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![Mayor @[129500430509534:274:Joe Curtatone] will submit a Home Rule Petition to the Somerville Board of Aldermen tonight, requesting authorization from the State Legislature for the posthumous appointment of fallen MIT Police Officer Sean Collier to the @[150873528321713:274:Somerville Police Department]. Sean gave six years of service to the Somerville Police Department serving as a civilian employee, a volunteer Auxiliary Police Officer and Sergeant, and as an unpaid intern. His enrollment in the Transit Police Academy was sponsored by the Somerville Police Department as well, and he was still serving as the department webmaster at the time of his death. Sean would have been offered the opportunity to become a sworn officer on June 3, 2013. Once the home rule petition is approved by the State, a formal appointment ceremony will be held at City Hall. Officer Collier will also be memorialized as an MIT Police Officer killed in the line of duty at both the National Law Enforcement Memorial in Washington, D.C., and the Massachusetts Law Enforcement Memorial at the State House in Boston.](https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/s480x480/72809_545793945473495_1910399236_n.png)
The growing memorial at MIT for officer Sean Collier (photo by Dominick Reuter)
by Neil Ungerleider/Staff 4/24/2013
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and help raise cash for Gabriel Gomez, a fellow Republican and Navy veteran who is running in a special election for the U.S.
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Monday because of the involvement of Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny, who supports of a bill in his country that would Audit: Mass. nonprofit overcharged state A nonprofit organization that contracts with Massachusetts
to provide services to residents with autism and other developmental disabilities should repay nearly $350,000 in state funds
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 Female pedestrian fatally stuck in Boston hit-and-runA female pedestrian was fatally struck in a hit-and-run crash in the area of Beacon Street at Charlesgate West Sunday. More  FOX 25's Sarah Wroblewski explains Sunday's sun haloWhat a sight Sunday across southeast Mass. to Cape Cod! Did you see it? If you looked up at the sun Sunday afternoon, there was a full rainbow ring around it, otherwise known as a sun halo. More  Local doctor helps rescue man fishing in Falmouth harborA 44-year-old man is in critical condition after he tipped his raft while fishing with a younger man in Megansett Harbor Sunday morning. More  Student, N. Attleboro man seriously injured in head-on crash
Officer who shot Hofstra student faced harrowing choiceWith a bullet still in his body, the police officer who survived
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help to victims of the Boston Marathon bombings says he will keep to the June 30 date for release of donated money. Few neighbors recall Obama during Harvard years Living in SomervilleStudent directories reveal Michelle Obama’s Cambridge addresses
 Michelle L. Robinson poses while at Harvard. Photo courtesy of Harvard University
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Sandwich reverend accused of plagiarizing sermonsAn Episcopal reverend from Sandwich was suspended from
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on Route 128 southbound in Dedham Friday. Baby at center of Lowell assault case dies A 9-week-old infant has died as a result of injuries allegedly
caused by his father. MBTA officer shot in bomb suspect gun battle in rehab The
MBTA police officer who was critically injured in a shootout with the Boston Marathon bombing suspects has moved to a rehab
hospital.
