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Photo: A recently released mother wears an electronic monitor.
"Have you ever seen a goat?" a volunteer asked our client’s 4-year-old son while they looked at a children’s book about animals.
On the morning of February 22, 1770, a group of protesters, mostly young men and boys, had gathered outside loyalist merchant Theophilius Lillie's North End, Boston shop.
Hey, beach lovers! The sun is out, the waves are calling, and it’s time to pack your beach bag with some of the year's most frequently banned books!
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In a landmark ruling on local ordinances designed to banish sex offenders, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court today struck down a sex offender residency ordinance in the city of Lynn.
Marianne Diaz woke up to the sound of Worcester SWAT officers and Massachusetts State Police detectives smashing in the front and rear doors of her apartment. It was 5:30am on Wednesday, August 19, and hot.
19 de agosto 2015