Motorcyclist dies after crashing into guardrail in Norton

Norton police and paramedics were called to the area of Maple Street and John Scott Boulevard around 9 p.m. on a report of a crash. Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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In a change of plans, Boston College will allow limited guests to attend graduation ceremonies

Attendees at Boston College will still be required to wear face coverings during indoor and outdoor events while maintaining social distance, the university said, and must complete a health attestation to register. Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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4 takeaways from the trial of former Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia

Closing arguments are expected Monday. Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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Man arrested after stealing dog from car in Cambridge

The dog was safely returned to his owner Saturday afternoon. Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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Mass. reports 795 new COVID-19 cases, 8 new deaths

The state also reported 441 hospitalized COVID-19 patients. Here’s the data reported Saturday, May 8, 2021. Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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Norfolk bus driver arrested after students find gun on seat

David Tripp, 65, of Norfolk, faces charges including reckless endangerment of a child and carrying a firearm on a school campus. Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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Shark museum to open at site of pirate museum

“Our plan is to create new and different exhibits for families to learn about white sharks and white shark research.” Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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Cambridge police seeks the public’s help after cat found bound and shot to death

The cat suffered multiple BB gunshot wounds on its face and body. Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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Bates College takes away batons from security officers

Bates College officials have decided to take away the batons carried by its security officers this week following a petition signed by 18 groups and 546 people Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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Warren, Markey urge Senate leadership to include long-term investments for schools in next funding package

“It is critical that Congress provides sufficient, long-term funding to address the existing and worsened inequities facing our students.” Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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George Jung, Mass. native and infamous drug smuggler, dead at 78

Jung was portrayed by Johnny Depp in the movie “Blow.” Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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High court mulls whether women-only areas at gyms discriminate against men

“When they are exercising, when they are stretching and taking positions and poses, they feel the judgment.” Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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CVS offering walk-in COVID-19 vaccine appointments in Massachusetts

“No appointment necessary.” Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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Blind teen alleges Rhode Island eatery violated her rights

A blind Rhode Island teen and her family have filed a lawsuit with the Providence County Superior Court against a restaurant they say refused to seat them due to the presence of the teen’s service dog Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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‘It’s not safe for parents or grandparents to play the license plate game with their kids in Maine anymore’

“It’s not safe for parents or grandparents to play the license plate game with their kids in Maine anymore.” Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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A North Shore pizzeria owner fraudulently obtained PPP funds, feds say. Then he sold the eatery and bought an alpaca farm in Vermont.

A North Shore pizzeria owner made quite the life change after fraudulently obtaining more than $660,000 in federal funds intended to help small businesses survive the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Massachusetts U.S. attorney’s office. After receiving the forgivable Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan, Dana L. McIntyre sold his eatery — Rasta Pasta Pizzeria in…

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Methuen police searching for 2 missing 16-year-old girls

Justine Justiniano and Altagracia Mauricio-Rodriguez were last seen on April 30, police said. Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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60% of Muslim youths in Mass. survey report being mocked, harassed or physically abused

“The report demonstrates that we are in the midst of a crisis among Muslim youth in our state.” Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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Brookline, Salem cautious as they continue local COVID-19 outdoor mask mandates

“We have to follow the science and follow the [pandemic] trends in our city.” Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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Anti-Asian, anti-Semitism incidents reported at Tufts University within one week, president says

“Though we have been striving to become a more just, more equitable, and more diverse university, incidents of bias and hate such as these demonstrate that we still have far to go.” Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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6 female Colby coaches say they are paid less than men

Six female coaches at Colby College have filed a complaint with the Maine Human Rights Commission alleging they are paid significantly less than their male counterparts Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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Becker College laying off 329 as it prepares to close

The board of the private Becker College voted in March to close at the end of the academic year, citing declining enrollment, rising costs, an insufficient endowment and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Top Featured Tags: – Massachusetts News Press Release Distribution Service

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