Marchand delivers to lift Bruins over Rangers 3-2Brad Marchand left the morning skate early. The Bruins were thrilled he was on the ice at the end of the game Thursday night. More precisely, just a few feet from the empty side of the net. More  House committee to grill ousted IRS chiefLawmakers are ready to question the ousted head of the Internal Revenue Service as Congress holds its first hearing on the tougher scrutiny the IRS gave tea party and other conservative groups that applied for tax-exempt status. More  Reports: Suspected marathon bomber penned confession inside boatSuspected Boston Marathon bomber number two may have penned a confession inside the now infamous Watertown boat where he was taken into custody by police four days after he and his brother allegedly set off explosions near the marathon finish line, killing three and injuring over 260 people. More
 Roxbury woman accused of blackmailing lawyer for breast implantsInsurance companies can boggle you down with paperwork following an accident, but there is no section to file a claim seeking breast implants as retribution. More  Investigators: 7 people spotted near Mass. reservoir no threatInvestigators have determined that seven people spotted by police in a restricted area near the Quabbin Reservoir have no connection to any criminal activity or groups. More
2nd IRS official to leave amid tea party scandal A second top Internal Revenue Service official has announced
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owner Robert Kraft wants to buy The Boston Globe. The reports say members of the Kraft Group have received a presentation
from the company hired by the New York Times to sell the Globe.  Seven people cited for trespassing at Quabbin ReservoirSeven individuals originally from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore will be summonsed to court for trespassing after a Mass. State Police trooper found them on the grounds of the Quabbin Reservoir early Tuesday morning. Massachusetts state police say they and the FBI are investigating the incident, but have no evidence of terrorism. More  Sunshine, warmer temps dominate ThursdayWarm westerly winds will send temperatures to the 70s Thursday,
perhaps even 80! More
 Robin Hoods of Keene pay it forward to parking metersNot having change for a parking meter is not a problem for those living in Keene, N.H. because a group is going around inserting money into meters when needed claiming they are paying it forward; however, not everyone agrees with the act of generosity, including the city. More  NH school board votes to restrict birthdays, snacks, treatsLynn church pastor faces child rape charge The pastor of an evangelical church in Lynn
has pleaded not guilty to child rape and sexual assault charges. Chefs raising money for Boston bombings victims Dozens of top chefs left their kitchens on
Wednesday to set up operations behind concession stands offering fine food and drinks at Fenway Park in a project intended
to raise money for Boston Marathon bombing victims. Nashua man accused of assaulting woman with sunscreen in road rage incident A 52-year-old New Hampshire man is facing
charges after an alleged road rage incident during which he sprayed sunscreen on another driver. Conn. man arrested in assault of Brown student, Norwood resident A 25-year-old Connecticut man was arrested
Wednesday for his alleged involvement in an assault that left a Brown University sophomore critically injured. UMass: Senate budget plan won't avoid tuition hike University of Massachusetts officials are
warning that the Senate's budget proposal doesn't include enough money for the university system to avoid tuition and fee
hikes during the upcoming academic year.
 Obama: IRS actions 'intolerable,' 'inexcusable'President Barack Obama says a government watchdog's report shows intolerable and inexcusable behavior by the Internal Revenue Service in targeting tea party groups. More  Cop widow fights on for benefitA widow's 14-year fight for death benefits after her police officer husband died from Hepatitis C continued Tuesday on Beacon Hill with emotional testimony asking a legislative committee to support a law granting the benefit normally given to survivors of public safety officials who die from work-related causes. More  Tougher drunken driving threshold recommendedStates should cut their threshold for drunken driving by nearly half — from .08 blood alcohol level to 0.05 — matching a standard that has substantially reduced highway deaths in other countries, a U.S. safety board recommends. That's about one drink for a woman weighing less than 120 lbs., two for a 160 lb. man. More  Crime Files: Alleged murderer back in court sans swastika tattooKeith Luke is a self-proclaimed white supremacist accused of murdering two people and badly hurting a third in Brockton in 2009. His trial is just getting started, and Luke is showing up in court looking completely different from the last time we saw him. More Robin Hoods of Keene pay it forward to parking metersNot having change for a parking meter is not a problem for those living in Keene, N.H. because a group is going around inserting money into meters when needed claiming they are paying it forward; however, not everyone agrees with the act of generosity, including the city. More Seven people cited for trespassing at Quabbin ReservoirSeven individuals originally from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore will be summonsed to court for trespassing
after a Mass. State Police trooper found them on the grounds of the Quabbin Reservoir early Tuesday morning. Former state rep. accused of assaulting girlfriend outside Chicken Bone A former Marlborough City Councilor and state representative
is accused of assaulting his girlfriend outside a Framingham restaurant Saturday, police said. Defamation suit reinstated for founder of BostonA defamation lawsuit filed by the founder of the rock group
Boston against the ex-wife of the band's late lead singer was reinstated Tuesday by the Massachusetts Appeals Court. Tribe unveils new design for proposed Mass. casino On
the eve of a key legislative hearing, the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe unveiled a new design on Tuesday for the $500 million resort
