Norman Miller
Reporter at MetroWest Daily News
I am the police/fire reporter for the MetroWest Daily News in Framingham. Follow me to find out what is happening in your town. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
metrowestdailynews.com | Norman Miller
Jason DeFalco, superintendent for the Blackstone-Millville Regional School District, has been selected as interim superintendent for Marlborough Public Schools. The selection is pending successful contract negotiations and will fill the vacancy left by retiring Superintendent Mary Murphy. The Marlborough School Committee opted for an interim superintendent after deciding not to offer the permanent position to two previous finalists.
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metrowestdailynews.com | Norman Miller
Former Newton District Court Judge Shelley Joseph faces a hearing on allegations she allegedly helped an undocumented immigrant evade ICE in 2018. Joseph, who denies the allegations, could be removed from the bench if found to have violated the judicial code of conduct. The hearing stems from a 2018 incident where Joseph allegedly allowed the immigrant to leave court through a different door to avoid ICE agents.
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1 week ago |
metrowestdailynews.com | Norman Miller
A two-alarm fire on May 6 destroyed the Feeds ‘N Needs animal feed store in Mendon. More than a dozen fire departments and 23 pieces of apparatus responded to the blaze, which was reported at 6:33 a.m.The building is a total loss, although no injuries were reported. More than a dozen fire departments fought a two-alarm fire on the morning of Tuesday, May 6, that destroyed a Mendon animal feed store, fire officials said.
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telegram.com | Norman Miller
The student-run game "Senior Assassin" involves players "eliminating" each other with water guns, causing concern for law enforcement and school officials. Police have responded to multiple calls about suspicious activity related to the game, including reports of students with realistic-looking water guns. While students consider the game harmless fun, police warn that it can lead to misunderstandings and dangerous situations, draining police resources.
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1 week ago |
thegardnernews.com | Norman Miller
The student-run game "Senior Assassin" involves players "eliminating" each other with water guns, causing concern for law enforcement and school officials. Police have responded to multiple calls about suspicious activity related to the game, including reports of students with realistic-looking water guns. While students consider the game harmless fun, police warn that it can lead to misunderstandings and dangerous situations, draining police resources.
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Fatal fire in Marlborough early Monday morning. Man dies after May 12 house fire on Hanlon Drive in Marlborough
Have you seen a bunch of teens running around with squirt guns? They're probably playing "Senior Assassin," a game some police departments are not a fan of! https://t.co/q5OqEJuw2q
There's rampart online speculation that there is a serial killer targeting women in New England based on a number of bodies found in the past few months. A serial killer expert says pump the breaks on that. https://t.co/ges9z1uK5v