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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Battling state and federal charges, Lawrence Mayor Brian DePeña says he’ll stay in office (opens the original)
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Add Boston.com as your preferred source on Google to see more of our stories. Despite battling both state and federal charges, Lawrence Mayor Brian DePeña said Wednesday he has no plans to step down from his post. “After careful consideration, I want to make clear that I will not be resigning from my position as Mayor of the City of Lawrence,” DePeña wrote in a letter posted to the city’s Facebook page. “I was elected to serve the people of this City, and I intend to continue fulfilling the resp
Cape Cod restaurant reports threats, hoax 911 call after hosting Republican fundraiser (opens the original)
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Add Boston.com as your preferred source on Google to see more of our stories. A Cape Cod restaurateur says he’s found himself at the center of a “horrific” political firestorm and is facing a wave of online harassment after he hosted a fundraiser for two Republican candidates earlier this month. Ed Medeiros, owner of Montano’s Restaurant in Truro, said he’s received a slew of threatening messages and lost more than half of his business since the Sept. 16 fundraiser for gubernatorial candidate Mi
‘Where’s the evidence that she did this?’: Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer attacks case against her at first hearing after mistrial (opens the original)
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Add Boston.com as your preferred source on Google to see more of our stories. Lindsay Clancy’s fate remains up in the air following her first court hearing since her Sept. 4 mistrial, with prosecutors tight-lipped about their plans for a potential retrial. “We’re still working on it,” Plymouth District Attorney Tim Cruz told reporters Tuesday when asked whether he plans to retry Clancy. He also noted that his team is doing a “thorough review” of the high-profile case. Meanwhile, Clancy’s defense
Livestream: Lindsay Clancy returns to court for hearing on defense motions, potential next steps (opens the original)
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Lindsay Clancy is back in court Tuesday morning for a pivotal hearing that could reveal the future of her murder case in the chaotic aftermath of this month’s mistrial. Plymouth County prosecutors have not yet said whether they plan to retry Clancy for first-degree murder in the 2023 deaths of her children, though District Attorney Tim Cruz has said his team will address next steps “at the appropriate time, in the context of an official court proceeding.” Cruz could also opt to reduce or dismiss
Mass. man alleges in lawsuit that GLP-1 caused permanent blindness (opens the original)
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A Dedham man is among a growing number of patients across the U.S. who are suing GLP-1 makers after taking the diabetes and weight loss drugs and suffering irreversible vision loss. Edward Gillen alleges he lost vision in both eyes due to non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, or NAION, as a result of taking Ozempic between 2024 and 2025. He’s now “suffering from the devastating consequences of vision loss and will continue to suffer from the loss of vision for the rest of [his] life,
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