Popular Local Candy Revived, But It's Not Pretty: Patch PM

Welcome to Wednesday's Patch PM. Here are today's top headlines:

Sweethearts Sending Mixed Signals On Valentine's Day

No longer under the Necco umbrella, most of the iconic Valentine's Day candy has reportedly been left blank, incomplete or illegible.

Brookline Landlord Accused Of Violating Rights Of Military Man

The landlord agreed to pay $3,500 in damages and penalties in a settlement with the U.S. Attorney's office.

13-Year-Old Girl Hurt In Deadly Pembroke Crash Sues Driver, Company

A young girl critically injured in a crash that killed her friend in Pembroke last month is now suing the driver and his former company.

Gronk Has Something To Tell Brady — And Pats Fans May Not Like It

Rob Gronkowski's advice to Tom Brady might not be what Patriots fans want to hear.

Gender-Neutral Graduation Gowns Considered At Braintree Schools

Criticism from the American Civil Liberties Union preceded the creation of a subcommittee to consider using gender-neutral graduation gowns.

Boston Company Selling 'Pickle Bouquet' For Valentine's Day

Not sure what to get your sweetheart for Valentine's Day? Instead of flowers, how about a lovely arrangement of pickles?

Medford Chicken & Rice Guys Closes After 'Severe' Flooding

The Boston-area chain said it will not reopen its Medford Square location after a burst pipe flooded the restaurant in late December.

Pedestrian Injured In Crash At Dangerous Salem Intersection

The south Salem intersection where the crash occurred is on a federal list of intersections earmarked for safety improvements.

Worcester Grad Jordan Lucas Heads To Super Bowl LIV

Kansas City Chiefs safety Jordan Lucas spent his last high school year in Worcester. His coaches remember him fondly.

Update On Framingham School Bus Woes Heads To School Committee

Before Christmas, Framingham gave school bus provider Durham School Services an end-of-January deadline to fix lateness issues.