The Connecticut Supreme Court this month reversed its earlier decision upholding the conviction of Michael Skakel in the killing of Martha Moxley.
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Suspect in Gronkowski burglary won’t be prosecuted in Maine
Shane Denn of Tewksbury, Massachusetts, will be extradited to that state to face charges.
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Suspect in burglary at Gronk’s home arrested in Maine
The burglary occurred while the New England Patriots star was at the Super Bowl.
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Third Massachusetts town bans sale of single-use water bottles
Great Barrington became the 3rd Mass. town to ban water bottles 1-liter or smaller.
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Massachusetts jury finds driver not guilty in 2014 crash that killed Portland theater co-founder
Susan Reilly and her husband, the actor Tony Reilly, who was seriously injured in the crash, were the co-founders and driving force behind the American Irish Repertory Ensemble in Portland.
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Maine lawmakers voice objections to CMP power line in letter to Massachusetts regulators
The co-chairmen of two legislative committees say they don’t think the 145-mile transmission line proposed by CMP would benefit Maine.
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Mass. police shoot boa constrictor that fatally crushed puppy
A pet sitter called police after the snake slithered from its tank and wound itself around an 8-month old puppy.
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Some U.S. senators want proof that Canada saves whales
Canada, for its part, recently introduced new protection measures, such as fishing gear reductions, a government agency spokesman says.
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Democrat ends bid to challenge Massachusetts governor
Setti Warren, one of just three Democrats seeking nomination, cites difficulty raising campaign money.
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Proponents of paid leave make last push in N.H.
Emotional appeals notwithstanding, the bill faces opposition from the Senate and governor.