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Storm nearly over after leaving another 6-12 inches  The latest in a long line of snowstorms to pummel southeastern Massachusetts has added up to 11 inches to the fast-growing total for the season. Most schools are closed for the fourth time this month and driving remains hazardous. Open this story for more details and the seven-day forecast from the National Weather Service.  Read More Brockton man, brother of murder victim, wants seat on Parole Board  Jim Rober of Brockton, whose handicapped brother was murdered in Plymouth in 1986, is applying to be named to the state Parole Board as a victim advocate. Rober’s move comes as state officials work to overhaul the parole system, after the shooting death of a Woburn police officer by a paroled career criminal. Read More Rep. Bradley's wife under fire for political donations  The wife of state Rep. Garrett Bradley took a beating at a State House judgeship hearing, facing questions over whether her nomination was fueled by nearly $40,000 in recent political donations. Read More Norwell woman charged with OUI with baby in the car posts $5,000 bail Gayle E. Drummond, 37, of Norwell posted $5,000 bail Monday afternoon after she was finally arraigned on charges that included third-offense drunken driving and child endangerment. Police say there was a baby in the car when Drummond was pulled over Jan. 15. Read More Quincy will reassess health-care choice Facing a July deadline, Quincy officials and employee unions will begin meeting soon to reassess the 2008 decision to join a state-run health-care program as a way to save money. Read More Bruins edge Panthers, reach All-Star break in first place.  The Boston Bruins overcame a few obstacles on Wednesday night to beat the hard-working Panthers, 2-1. The victory brought the Bruins to the NHL All-Star break atop the Northeast Division, four points ahead of Montreal with 32 games remaining. Read More NOTHING BUT NET: Catching up with local athletes Links to news about local athletes, updated frequently. Subscribe to this page in an RSS feed. Read More Was Chuck Turner's sentence fair?  Former Boston City Councilor Chuck Turner has been sentenced to three years in prison for taking a $1,000 bribe and then lying about it to FBI agents. Is that fair? Take our poll. Post a comment or e-mail us at editpage@ledger.com or letters@enterprisenews.com. Call 781-340-3157 and leave a short message that we might post as an audio letter. Read More Top Classified: Hanover MA United States 02339  $649,900, Single Family, 4 Beds, 2 Baths, HANOVER Just Listed! Nearly new 8 rm Colonial w/4 BR, 2 Baths. This home is a showplace. Gorgeous kit w/granite, SS appliances. Oak floors, fireplace, c... Read More | Special Sections
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