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No Police Commissioner Appointment Pending Legal Process
Mayor Kim Janey did not name a new police commissioner Friday, citing a court filing by Dennis White.

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Mayor Kim Janey did not name a new police commissioner Friday, citing a court filing by Dennis White.

Correia, elected mayor at just 23 years old in 2015, was acquitted on three counts, including extortion.
The latest on the state's mask mandate, school vaccinations and progress in the battle against COVID-19.
Plus: We're talking who has the best odds, what seems like not the best place to work and family fun at the beer gardens.
The following are excerpts from the Melrose police log for the week beginning May 3.
Thursday marks the first day children 12 to 15 are eligible for the coronavirus vaccine. Patch wants to know how you feel about it.
Thursday marks the first day children 12 to 15 are eligible for the coronavirus vaccine. Patch wants to know how you feel about it.
Thursday marks the first day children 12 to 15 are eligible for the coronavirus vaccine. Patch wants to know how you feel about it.
Plus: We're talking about how impossible it is to catch a ride, getting out to the ballpark and some old tunes.
The intersection at Lynn Fells Parkway and Melrose Street saw some 40 crashes from 2015-19, even more than the nearby Main Street crossing.
Former congressional candidate Caroline Colarusso and four other failed GOP candidates were unsuccessful in their bid to void results.
"It's a simple idea but a really nice one," Town Councilor Jonathan Chines said.
Plus: We're talking Warren's encounter with Rose, a cool $15K a month and where to grab a bite as the weather warms.
The city's residents showed they're ready to get back inside for a coffee, an option they've been lacking downtown since the pandemic began.
Plus: We're talking about a big comeback, a $10,000 bounty and a fun Mother's Day message.
Ash Street was shut down while responders assess damage.
A City Council subcommittee again didn't make a call on a thorny proposal from the mayor that would allow alcohol sales at some park space.
The Wakefield Veterans Advisory Board is asking Wakefield to designate a parking spot at Town Hall specifically for those who have served.
Plus: We're talking about the Hub (of words,) an inspiration out of Everett and the surprisingly fun first-place Red Sox.
Row 34 is launching its third location on Saturday, adding to spots in Boston and Portsmouth, N.H.