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Rick Sobey

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Assistant Editor at Boston Herald

Assistant Editor @BostonHerald, [email protected]. Before: @LowellSun. BU 2012. 10-time marathoner, all 3 American majors. Ran up Mt Washington in 86 mins

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  • 1 day ago | bostonherald.com | Rick Sobey

    As great white sharks return to feast on seals, local shark researchers are urging people to be “shark smart” and be aware of their surroundings. This safety message from the New England Aquarium comes after the first white shark of the season was confirmed in Massachusetts waters. Over the weekend off Nantucket, a white shark chomped on a seal. A person reported that they saw a pool of blood off Smith’s Point in Madaket. They then saw a seal swimming toward the beach with a shark following behind.

  • 2 days ago | gazettextra.com | Rick Sobey

    By Rick Sobey - Boston Herald (TNS) The buffer zone around Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham was expanded for the Read retrial after jurors during the first trial reported that they could hear loud protesters during deliberations. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

  • 2 days ago | thederrick.com | Rick Sobey

    DEDHAM, Mass. — The protesters fighting the court’s buffer zone in the high-profile Karen Read case have scored a win in federal appeals court. The buffer zone around Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham was expanded for the Read retrial after jurors during the first trial reported that they could hear loud protesters during deliberations. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.

  • 2 days ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Rick Sobey

    By Rick Sobey, Boston Herald The buffer zone around Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham was expanded for the Read retrial after jurors during the first trial reported that they could hear loud protesters during deliberations.

  • 2 days ago | bostonherald.com | Rick Sobey

    The protesters fighting the court’s buffer zone in the high-profile Karen Read case have scored a win in federal appeals court. The buffer zone around Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham was expanded for the Read retrial after jurors during the first trial reported that they could hear loud protesters during deliberations. As a result of that expanded buffer zone, a group of protesters sued state officials in Massachusetts federal court — seeking a preliminary injunction against the new buffer zone.

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