A bus carrying members of the UMass Lowell Marching Band caught fire in Westwood Sunday while they were en route to a show.
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Judge temporarily blocks installation of saint statues outside Quincy public safety building
A Norfolk Superior Court judge has temporarily blocked the planned installation of two large Catholic saint statues outside ...
Judge Holly Henze accepted the negotiated guilty plea on two counts of arson causing more than $150 damage to personal ...
Norfolk Superior Court Judge William F. Sullivan said the group of residents who sued to block the statues “are likely to ...
While there are challenges ahead, there are options to reinforce emergency medical response in the Quincy area. In some ways, the Quincy Valley is fortunate because EMS agencies are willing to — and ...
Lawyers for 3 civil liberties organizations have sued Quincy, saying the statues of two saints violate the Massachusetts ...
Deputy Chiefs Steven Doggett and Tal Prendergast will provide "steady operational leadership" during this time of transition following Demond Dade's departure, officials said.
A Norfolk Superior Court judge granted a preliminary injunction on Tuesday, temporarily blocking two religious statues from ...
A group of Quincy voters has sued the city to allow a question onto the November ballot that would halt a massive pay raise ...
We chose the statues of Michael and Florian to honor Quincy’s first responders, not to promote any religion,” said Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch.
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Even some Catholics disliked saints' statues at Massachusetts police station. A judge agreed.
A bronze statue of St. Michael stepping on the devil reminds some residents of acts of police brutality, such as the murder ...
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Massachusetts court blocks Catholic statues from public safety building
A court has stopped a Massachusetts city from having two 10-foot-tall bronze statues of Catholic saints included in the ...
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