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910Reaction to Hernandez murder conviction
The Associated Press FALL RIVER (AP) — Reaction to the conviction of former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez in the 2013...
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State Senate moves to break from House on committees
STEVE LeBLANC, Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — The Massachusetts Senate has raised the stakes in a power struggle with the House, voting...
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773House unveils $38B state budget, modest hike in spending
BOB SALSBERG, Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts House leaders unveiled a nearly $38 billion state budget proposal Wednesday that calls for...
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Church bells, kind acts mark 2 years since Boston bombings
PHILIP MARCELO, Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — With a moment of silence, the tolling of church bells and a call for kindness,...
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808Hernandez convicted of first-degree murder
Former New England Patriots star found guilty of murder
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Report: Law enforcement cooperation on terrorism improving
PHILIP MARCELO, Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — A congressional report released yesterday suggests there’s been progress in how federal and local law...
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Hernandez jurors to continue deliberations for 7th day
FALL RIVER — The 12 people working to decide whether to convict former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez are set to...
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919Enhanced security to remain in place for Boston Marathon
BOB SALSBERG, Associated Press FRAMINGHAM (AP) — Enhanced security measures will remain in place for next Monday’s Boston Marathon, the second since...
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882On the Street: What are you looking forward to at the new Westfield Senior Center?
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1.3KWHS rolls over ‘chaug
WESTFIELD – Six games into the 2015 season, and the Westfield High School boys’ volleyball team is still unbeaten. Westfield won its...
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Few marathon bomb survivors seek help for ‘invisible’ wounds
PHILIP MARCELO, Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — Two years after the Boston Marathon bombings, few survivors appear to be taking advantage of...
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In Massachusetts, a long and tortured death penalty history
STEVE LeBLANC, Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts hasn’t executed anyone since 1947, but during most of its history it allowed capital...
