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Local kids honor marathon heroes

On Friday evening, May 20, Dedham area youngsters sported scrubs, firefighters and police uniforms as a way to honor the Boston Marathon first responders.

Today in the News: UFO spotted over historic barn

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Cellucci grateful for Senate’s proposal to rename state’s ALS Registry

Former Gov. Paul Cellucci said in a statement Friday he is “honored and humbled” by the Massachusetts Senate’s vote this week to name the state’s ALS Registry after him.

Dedhamites prepare to remember those who served

The town will hold a Memorial Day ceremony on Monday, May 27, at the Brookdale Cemetery to honor its veterans.

New police station put on hold

Town Meeting members agreed to delay acting on a proposal to put a new police station on High Street due to multiple proposals in works.

Today in the News: Trayvon Martin texts released

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Prison door slams shut on rapist from Rockland who fled in 1979

Gary Irving, who fled in 1979 after being convicted of rape, was sentenced on Thursday to two 18-20 state prison terms. Originally from Rockland, he changed his identity and settled in Maine, where he married and lived a quiet life for 34 years until his arrest in March.

Middlesex Sheriff Koutoujian takes step toward congressional run

Middlesex Sheriff Peter Koutoujian, a resident of Waltham, announced today that he has formed a federal campaign committee to explore running for Congress if U.S. Rep. Ed Markey wins the open U.S. Senate seat.

UPDATE: Town Meeting approves amended FY14 budget

Town Meeting voted to amend Dedham's fiscal year 2014 operating budget on Monday, May 20.

Morning Jolt: Faith healers charged after 2nd child dies

A couple from Philadelphia who practice faith healing and don’t believe in medicine were charged with murder after a second young child of theirs died after not receiving medical care. Herbert and Catherine Schaible were on probation after a son died four years ago after not receiving treatment, and even though they were ordered to provide medical care to their children, another child died. "How many kids have to die before it becomes extreme indifference to human life?" First Assistant District Attorney Ed McCann said.

 

 
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