Child Porn Found In MetroWest Teacher's Home: Patch PM

MILFORD, MA — It's a humid and gloomy Thursday, and while the wet weather isn't too fun, it may be the last of the summer heat we'll feel before a cool, clear weekend.

Just as communities across the MetroWest and Worcester prepare for school to start again, a Milford teacher was charged with possession of child pornography. Vincent Kiejzo was a second grade teacher in Milford, according to his social media profiles. A search of his home turned up a device that contained thousands of pornographic images of minors, according to court documents.

Department of Homeland Security agents and Milford police went to Vincent Kiejzo's Joan Circle home on Wednesday to serve a search warrant. Inside the home, they found a thumb drive attached to a television in the home.

Here are some other stories we've been keeping an eye on:

Around MetroWest

Teen Charged In Natick Hit-And-Run Due In Court

The 17-year-old charged in a violent hit-and-run that severely injured a Natick couple was due in court on Thursday.

Prosecutors say the teen may have used marijuana before driving a pickup truck onto a Washington Avenue sidewalk and hitting Kimberly Gunner, 51, and Andy Colbert, 39, on Aug. 18.

Framingham's Exhibit 'A' Brewery Holds 'Minimalist' Birthday Bash

Even in a pandemic, you're allowed to have a minimal amount of fun.

For that reason, Framingham's Exhibit 'A' Brewery will observe its 4th anniversary this year with a "minimalist" theme — a weekend celebration featuring new beer releases and food trucks with a dose of social distancing.

Natick Black Lives Matter Rally To Focus On Black Property Rights

A Natick group that has been holding a weekly Black Lives Matter vigil on the common will host a rally this Sunday, and the main speaker will be a woman who has said she encountered racism while working on a development project in town.

Around Worcester

Guilty Plea In Worcester Loan Fraud Case

A Virginia man who was previously convicted of bank fraud has pleaded guilty to charges that he used fake documents to get a loan from a Worcester credit union, according to federal prosecutors.

Northborough's Annual Applefest Will Continue, With Changes

Northborough's Annual Applefest is still on for this year, with quite a few changes.

The coronavirus pandemic has kept the event from incorporating some classic staples like the gala, fireworks, parade and street fair. All isn't lost as events like the Northborough Junior Woman's Club apple pie sales are still on as well as the Friends of the Northborough Library Book Sale. Most of the food sales are on a pre-order and pickup basis. The book sale will be on the front lawn of the library.