Norfolk County News

A Level 3 sex offender accused of trying to rape a woman inside Massachusetts General Hospital was found competent to stand trial today after a 20-day evaluation at a state psychiatric facility.

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It's been more than a year since Rosemary Amadeo's silky Yorkshire terrier, Susieq, was stolen from her home.

Plans for a modernised college campus in King's Lynn were dealt a final blow last night as it emerged the land earmarked for new facilities could be used for a new academy and more business space.

A woman believed to be in her 30s was found lying dead this morning in a Quincy driveway.

A U.S. Postal Service worker accused of striking and killing a Norfolk County sheriff's deputy who was out jogging has pleaded not guilty to a vehicular homicide charge.

The Tobins like the public sector, they like it a lot. In the spirit of equal time, fair play, etc., this morning it's the turn of the family of the incumbent mayor, Tom Koch.

Food was the topic of conversation at Tuesday night's selectmen's meeting. Selectmen granted two common victualler licenses - one for a new restaurant and one for an already existing location under new ownership.

Because the star witness will be Tinseltown temptress Nicole Kidman ! "Oh sure, there'll be a crowd," Delahunt told the Track .

An attorney for Dirk Greineder, who was a renowned Wellesley allergist when he was accused of his wife's 1999 murder, argued today in the state's highest court that his client's trial was riddled with errors and his conviction should be overturned.

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Sue Chisholm, a 54-year-old former employee of Walgreens, sat on a bench in the hallway of the Edward W. Brooke Courthouse in Boston, fidgeting as she waited to appear before an assistant clerk-magistrate along with a handful of other people.

A Randolph man pleaded not guilty to armed assault with intent to murder after police said he shot his neighbor over a leaf-dumping dispute.

Share + Oct 3, 2009 6:20 pm US/Eastern Reporting Karen Anderson BRAINTREE Every day Priscilla Matterazzo wears a rose, in memory of her daughter Rachel Entwistle , and granddaughter Lillian.

A man accused of killing a neighbor with an ax and dumping his body in Suffield this summer was indicted for murder today, the Norfolk District Attorney's office said.

CUDGELS have been raised to save Pott Row First School after consultations were launched over the future of schools in the Grimston area.

A reader asks: I started moving hostas and lillies this week so they have room to spread in other areas.

Watch out for mosquitoes! Wear long sleeves! Use insect repellent! Check your window screens! Health officials in communities south of Boston are urging people to take these common-sense precautions because mosquito samples from Southeastern Massachusetts have tested positive for West Nile virus and Eastern equine encephalitis in recent weeks.

A third suspect has been indicted in connection with the July slaying of a homeless man in Weymouth, Norfolk County District Attorney William R. Keating said yesterday.

Russell Goyette, 62, of Walpole, pled guilty in Norfolk Superior Court Monday, Sept.