Teen Shooter Sentenced, Family Displaced by Fire, and More: Nearby News

Here are a few of the day’s must-read items from our Massachusetts network. We hope you enjoy! Give us your feedback at patrick.luce@patch.com

Stories worth talking about tonight:

Teen Shooter Sentenced to 7 Years

A local teenager will spend the next seven years in prison after admitting to shooting two people near the Forest Hills MBTA station early this year.

Reginald Price, 19, of Jamaica Plain, was sentenced to prison in Suffolk County Superior Court after pleading guilty to three counts of armed assault with intent to murder, Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel F. Conley announced.

More headlines:

Family of Eight Displaced by Fire

• The home of a Linden Avenue family suffered significant smoke damage from a fire on Monday night that was contained to a basement bedroom.

Missing Teen Found Safe

• Walpole’s Police Chief John Carmichael thanked citizens and social media.

Also worth a look today:

Fatal Hit and Run Still an Active Investigation

Logan Airport Delays Due to Snow

Mother-Daugther Duo Face Theft, Drug Charges

Man Allegedly Attempts Carjacking with Sword and Throwing Star

Man Sentenced to State Prison in Human Trafficking Case

Two Tractor Trailers Jackknife on I-495

Highway Crash: Tractor-Trailer vs. Jeep