Nearly 200 MA Boy Scout Leaders Accused Of Abuse: Patch PM

Welcome to Tuesday's Patch PM. These were the top headlines from across the Massachusetts Patch network today:

Nearly 200 Massachusetts Boy Scout Leaders Accused Of Sex Abuse

Lawyers identified scores of accused child predators that the Boy Scouts of America catalogued in its "Perversion Files."

Robert Kraft Video Release Delayed By Judge

A judge agreed with Robert Kraft's attorneys that releasing the video now would deny Kraft a fair trial.

2 More Pleading Guilty In College Admissions Scandal

Wealthy insurance executive Toby MacFarlane paid University of Southern California coach Laura Janke $450,000, prosecutors said in federal court in Boston.

Chestnut Hill Fire: Red Cross Sets Up Help Center For Displaced

The Red Cross have set up an emergency and informational number for anyone impacted to call if they have questions.

3D Crosswalk At Medford School Increases Safety: Officials

The optical illusion, designed to lower speeds in the area, is the culmination of an effort by two elementary schoolers.

Andover Police Release Photos Of Armed Robbery Suspect

Andover police released surveillance footage showing a white man wearing a mask as he entered the store around 7:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Boston Breaks 82-Year-Old Record Rainfall

And at least two homes were evacuated on account of damage from the rain, according to the Red Cross.

Brookline Man Jumps Atop Police Car, Runs Off, Chase Ensues: PD

The original call came in for a report of a man throwing a brick at a door, according to Brookline police.

Tewksbury Police Pull Car From Water

The incident is under investigation, according to Tewksbury Police Chief Timothy Sheehan.