Groton Landmark - Fri Nov 27
The Groton Counsel on Aging is pleased to announce that the GCOA Van will now run on Fridays to Market Basket in Westford.
Record of defending rights marks tenure in politicsHttp - Tue Nov 24
Massachusetts Attorney General and US Senate candidate Martha Coakley said she would not support a federal healthcare bill that sets women's reproductive rights back decades.
Va. man arrested trying to meet Mass. girlBoston Globe - Mon Nov 23
The 12-year-old Littleton girl posted an Internet plea two months ago for help in running away from home, authorities said, and a 32-year-old Virginia man responded.
Massachusetts prosecutor under fire for early handling of Geoghan abuse caseCatholic World News - Mon Nov 23
The attorney general of Massachusetts allowed an infamous pedophile priest to escape prosecution for sexual misconduct in 1995, the Boston Globe has revealed.
Atty. Gen. Martha Coakley prefers to deflect gender hooplaSouthCoastToday.com - Sun Nov 22
It is no surprise to Mary Coakley-Welch that big sister Martha grew up to be a high-level prosecutor, and, now, a candidate for U.S. senator.
2 more die in Mass. after contracting swine fluThe Standard-Times - Sat Nov 21
State health officials say a young child from Middlesex County and an adult from Suffolk County have died of complications from swine flu.
Two more deaths bring Mass. swine flu toll to 17Boston Herald - Sat Nov 21
Because of privacy laws, officials would only identify the child as ranging in age from newborn to 4 years old and a resident of Middlesex County.
Several lawmakers join staff in furloughsLowell Sun - Sat Nov 21
Some state lawmakers said yesterday that they would take a five-day furlough in a show of solidarity with their staffs who will be forced to sacrifice a week's pay in order to cut costs on Beacon Hill.
Two more deaths bring Mass. swine flu toll to 17Boston Herald - Fri Nov 20
Because of privacy laws, officials would only identify the child as ranging in age from newborn to 4 years old and a resident of Middlesex County.
2 More Mass. Deaths Blamed On H1N1TheBostonChannel - Fri Nov 20
Two more Massachusetts residents have died form complications related to the H1N1 virus, health officials said Friday.
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