Our weekly round-up of police and court news from the South Shore, Cape Cod and the Vineyard.
Unusual and Odd Police Reports from the South Shore, Cape Cod and the Vineyard.
"No matter what you may think of police officers, it is the greatest profession in the world. From the very second of the explosion of the two devices, we saw men and women in blue run without fear right into danger to save human life," Milton
Winner gets $25 gift certificate.
Due to the lockdown in Boston Friday, P & B bus posted a final schedule on Facebook for the rest of today.
This week's "Wanted" deals with a bank robbery in Swansea
A caravan of police officers from Cape Cod went to Boston and Watertown this morning to join the manhunt for one of the suspects in the Boston bombings on Monday.
Members of the Barnstable County Sheriff's Department and police officers from Mashpee and Falmouth departments provide mutual aid in Boston.
This week is National Open House Week. If you are in the market for a Milton house, check out these listings.
Arrest information is provided by the Plymouth Police Department; it does not indicate a conviction.
Here are the results of how several Falmouth runners placed in Monday's Marathon, according to race results posted on the Boston Athletic Association's website: http://www.baa.org/searchable-results.html .
Here are the results of how several Barnstable runners placed in Monday's Marathon, according to race results posted on the Boston Athletic Association's website: http://www.baa.org/searchable-results.html .
Here are the results of how several Milton runners placed in Monday's Marathon, according to race results posted on the Boston Athletic Association's website: http://www.baa.org/searchable-results.html .
Here are the results of how several Plymouth runners placed in Monday's Marathon, according to race results posted on the Boston Athletic Association's website: http://www.baa.org/searchable-results.html .
Hilary Greene, executive director of the Cape and Islands Red Cross was on vacation and running in the Marathon when the bombs exploded. She returns to Cambridge today to work as a volunteer for disaster relief.
Hilary Greene, executive director of the Cape and Islands Red Cross was on vacation and running in the Marathon when the bombs exploded. She returns to Cambridge today to work as a volunteer for disaster relief.
Hilary Greene, executive director of the Cape and Islands Red Cross was on vacation and running in the Marathon when the bombs exploded. She returns to Cambridge today to work as a volunteer for disaster relief.
Tips for getting your home market-ready for prospective buyers.
All are invited to attend the Interfaith Prayer Service tonight at 7pm at the United Methodist Church in Osterville.
Tonight at 7pm at the Gazebo in the Town Green the Milton clergy will hold an Interfaith Service.
