Tonya Alanez
Reporter at The Boston Globe
Breaking news, crime & general assignment @BostonGlobe 4-midnight, M-F. Reporter/Writer on @SunSentinel Pulitzer Prize team Public Service https://t.co/DkS9siCiaO
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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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bostonglobe.com | Tonya Alanez
The Trump administration on Monday issued a new ultimatum to Harvard University in its escalating feud over federal funding and oversight of academic affairs at the Ivy League university in Cambridge. Harvard will no longer be eligible for new research grants until the school complies with a series of demands from the administration, including ending diversity, education and inclusion programs, and curtailing campus protests.
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bostonglobe.com | Tonya Alanez
A former assistant admissions administrator at Emmanuel College who allegedly offered to pay a 17-year-old prospective student “for some fun,” similarly propositioned a 13-year-old, court records show. Jacob Henriques, 29, of Boston was arrested Friday on charges of attempted sex trafficking of a minor for his alleged communications with the 17-year-old, according to a complaint filed in US District Court in Boston. At his first appearance hearing on Monday, US Magistrate Judge Judith G.
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bostonglobe.com | Tonya Alanez
On Saturday, a family-owned seafood restaurant on Cape Cod was serving up a steady stream of mint juleps and other Kentucky Derby-inspired specials, a precursor to Mother’s Day, Memorial Day, and hopes for a busy summer season to come. Within hours, the mainstay on Tupper Road for more than 50 years was gutted. “As of now, the structure is being torn down,” owner George Gossios Jr. said in a telephone interview Sunday afternoon.
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bostonglobe.com | Tonya Alanez
Linda MaxwellMaine State PoliceA Bangor, Maine man has been arrested for the killing of an 18-year-old girl who went missing in 1984 and later washed up on the shore of the St. Croix River, authorities said Thursday. Raymond Brown, 65, was arrested during a traffic stop at about 4:15 p.m., according to Maine State Police. The murder of Linda Maxwell had gone unsolved for more than 40 years. Maxwell lived in Calais and was last seen in the area on a Thursday night, Aug.
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