Escapee still at large

Boston Globe - Sat Nov 28

Manson Brown, an inmate with a history of violent crime and escape from confinement, walked off from a minimum-security setting in Bridgewater on Friday - a week after prosecutors had publicly linked Brown to the rape of a Cambridge woman more than a decade ago, but before anyone in the state prison system could place him in a more secure ...

Regional plan for emergency care system

Boston.com - Sat Nov 28

Thirteen cities and towns in Middlesex County have relied on an SUV from Emerson Hospital in Concord to provide paramedics and advanced life support during major medical emergencies since 1982.

Prison escapee still at large

Boston Globe - Sat Nov 28

A 51-year-old escapee from a state prison in Bridgewater remained at large Saturday, while Department of Correction officials were still unable to explain how he broke out of the facility sometime late Friday.

Shed blood for Billerica scholars

Lowell Sun - Thu Nov 26

A blood drive sponsored by the Billerica Scholarship Foundation and Billerica Memorial High School will be held Thursday, Dec.

News of local men and women serving abroad

Lowell Sun - Wed Nov 25

Army National Guard 1st Lt. Jeffrey A. Seamans has returned to the U.S. after being deployed overseas at a forward operating base in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Maylor is a finalist for Tewksbury job

SalemNews.com, Salem, MA - Wed Nov 25

Town Administrator Andrew Maylor is giving it one last shot to get out of town. When he signed a contract last summer, Maylor agreed to end his search for a job elsewhere, but he included one exception - the right to pursue an application already made to Tewksbury.

Record of defending rights marks tenure in politics

Http - 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.

We begged him to stop drinking

Lowell Sun - Tue Nov 24

Wiping away tears, the daughters of a 60-year-old Lowell man whose blood-alcohol level was allegedly more than three times the legal limit when he struck a mother pushing her children in a stroller on Sunday say they've begged their father to stop drinking.

Billerica voters back Parker School funding

Lowell Sun - Mon Nov 23

Voters narrowly approved a $16.4 million Proposition 2 1/2 debt exclusion last night that will fund construction of a new Parker Elementary School.

Ga. preschool firm looks to build in Mass.

Boston Globe - Mon Nov 23

A Georgia company that franchises high-end privately operated preschools plans to open its first Massachusetts location within 12 months.