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Bombing Victims Told Not Enough Money In One Fund To Pay Everyone
One Fund Boston administrator Kenneth Feinberg says right now there is just not enough money to go around to victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.
BAA: Too Soon To Know What Changes 2014 Boston Marathon Will Bring
Boston Athletic Association Executive Director Tom Grilk says everything is open for consideration for the 2014 marathon.
Hospitalized Bombing Survivor From Stoneham Talks About Experience
Jarrod Clowery of Stoneham suffered severe burn and shrapnel wounds in the bombings that killed three people and wounded more than 260 others.
Haverhill Pothole Patrol: Report A Pothole, Win A Prize
Everyone hates them and now one city wants its residents to help fight potholes.
Menino Releases 2014 Budget In Movie Trailer Parody
For his final budget proposal, the mayor decided to have a little bit of fun.
Lynn Police Warn Students Not To Play Kicking Game
The game is called “Big Booting.” One student is facing charges for kicking another student in the back of the head.
Gun Rights Advocates Rally At Boston Common
Gun owners called on legislators Wednesday to simplify the state’s strict but “convoluted” gun control laws, saying they had failed to stem violence in Massachusetts.
Amesbury Easter Egg Drop Organizer Apologizes For ‘Perfect Storm’
The organizer of an event that raised more than $30,000 for children fighting cancer over the weekend is apologizing to the community.
Lowell City Council To Vote On Plan That Tracks Police With GPS
Lowell’s City Council will vote Tuesday night on a new police patrolmen’s contract that includes a controversial plan to track officers.
Police: Guns, Drugs, Cash Seized In Major Drug Trafficking Bust In Malden
Malden police along with State Police busted up a $1 million drug trafficking operation, the district attorney’s office announced on Thursday.
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