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- Oct 1, 2026
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Nearly 950 children victimized by Catholic clergy in dioceses across the state, AG report finds (opens the original)
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Add Boston.com as your preferred source on Google to see more of our stories. A new report found 944 children suffered sexual abuse at the hands of 275 Catholic clergy within the Worcester, Springfield, and Fall River dioceses, Attorney General Andrea Campbell announced Wednesday. The investigation is the commonwealth’s first look into the dark, and often hidden, history of the three dioceses. The AG’s office previously released a report into the Archdiocese of Boston — the only other diocese in
Wahlburgers to close original location in Hingham (opens the original)
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Add Boston.com as your preferred source on Google to see more of our stories. The original Wahlburgers location in the Hingham Shipyard will shutter its doors Wednesday after nearly 15 years of nation- and world-wide expansion of the family-owned chain. The company announced on social media Tuesday that the building’s lease will come to an end on Sept. 30. However, the chain is seeking a new location in the Boston area, according to the post. “As the original Wahlburgers location, Hingham will a
Large fire consumes historic building in Roxbury that housed multiple businesses (opens the original)
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The Boston Fire Department responded to a large fire Monday morning at the “landmark” Edison Building along Warren Street in Roxbury, the department announced on social media. An estimated 200 firefighters took part in the hourslong effort to control the blaze, according to the Salvation Army, which assisted in the response. The 103-year-old Edison Building, which is wedged between Warren, Harrison, and Dudley streets, is home to several businesses, including a sandwich shop and a barbershop. Sh
Lowell man charged for Jamaica Plain crash that injured woman, killed fetus (opens the original)
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A Suffolk County grand jury indicted a 23-year-old Lowell man for allegedly causing a collision in Boston’s Jamaica Plain neighborhood that injured a pregnant woman and killed her unborn child, the district attorney’s office announced Monday. Luis Bermudez Torres allegedly sped more than 100 mph on the Jamaicaway while driving away from a separate collision, prosecutors said in a press release. Torres was arraigned Monday in Suffolk Superior Court, where he faces charges of manslaughter, reckles
Billerica corrections officer indicted for allegedly assaulting on inmate, falsifying report (opens the original)
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A corrections officer at the Billerica House of Correction allegedly assaulted an inmate in June and lied about the circumstances in a written report, prosecutors announced. A grand jury returned the indictment against Alexander Tine on Sept. 17 with two counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and one count of false report by a public official, court records show. Tine remains employed by the Middlesex Sheriff’s Office, but he is on unpaid leave, spokesperson Kevin Maccioli told Bo
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