first of two flag ceremonies this week in observance of the Veterans Day holiday. The events pay tribute to the more than 1,000 UMass Lowell military-connected students, staff and faculty, specifically those veterans and active service members who have served across the country and the globe, from Iraq and Africa to Japan.
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Hartford man charged with arson in Massachusetts
BOSTON (WTNH) — A Hartford man was charged in connection with arsons that occurred in Swampscott and Marlborough, Massachusetts, last month, the U.S. Department of Justice said. Haroldo Rodrigues-Jardim Neto, 28, was charged with two counts of arson of a building or vehicle used in interstate commerce and one count of arson of a federal […]
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Dementia symptoms can get worse in winter. Caregivers can help.
For people with dementia, winter can bring new challenges, as routines are disrupted, there’s less sunshine and less time spent outside. But dementia experts say there are ways to help combat the loneliness and isolation. New activities and engagement can create new routines, and one group of New England facilities is trying out a new way to give their residents some autonomy this winter.
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Men's Weekly Release: Vermont Vaults Into First Place in Hockey East Standings
Vermont extended the best start to Hockey East play in program history by taking five of six points at Boston College and extending its first-place cushion to three points. Jacob Oster, named National Rookie of the Month on Friday, made 55 saves while former Eagle Michael Hagens had five points (1g, 4a) and a shootout-winning goal for the Catamounts to extend his point streak to five games (3g, 5a).