casino it hopes to build if the tribe succeeds in getting state and federal approvals for the project. Boxborough selectmen reject proposed slot parlorSelectmen have voted down a Maryland developer's proposal
to build a slot parlor in Boxborough, northwest of Boston.  Bergeron, Bruins rally to stun Leafs in Game 7Patrice Bergeron put the winning touch on an extraordinary comeback, then raced into the arms of smiling teammate Zdeno Chara. "It's about finding a way and showing some character," the Bruins' best all-around player said. "Everyone has to step up in the playoffs and tonight was my turn to do it for my team." More
Jolie Reveals Double MastectomyThe 37-year-old actress revealed that after a lot of tests, she made a hard choice to undergo the procedure. Why she made the tough decision
Suspect Identified in Parade ShootingPolice are searching for a man in connection to the Mother’s Day parade shooting in New Orleans that injured 20 people. 19-year-old with criminal history Russia Detains American DiplomatSecurity services in Russia say they have caught and detained a US diplomat who they claim is a spy for the CIA. Strange items he was allegedly carrying
New Details on Kidnapping SuspectAriel Castro was arrested last week after three women who vanished a decade ago were found alive at his Cleveland home. Accusations of violence revealed Monday
 Fox News SEAL Team 6 Families Want AnswersSeventeen of the troops died just three months after killing bin Laden -- and their families claim it may have been our government's fault.  Partly sunny Tuesday with intervals of passing cloudsIt will be partly sunny today with intervals of passing clouds. Clouds linked to an ocean storm pushed towards the Cape and Islands overnight. Clouds there should thin by mid-morning as high pressure keeps the storm at bay. More  At least 120 illegal immigrants getting in-state tuitionThe Patrick administration's controversial decision to allow some illegal immigrants to pay the same lower rates at public colleges and universities as citizens who live in Massachusetts is now bringing the threat of a lawsuit from a legal watchdog group and criticism from some Republican lawmakers who say the move violates federal law. More  British PM Cameron visits Boston Marathon memorialBritish Prime Minister David Cameron, accompanied by Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, has visited the Boston marathon bombings memorial. More  Powerball jackpot $350 millionFeeling lucky? You might want to go pick up a Powerball ticket. The jackpot is $350 million. More  Photo Courtesy: The Boston HeraldMass. inmate requests cake, colored pens, dragon blood to follow Wiccan faithA Mass. prisoner has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Correction and a prison superintendent claiming he has been denied access to items, including but not limited to ritual oils, herbs, teas, robes, medallions, colored pens, and cakes, which are necessary to properly exercise his Wiccan faith. More  YouTube: theaustinstonechurchReal or Fake: Man catches bird with bare hand in YouTube video
Parents of slain Mass. teen to testify on bills The parents of a Wayland teen who was killed by a former
boyfriend plan to ask state lawmakers to require dating violence prevention as part of health and sexual education programs
in public Sandy Hook shooter had no drugs or alcohol in system Recently
released toxicology tests show that Adam Lanza, the shooter behind the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre had no drugs
or alcohol in his system when he shot and killed 20 first-graders and six faculty members at the Newtown school last December. Suspect in Brockton double slaying goes to trial The trial of a Brockton man charged with two racially motivated
killings who once showed up in court with a swastika carved into his forehead is scheduled to start Tuesday. Brown U. player critically injured by head punch Police in Providence, R.I., say a Brown University basketball
player is in critical condition after being punched in the head in what appeared to be an unprovoked assault. AG: Pair arrested for extensive human trafficking operation A Medford woman and a Woburn man have been arrested in connection
with running an extensive human trafficking operation spanning multiple communities, including Bedford, Billerica, Medford
 Man charged with drunk driving for crash that killed Curry College studentA 24-year-old Stoughton man has been charged with operating under the influence for the Canton car crash that killed a junior at Curry College. More  Afghanistan vet charged with critically injuring his 2-month-old sonA 2-month old boy from Lowell is in the hospital with critical injuries that authorities say were caused by his father. More  2 found dead inside crashed car in ChelseaA man and woman were found dead inside a car that came to rest against a building in Chelsea. Police responded to a commercial building at 111 Crescent Ave. at about 4:30 a.m. Monday. Police are calling this suspicious even though the call came in as a car crash. More  Police vow to solve shootings of 19 in New OrleansNew Orleans police vowed to swiftly track down the gunmen who wounded 19 people at a neighborhood Mother's Day parade, the latest case of violence flaring up around a celebration in the city this year. More  NE Unsolved: The Murder of Paula Jacobs
IRS admits to targeting conservative groups Congressional Republicans already are conducting several
investigations into the Internal Revenue Service's targeting of tea party groups ahead of the 2012 elections. Salem State to pay tribute to slain MIT officer Salem State University is paying tribute to alumnus and slain
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revealed text messages show Boston Marathon Bomber No. 1 Tamerlan Tsarnaev was willing to die for Islam. U.S. officials are
calling the text messages the most important in a series of missed signals, a vital piece of information that Russia reportedly
withheld from the U.S. government prior to the bombings. Dog kills miniature horse on Martha's Vineyard Animal control officers say an Old English bulldog killed
one miniature horse and mauled another over the weekend on Martha's Vineyard. Deadline approaches for Boston mayoral candidates The deadline for the Boston mayoral race is quickly approaching.
