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Mass: Senate approves school nutrition billThe Massachusetts Senate has approved a bill designed to ban the sale of high-calorie sodas and salty and sugary snacks in elementary and high schools. More InformationMass: Senate approves anti-bullying legislationThe Massachusetts Senate has unanimously approved a bill designed to clamp down on school bullies. More InformationNorfolk D.A.: Inquest scheduled in Bishop caseNorfolk district attorney Willian Keating announced Thursday that a judge has scheduled an inquest April 13 through 16 into the 1986 shooting death of Amy Bishop's brother in Braintree. More InformationRockland: Church ceiling collapse sends one to hospitalA construction worker has been flown to a hospital for treatment after part of a ceiling collapsed at a church in Rockland. Fire officials say a 20-by-30 foot section of ceiling collapsed in the lower level of Holy Family Church on Thursday morning. More Information Plymouth: 1820 Courthouse Consortium meets Thursday nightThe 1820 Courthouse consortium was created by the town of Marshfield: Local officials look to tighten penalty on suspects who flee from policeA bill sponsored by State Representative Jim Cantwell will correct what he calls a major lack of criminal justice penalties or suspects who try to evade police. More InformationScituate: Officials hope it won't rain on their paradeScituate Parade officials have concerns about the weather for Sunday - the day of the St. Patrick's Day parade. More InformationHingham: Approval of school budget vote expected tonightThe Hingham Board of Selectmen plan to cast a vote Thursday night on the School Committee's reccommended budget. More InformationBrockton: Accused killer expected to be arraigned on new chargesAccused killer Keith Luke is due back in Brockton Superior Court Thursday morning-- but for an entirely different case than the murderous rampage he is accused of going on over a year ago in the city of Plymouth: Patrick expected to speak before AFL-CIO this afternoonGovernor Deval Patrick and his Lieutenant governor expected to make a stop in Plymouth this afternoon, both at separate times speaking before the AFL-CIO’s - 91st Annual Convention of the Massachusetts Building Trades Council. More InformationMassachusetts: Senate to debate anti-bullying legislationThe Massachusetts Senate is scheduled to debate a bill designed to clamp down on school bullies. More Information Carver: Forum held on cyber-bullying, sexting, and substance abuseMore InformationMassachusetts: Senate set to vote on school nutrition billMore InformationMassachusetts: High court upholds gun lock lawThe highest court in Massachusetts has upheld the constitutionality of a state law that requires gun owners to lock weapons in their homes, a ruling seen as a major victory for gun control advocates. More InformationPlymouth: County Commissioners tackle budget; revisit talk of dissolving county governmentA challenging financial forecast and the relevancy of county government were at the forefront of the Plymouth County Commissioners meeting Tuesday night. More Information |
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