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Attorney General Peter Neronha’s long-awaited report resulted in new indictments for 4 current or former priests and identifies 75 credibly accused priests and more than 300 victims, concluding church leaders repeatedly prioritized avoiding scandal over protecting children
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Immigration arrests and deportations have shot up in New England, with the participation of federal, regional and local institutions.
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Diana Fenton’s husband, a judge, tried to use his position to expedite the couple’s guardianship case, according to a Judicial Conduct Committee reprimand. -
"It was one of those moments, like, you can't really hear anything," O'Neill says of learning he would be a member of the US Paralympic curling team. Now, he's competing in Milan Cortina. -
On Thursday, the New Hampshire House is scheduled to debate a resolution to launch an investigation into Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald over a range of topics. It's an unusual move that is dividing the majority party. -
A collective of musicians, the Refugee Orchestra Project, held a 10th anniversary performance Sunday at Mechanics Hall in Worcester, Mass. The orchestra uses music to demonstrate how refugees from across the world play an important role in culture and society. -
There are fewer than 380 right whales left in the world, with roughly 70 females capable of bearing young. -
Steven “Stevie” Jones was 55 years old. The Greater Hartford branch of the NAACP weighed in on Jones’ shooting, the second police shooting of a Black man in acute mental distress in less than two weeks in the capital city. -
Connecticut is on the verge of changing how schools handle lockdown drills, especially those meant to simulate mass shootings. -
Diana Fenton’s decision follows a contentious public hearing before the Executive Council. Fenton has worked as an attorney for the state for nearly two decades.
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