It is only one week from Tuesday until the paperwork needs to be turned in.
Police: 17 wounded in New Orleans parade shootingGunmen opened fire on dozens of people marching in a Mother's Day second-line parade in New Orleans on Sunday, wounding at least 17 people, police said. More  UMass Dartmouth students celebrate graduation in wake of tragedyIt was a commencement to remember for UMass Dartmouth's Class of 2013. More Lowell man charged after 2-month-old child found unresponsiveOfficials are investigating a report of two-month old child
found non-responsive on Mammoth Road in Lowell Saturday, a district attorney said. High school student inspires Mass. Super Bowl champsLet's be honest. As a whole, society can be pretty judgmental; however,
putting aside differences and getting past those initial judgments can be a very rewarding experience, especially if it means
getting to know Kyle Corbett. Pedestrian, 44, dies in NH accident Police in Salem, N.H., say a 44-year-old woman has died after
being struck by a pickup truck on Main Street. Motorcyclist seriously injured in Seabrook crashA motorcyclist was injured in a serious two car crash that
occurred on Route 107 in Seabrook on Saturday. Police: Everett suspects found with gun stolen from evidence lockerTwo Everett men and an Everett woman were arraigned on numerous
gun and drug charges, including possession of a gun that was reportedly stolen from the Chelsea District Court evidence
 'Act of terror' certification could cost businesses impacted by bombingsBoston businesses that lost revenue and sustained damage in the Marathon bombings could have a difficult time recouping those losses due to a lack of "terrorism" coverage. More  Mass. Most Wanted: May 11Help track down the suspects featured in this week's Mass. Most Wanted. More 'Act of terror' certification could cost businesses impacted by bombingsBoston businesses that lost revenue and sustained damage in the Marathon bombings could have a difficult time recouping those losses due to a lack of "terrorism" coverage. More  Authorities: Bombing suspect's burial appears to be legalThe decision to bury Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev in a small Islamic cemetery in rural Virginia is angering some members of the area's Islamic community. More Curry College mourns loss of cheerleader, nursing studentA junior at Curry College died Saturday morning after a car accident in Canton. More  Official: Texts would have allowed FBI to track TsarnaevU.S. officials are calling text messages between the alleged Marathon bombers' mother and a relative the "most important in a series of missed signals" between the United States and Russia. More  Report: Student ordered therapy shocks for other students at group homeA new report says a Canton-based group home that gives electric shocks as part of their therapy regimen did not follow protocol in two 2007 incidents. More  Fundraiser held in Nashua for bombing victim BaumanA fundraiser was held for Marathon victim Jeff Bauman Saturday, one day after he was released from the hospital. More Authorities, members of Islamic community not told of Tsarnaev's burialThe decision to bury Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev in a small Islamic cemetery in rural Virginia is angering some members of the area's Islamic community. More  Threat of showers for some Saturday, temps in 70s for Mother's DayA warm front will be crossing Saturday morning. Much of the energy with it will ride to the north and west of us, but the threat of showers will be there, especially northwest of 128. More The National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado developed from a series of storms that tore through Mass. Thursday evening. More  Herald: Boston public school employees rescreened after workers with rap sheets foundThe Boston Herald reports that Boston Public School officials are rescreening employees after some school workers were found to have rap sheets. More  Tamerlan Tsarnaev's final resting place in Doswell, Va.Death Certificate: Tsarnaev shot by police, dragged by vehicleTamerlan Tsarnaev's death certificate was released by the Massachusetts medical examiner Friday hours after it was learned the 26-year-old suspected Boston Marathon bomber was buried in Virginia. More Report: Student ordered therapy shocks for other students at group homeA new report says a Canton-based group home that gives electric shocks as part of their therapy regimen did not follow protocol in two 2007 incidents. More  NWS to determine