Jose Mendez, 60, of Somerville, faces charges for sexually assaulting women at his unlicensed chiropractic business that he ran out of his home. Mendez denies the allegations. His bail was set at $5,500, and he is due in court on May 14.
Everett woman who struck pole in Clinton while drunk before leaving scene told police, “it is all their fault, they made me drink, they wanted to get me in trouble”
CLINTON — On Sunday, March 17, 2024, at approximately 2:38 a.m., Officer Michael Frick of the Clinton Police Department responded to a call from a woman on Beacon Street who reported that a motor vehicle struck a guide wire attached to a utility pole on Franklin Street. “[The caller] described the vehicle as a white Ford Explorer and stated the vehicle continued travelling on Franklin Street towards Main Street in the westbound direction,” Officer Frick said. “Sergeant Joseph Lefebvre, Patrolman Kyle Grady, and Patrolman Adam Prentiss, and I all were dispatched to the area of the reported motor vehicle crash hit and run.” (The account and quotations in this article were sourced from the printed Personnel Narrative of Officer Frick and do not reflect any political perspective or personal opinion of News Link Live, which is strictly a business entity.) When Officer Frick turned onto School Street from Union Street, he…
Somerville man allegedly sexually assaulted at least two women while posing as chiropractor
SOMERVILLE — A Somerville man is facing charges after allegedly…
Holden temporarily avoids legal action over housing law compliance
Massachusetts' Attorney General Andrea Campbell (left) and Holden's Town Manager,…
Everett woman who struck pole in Clinton while drunk before leaving scene told police, “it is all their fault, they made me drink, they wanted to get me in trouble”
CLINTON — On Sunday, March 17, 2024, at approximately 2:38…
Gallery Sitka in Shirley will host “Symptoms” an ink painting exhibition by French visual artist Veronique Sapin
Shirley – Gallery Sitka, a woman-owned and operated art gallery…
Two Boston men arrested after pushing cart of TVs out of Somerville Target then carrying them down Medford Street after cart locked
SOMERVILLE — On Tuesday, April 16, 2024, at approximately 7:07…
Townsend woman duped by fake soap opera star into allegedly poisoning husband
AYER — On Sunday, Dec. 3, 2023, at approximately 3:34…
Fitchburg woman arrested, permanently banned from Leominster McDonald’s after tirade, assault of manager
LEOMINSTER — On Friday, Feb. 2, 2024, at 12:30 p.m.,…
60-Year-Old Woman Arrested While Seeking Refuge at Leominster Denny’s
LEOMINSTER — On Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023, at 1:54 a.m.,…
Ashburnham woman airlifted to hospital after head-on collision in Ashby
ASHBY — On Monday, Feb. 19, around 5:06 p.m., the…
Man killed by vehicle in Attleboro Saturday “savagely” murdered his wife in Chelmsford in 1987
ATTLEBORO — The 74-year-old man who was struck and killed…
Woman killed in domestic incident at Lunenburg trailer park
LUNENBURG — At about 8:45 p.m. on Tuesday, Lunenburg police…
Police seeking Cadillac involved in highway shooting in Worcester
WORCESTER – Massachusetts State Police are asking for the public’s…
Fitchburg police officer awarded with TEAM award for saving life of 11-year-old girl
FITCHBURG — Worcester County District Attorney Joseph Early made an…
Worcester man snorts coke in front of officers while seated in SUV outside of Sperry’s Super Liquors
SHREWSBURY — On Tuesday, Sept. 13, at approximately 3:28 a.m.,…
Rehoboth man arrested for pulling knife on Home Depot manager after caught stealing
SOMERVILLE – On Tuesday, January, 17, 2023, Officer Gianna Ferrera…
Holden temporarily avoids legal action over housing law compliance
Holden has evaded a lawsuit by Attorney General Andrea Campbell for non-compliance with a law mandating multi-family housing near commuter rail stops. The town opposes the law, citing incongruity with its suburban-rural character.
Everett woman who struck pole in Clinton while drunk before leaving scene told police, “it is all their fault, they made me drink, they wanted to get me in trouble”
Maria Dos Santos, 54, of Everett, told police she was forced to drink after she crashed into a utility pole in Clinton, left the scene, then refused to pull over for police while driving at an incredibly low rate of speed. She now faces six charges, including OUI, leaving the scene of property damage, and fail to stop for police.
Gallery Sitka in Shirley will host “Symptoms” an ink painting exhibition by French visual artist Veronique Sapin
On Friday, April 26, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Gallery Sitka in Shirley will host an opening reception for “Symptoms,” an exhibition by French visual artist Veronique Sapin. Sapin will also be at the Fitchburg Art Museum on Thursday, May 2, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
Two Boston men arrested after pushing cart of TVs out of Somerville Target then carrying them down Medford Street after cart locked
At around 7:07 a.m., last Tuesday, Apr. 16, 2024, Somerville police apprehended two men who pushed a cart of TVs from Target, then carried them down Medford Street after the cart locked.
Fitchburg woman driving on wrong side of road with flat tire in Leominster arrested for child endangerment, OUI
Andrea Lemos-Rodriguez, 49, of Fitchburg, was arrested in Leominster after a caller reported a car with a popped tire driving very slowly on the wrong side of the road. Her 12-year-old son, who has Autism, was in the car with her at the time of her arrest.
Ayer man wins $1,000,000 on scratch ticket bought in Littleton, plans on using winning to renovate his home
Robert Pare of Ayer won the second highest prize on the Massachusetts State Lottery’s “$4,000,000 Bonus Bucks” scratch ticket. He plans on using his winning to renovate his home.
Embracing Holistic Health in High-Stress Professions: Q&A with Fitchburg Police Officer David Gordon
This article explores the vital differences between health and wellness, and how one police officer’s journey reflects a shift towards holistic well-being, sponsored by Wellpoint, formerly UniCare.
Worcester’s city employee salary database for 2023: see the city’s top earners and more
In 2023, Worcester saw growth in its city workforce and total payroll, with 8,016 employees and $519 million in earnings, including 1,540 six-figure salaries. City Manager Eric Batista earned the highest salary at $313,723, a significant increase from the previous year.
Lindsay Clancy’s husband is raising money again, this time by running the Boston Marathon in his slain children’s memory
Last year, Patrick Clancy raised $1,075,411 on a GoFundMe page called “Patrick Clancy Donations,” none of which has gone towards his wife’s legal fees.