Boston Globe - Sat Nov 28
Manson Brown, an inmate with a history of violent crime and escape from confinement, walked off from a minimum-security setting in Bridgewater on Friday - a week after prosecutors had publicly linked Brown to the rape of a Cambridge woman more than a decade ago, but before anyone in the state prison system could place him in a more secure ...
Regional plan for emergency care systemBoston.com - Sat Nov 28
Thirteen cities and towns in Middlesex County have relied on an SUV from Emerson Hospital in Concord to provide paramedics and advanced life support during major medical emergencies since 1982.
Prison escapee still at largeBoston Globe - Sat Nov 28
A 51-year-old escapee from a state prison in Bridgewater remained at large Saturday, while Department of Correction officials were still unable to explain how he broke out of the facility sometime late Friday.
Grant could trimGroton Landmark - Fri Nov 27
The Groton-Dunstable Regional School District spent roughly $800,000 on heat and electricity last year, but a federal stimulus grant may help trim that expense by up to 10 percent.
Lack of response prompts review of Station Ave RFPGroton Landmark - Fri Nov 27
The town's plan of using public land to spur mixed-use development off Station Avenue remains in a holding pattern, due to a lack of interest from potential developers.
Record of defending rights marks tenure in politicsHttp - Tue Nov 24
Massachusetts Attorney General and US Senate candidate Martha Coakley said she would not support a federal healthcare bill that sets women's reproductive rights back decades.
Va. man arrested trying to meet Mass. girlBoston Globe - Mon Nov 23
The 12-year-old Littleton girl posted an Internet plea two months ago for help in running away from home, authorities said, and a 32-year-old Virginia man responded.
Massachusetts prosecutor under fire for early handling of Geoghan abuse caseCatholic World News - Mon Nov 23
The attorney general of Massachusetts allowed an infamous pedophile priest to escape prosecution for sexual misconduct in 1995, the Boston Globe has revealed.
Atty. Gen. Martha Coakley prefers to deflect gender hooplaSouthCoastToday.com - Sun Nov 22
It is no surprise to Mary Coakley-Welch that big sister Martha grew up to be a high-level prosecutor, and, now, a candidate for U.S. senator.
2 more die in Mass. after contracting swine fluThe Standard-Times - Sat Nov 21
State health officials say a young child from Middlesex County and an adult from Suffolk County have died of complications from swine flu.
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