More than 100 retired Massachusetts judges have signed a letter calling for “fair pay” for attorneys who take on indigent criminal defendants as those lawyers continue to not work in an appeal for higher pay.
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Massachusetts superintendent candidate who wrote ‘Ladies’ email suffers loss in court
Massachusetts superintendent candidate who wrote ‘Ladies’ email suffers loss in court
Mass State Police dispatch bomb squad after State House vandalism, FBI involved
The state’s bomb squad along with the FBI responded Wednesday to a suspicious package on Boston Common after graffiti was discovered defacing the iron and granite entrance gate to the State House.
Red Sox fans asked to not buy food, drinks during first-ever strike at Fenway Park
Red Sox fans are being asked to buy food and drinks outside of Fenway before turning out for games, as ballpark concession workers are ready to take to the picket line.
Two Market Basket execs fired for ‘insubordination’ amid company turmoil
TEWKSBURY — Embattled Market Basket CEO Arthur T. Demoulas said in a statement Tuesday Operations Director Joe Schmidt and Grocery Supervisor Tom Gordon, who were each put on leave in May along with Demoulas, were both fired.
Oxygen tank device, smoking eyed in deadly Fall River fire probe
Officials announced a preliminary investigation shows a oxygen tank malfunction or smoking may have caused the deadly Fall River assisted living facility fire that claimed the lives of 10 last week — and the presence of medical oxygen throughout the building likely fueled the massive tragedy.
