Nick Stoico
Express Desk Reporter at The Boston Globe
Editor at Freelance
Express Desk reporter @BostonGlobe | Previously @ConMonitorNews @FostersDailyDem @TheNewHampshire | News tips: [email protected]
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1 day ago |
bostonglobe.com | Nick Stoico |Rita Chandler |Tonya Alanez |Emily Spatz
WORCESTER — More than 200 people protested on Worcester Common Tuesday evening against the Trump administration’s immigration policies and the arrest of a Brazilian immigrant in front of her daughters on a city street last week. “What do we want? Due process,” and “ICE out of Worcester,” the crowd chanted, led by Mysti Green, an organizer with Worcester Indivisible. “I cannot watch our community get attacked, kidnapped, and deported into horrible conditions,” Green told the crowd.
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5 days ago |
bostonglobe.com | Nick Stoico
A New Hampshire resident and green card holder who was detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement at Logan Airport in March has been released from custody, according to his girlfriend and his attorney’s law firm. Fabian Schmidt, an electrical engineer originally from Germany who has been in the US since he was a teenager, was arrested March 7 for reasons that remain unclear when he returned from a brief trip to Luxembourg. His family has said he was visiting his father.
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5 days ago |
bostonglobe.com | Nick Stoico
A Gloucester police officer has been charged with receiving child sexual abuse material after federal authorities seized electronic devices from his home and allegedly identified him as a registered account holder with a dark website where users can access child pornography, federal prosecutors said Friday.
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6 days ago |
bostonglobe.com | Camilo Fonseca |Nick Stoico
Boston area Catholics praised the selection of Cardinal Robert Prevost as the next pope on Thursday, the first pontiff to hail from the United States in the church’s 2,000 year history, as church officials and parishioners expressed optimism that he will unite the church and continue its work to serve people in marginalized communities.
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Nick Stoico
A woman who was accused of being a man while using a women’s restroom at a Boston hotel said Wednesday she has filed complaints with the Attorney General’s office and the state’s Commission Against Discrimination. Ansley Baker, 28, said she and her girlfriend, Elizabeth Victor, were enjoying a Kentucky Derby-themed party on the patio at the Liberty Hotel on Saturday when it started to rain and the party moved inside. A short time later, Baker had to use the restroom and Victor went in with her.
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