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Top News – Jan. 4: Epstein contacts revealed, West Boylston vandals IDed, Mazzarella MA’s longest serving mayor, Nevada judge attacked in court, & Quincy man lights raccoon on fire

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Jeffrey Epstein contact names released by court. Here are key takeaways from the unsealed documents.

From CBS News

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‘A stupid thing to do’: West Boylston police ID teens who vandalized sports field

From The Telegram & Gazette

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Leominster Mayor Dean Mazzarella enters 16th term, 31st year in office

From WCVB

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Nevada judge attacked by airborne defendant during sentencing in Vegas courtroom

From Politico

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Quincy man accused of trying to light raccoon on fire

From NBC Boston

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