Ex-Middlesex Register Faces Sentencing For Theft

TV38 Boston - Sun Nov 08

WBZ 2 of 3 WBZ 3 of 3 Surveillance video shows, what prosecutors say, is John Buonomo taking money from cash and copy machines.

Cities see profit in more liquor licenses

Boston Globe - Fri Nov 06

Faced with the recession, cities and towns are pressing for more liquor licenses to stimulate their economies by attracting new restaurants.

Biographical information on Carmen Ortiz

Boston.com - Fri Nov 06

EDUCATION -- Adelphi University, bachelor's degree, business administration, 1978; George Washington University Law School, juris doctorate, 1981.

Woman struck, killed on tracks near Belmont Station

Boston Herald - Thu Nov 05

The woman was struck at about 12:40 p.m. by an inbound Fitchburg Line Commuter Rail train at the intersection of Alexander Avenue and Channing Road, said T spokesman Joe Pesaturo.

Stressed out? How the economy wears you down

Hampton Roads Daily Press - Thu Nov 05

How the economy is affecting sleep, diet, weight, relationships, addictions, well-being, and depression.

Let juries determine sex offendersa fate

Boston Globe - Sat Oct 31

MIDDLESEX DISTRICT Attorney Gerard Leone wants state lawmakers to give juries more say in whether some sex offenders should be civilly committed after completing their criminal sentences.

'The grip of addiction is very powerful'

Lowell Sun - Thu Oct 29

Colm Sullivan told his dad he loved him, then fell asleep on the couch. He never woke up.

Deaths highlight issue of elders, domestic violence

Boston.com - Wed Oct 28

The violent deaths of William and Jane Wyman of Newton last week, allegedly by his hand in the home they shared for decades, shows the need for more communication and education about domestic violence, said several local social workers and advocates.

Tsongas to announce she'll endorse Coakley

Lowell Sun - Wed Oct 28

U.S. Rep. Niki Tsongas will endorse Attorney General Martha Coakley for U.S. Senate today at a campaign rally in Lowell, throwing her weight behind a fellow female politician at the expense of a congressional colleague.

DA wants prosecutors to have more say in sex-offender statute

Lowell Sun - Tue Oct 27

Middlesex District Attorney Gerry Leone and state Sen. Steven Baddour, D-Methuen, will testify at a hearing Tuesday on behalf of a bill they say will reform the sexually dangerous persons statute five days after a convicted sex offender with a lengthy record in Massachusetts and New Hampshire allegedly attacked a woman at a Boston hospital.