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Mass. AG report names Worcester diocese as survivors blast priest names being withheld (opens the original)
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There is outrage from advocates and survivors in Worcester after the Massachusetts attorney general released a report detailing a lengthy investigation into child sexual abuse across three Catholic dioceses. The archdioceses in Worcester, Springfield and Fall River were named in the report, which did not include the Archdiocese of Boston, which was the subject of a 91-page report issued by the office in 2003. Some advocates and survivors were unaware that Worcester refused to share the names of
Ex-Methuen police chief pleads guilty, faces jail time (opens the original)
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Former Methuen chief Joseph Solomon, once one of the highest-paid police chiefs in the country, will now report to jail after pleading guilty to more than a dozen charges on Friday. In total, Solomon faced 11 felony charges that included perjury and unwarranted privilege, where he used his status as chief to appoint unqualified police officers and then cover up their lack of qualifications. "This closes a very dark chapter in the history of the Methuen Police Department," said Acting Methuen Pol
Boston College program offers incarcerated men work-study opportunities (opens the original)
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At MCI Shirley's medium-security prison, two incarcerated men are participating in a groundbreaking six-month remote work pilot program through the Boston College Prison Education Program. “There is actual legitimate talent in here!” said Patrick Conway, the Boston College program's director. The men are working 20 hours a week at $25 an hour, with wages entirely funded by the Alliance for Higher Education in Prison, a national nonprofit. Their responsibilities include event planning and collabo
Expert tips on how to clean your medicine cabinet (opens the original)
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A task many homeowners may not have done in years but is an important part of maintaining a safe household is cleaning out the medicine cabinet. Dr. Melissa Ortega, the chief pharmacy officer at Mass General Brigham, offered advice on how to clean out and restock a medicine cabinet safely while keeping harmful drugs out of children’s reach. She also emphasized that not all drugs can be disposed of equally, and the benefits of attending a drug take-back program.
Lindsay Clancy juror details 11-1 split that ended in mistrial (opens the original)
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One of the jurors who served during the trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of strangling her three children in 2023, shared with sister station WCVB that she felt a sense of failure after the case ended in a mistrial last week. "Everybody says you're not supposed to feel like you failed, but you have a task to come out unanimous. And we tried everything we could to get to that end. And I feel like we let down Lindsay," said Paula, 65, of Whitman, who was one of the 12 deli
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