‘Fell short’: Topsfield Fair apologizes to Peabody mother, son on autism spectrum
A North Shore mother said she and her son on the autism spectrum were unfairly treated at the Topsfield Fair Monday while they celebrated “Sensory Day.”
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A North Shore mother said she and her son on the autism spectrum were unfairly treated at the Topsfield Fair Monday while they celebrated “Sensory Day.”
The Allston Post Office suspended operations in December, 2019 for what USPS described as “significant safety and health concerns for employees and customers.”
A Quincy man is facing a charge of open and gross lewdness stemming from a reported incident at a city playground Thursday night.
One victim was taken to a hospital as investigators work to learn exactly what happened.
The 200-page report found more than 270 Catholic clerics abused nearly 1,000 children across the Catholic dioceses of Fall River, Springfield, and Worcester over the last century.
Carol Benjamin is the grandmother and caretaker of three children who attend three different district schools. Two of her students have special needs, but all three reportedly dealt with unreliable buses to and from their Dorchester home.
Co-founder Kathleen Doxer told Boston 25 Thursday that their lease is forcing them to shut down. She also cited retirements and health issues as other reasons for the tough decision.
As privacy concerns grow across the nation, Boston city councilors proposed changes aimed at increasing police oversight and their use of surveillance technology.
For many members, this storm is ending their season on the water earlier than they hoped.