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Saturday, March 13, 2010

MBTA driver hailed for heroic halt

QUICK THINKING: MBTA driver Charice Lewis was honored yesterday for stopping her train before hitting a woman who had fallen onto the track.
By Renee Nadeau Algarin
Four months after slamming the brakes on an Orange Line train to save a drunken woman...
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Bigs vow to adjust rents for park homes

The supervisors residence and camp office located on a small pond at Camp Nihan.
By Dave Wedge
State officials are moving to downsize a program that allows employees to get cheap,...
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Sick pup snatched from pet store

By Renee Nadeau Algarin
An ailing puppy was pinched from a Braintree pet store, and Braintree police are trying to find the purloined pooch and get the poor little tyke some much-needed...

It’s that time again!

CHIMING IN: Master clockmaker David Roberts adjusts one of many clocks for daylight-saving time at The Clockfolk of New England store in Reading, which he owns with his brother James.
By Herald Staff
Pushing clocks ahead one hour tonight might not feel like savings, but we’re closer to springing into the season. ...

Dance troupe brings amazing Grace to Perkins School

By Renee Nadeau Algarin
One of New Zealand’s top dance troupes visited the Perkins School for the Blind yesterday in advance of the first performance of their three-night stint...

Scooby-don’t: Heroin spurs arrest

By O’Ryan Johnson
Rut-roh! Those aren’t Scooby Snacks! A New York man who goes by the street name “Scooby” was arrested...
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Drats! It’s gonna rain on St. Pat’s parade

Service members aboard the USS Halyburton will be among the revelers at the parade today.
By Colneth Smiley Jr.
Break out the shamrocks, shillelaghs, umbrellas and ponchos - it looks as if it’ll...
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MassCash winning numbers

By Associated Press
BRAINTREE — The winning numbers in Friday evening’s drawing of the Massachusetts Lottery’s "MassCash" game were: 01-02-09-30-32 (one,...

Ex-Mass. Superior Court Justice Byron dies at 82

By Associated Press
BOSTON — Retired Superior Court Justice Chris Byron, who earned a Purple Heart for his service in the Korean War,...
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Friday, March 12, 2010

Remembering Ray Tye

BIG HEART: Many children benefited from Hub philanthropist Ray Tye’s generosity, inlcuding Son Pham, right. Tye, left, died Wednesday.
By Marie Szaniszlo
They came from different faiths and different countries, but the only thing that...
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2 men arrested in 1976 Gloucester robbery slaying

By Associated Press
GLOUCESTER - Two men have been arrested in the 1976 slaying of a 65-year-old Gloucester woman during a robbery. The Essex...
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School chief faces ouster amid scandal

Wilfredo Laboy
By Laura Crimaldi
Authorities yesterday raised the possibility of more indictments in a political corruption...
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Seth Bishop death inquest to open

Seth Bishop
By Joe Dwinell
The inquest into the fumbled police probe of the 1986 shotgun shooting death of Seth...
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Brother dies in heroic bid to save sister in blaze

BRAVERY: Edward and Edna Power died in a fire at their Everett home.
By O’Ryan Johnson
On Monday, doctors put Edna Power on a morphine drip and told her brother Edward...
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DA withdraws charges against store hold-up suspect

By Laura Crimaldi
Prosecutors today plan to ask a judge to withdraw charges against a Brighton man accused of sticking up a local convenience...
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Politicians may cut local aid by $200M

Local Politics
by Hillary Chabot and Marie Szaniszlo
After an election-year vow to protect local aid, Gov. Deval Patrick could end up with egg...
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For Alice Cook, Mom’s most important job

Joe Fitzgerald
by Joe Fitzgerald
Alice Cook thought of herself not only as a reporter, but as a survivor. ...
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Not so fast! North Face thief caught
Eagle-eyed store security caught this coast caper. Around 6 p.m. Wednesday, Macy’s loss prevention associates...
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