if tornado hit StoughtonThunderstorms that walloped Mass. Thursday afternoon left behind some of their worst damage in Stoughton. More Herald: Boston public school employees rescreened after workers with rap sheets foundThe Boston Herald reports that Boston Public School officials are rescreening employees after some school workers were found to have rap sheets. More  Crews respond to two fires at same home in WakefieldUpdated: May 10, 2013 8:42 AM EDTA fire at a home in Wakefield had to be extinguished twice Thursday into Friday. More  Warm, muggy weather for Friday; Beautiful Mother's Day on tapNewFriday will be warm and muggy ahead of a beautiful Mother's Day forecast for Sunday. More  State's top animal official resigns under cloud of controversyFOX UNDERCOVER - The state's top veterinarian has resigned after a FOX Undercover investigation revealed a judge raised serious questions about his ethics over a case where he was accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars from an alcoholic senior citizen suffering from dementia. More Report: Student ordered therapy shocks for other students at group homeBoston College defends commencement speaker choiceBoston College is defending its selection of Ireland's prime
minister to be its commencement speaker despite criticism from a local conservative Catholic group. Dunkin' Brands Chairman Luther retiring Dunkin' Brands Group Inc. Chairman Jon Luther is retiring
and will be succeeded in the post by CEO Nigel Travis. Herald: 'Lil Poopy's' parents investigated againYouTube: BrianSlayTV  The parents of a 9-year-old Brockton rapper known as Lil
Poopy are under investigation again. Survivor found after 17 days in Bangladesh factory rubbleBangladesh rescue workers have freed a woman trapped for
17 days in the rubble of a collapsed building. Read more: http://www.myfoxboston.com/#ixzz2StmVktE4 A new report says a Canton-based group home that gives electric shocks as part of their therapy regimen did not follow protocol in two 2007 incidents. More  LiveLeak.comViral: Cat comically paralyzed by thunder shirt Worcester police chief's appeal: Get suspect's body out of cityNineteen days after Bomber No. 1 Tamerlan Tsarnaev died following a gunbattle with police, cemeteries still refused to take his remains. On Wednesday, Worcester Police Chief Gary J. Gemme pleaded for a resolution. "I am publicly appealing to those with authority to provide a burial site. Do so, and do so quickly," he said. More>>  Partly to mostly cloudy skies Thursday with temps in the 70sYikes-the hair will be puffy today! It almost feels like summer with sticky wake up weather in the 50s. We'll find relief from the muggy air on Sunday, until then be prepared for the frizz. More>>  BPD Commissioner to testify in hearing on marathon bombingsBoston Police Commissioner Ed Davis will testify in Washington as the first congressional hearing on the Boston Marathon bombings gets underway. More>>  Bombing suspect's widow hires criminal lawyerAs the quest to find a resting place for the body of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev drags on, his widow continues to face questions from federal authorities and has hired a criminal lawyer with experience defending terrorism cases. More>>  Cleveland man arraigned on rape, kidnap chargesA Cleveland man has been arraigned on charges of rape and kidnapping days after three women missing for about a decade were found alive at his home. More>>  Internet detectives: Do they help or hurt investigations? The mysterious man on the roof. The man clad in the
blue robe. These individuals were all once considered to be possible suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings; however, it
wasn't law enforcement pointing the finger at these men, it was average citizens playing detective on social media. Gardner man, 70, subdues intruder A 70-year-old Gardner resident says he laid
a beating on a 24-year-old man who smashed through a window in his home Saturday. NH man saves son after he sneaks out of their home, falls into nearby pond A New Hampshire father jumped into action
Wednesday after his toddler son fell into a pond near the family's home. BPD Commissioner to testify in hearing on marathon bombings Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis will testify
in Washington as the first congressional hearing on the Boston Marathon bombings gets underway. Jury set for Mass. trial in 2009 fatal fireJury selection has been completed for the
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