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State Rep. Francisco Paulino Arraigned On Pandemic Fraud Charges

State Rep. Francisco Paulino was arraigned Wednesday on federal pandemic benefit fraud charges, the Boston Herald reports. The Herald's report, "Massachusetts state Rep. Francisco Paulino arrested on pandemic benefit fraud charges," says Paulino left federal court on Aug. 26 amid a crus…

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Suffolk Sheriff Tompkins Heads Into Extortion Trial Monday

Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins heads into an extortion trial set to begin Monday, according to a report from NBC Boston. The case puts one of the region's most visible elected law enforcement officials before a jury rather than on the job, a rare legal test for a sitting sheriff…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of August 17, 2026 through August 23, 2026

This week's obituary column carries notices for nine Boston, Massachusetts residents, compiled from Echovita listings for the week of August 17 through August 23, 2026: Bynoe, Louise V.; Clark, Lawrence J. "Larry"; Dunn, Michael A; Guarino, Mary Ann (Reppucci); King, Beverly A; Luciano,…

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Old South Church Unveils Middle Passage History Exhibit

Old South Church unveils a Middle Passage history exhibit as Boston marks the nation's 250th anniversary year. The Boston landmark installed the new educational display inviting residents to confront the history of the transatlantic slave trade directly, part of broader programming tied…

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Red Sox Beat Giants 3-2 In Walk-Off Win At Fenway

The Red Sox beat the Giants 3-2 in a walk-off win at Fenway Park Saturday night. NBC Boston reports the ninth-inning rally ended when Eli White's headfirst slide across home plate held up on video review, sealing Boston's comeback. The finish came days after Rafael Devers' return to Fen…

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Mass. High Court Sides With Residents Over Courthouse Statues

Massachusetts' highest court sided with residents challenging $850,000 worth of Catholic statues at Boston's John Adams Courthouse. The ruling, reported Friday by the Christian Post, renews scrutiny over religious imagery displayed on a public building downtown. Northeastern University …

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