| MORNING EDITION published on Friday February 25, 2011 HOT LINKS: WickedLocal.com Traffic/ForeRiver Bridge Openings Buy Photos Forward to a Friend Subscribe | ||||||||||||||
Print extras in today's Patriot Ledger 
Every day, The Patriot Ledger publishes stories you can only find in our print edition or e-paper. In today's edition: LIVING QUARTERS: Ninety-six featured homes in our special Housing section. HELP FOR HOMELESS: The formerly homeless in Quincy and Weymouth get a boost, but find out why housing advocates are very concerned about the future.  Read More Community service crew taps sugar maple trees in Canton  Six men and three women, bused in from the Community Corrections office in Quincy, got a break from the mundane jobs usually assigned to those performing court-ordered community service. At the Ponkapoag Golf Course in Canton, two state park rangers handed out dozens of steel sap buckets and lids to the nine orange-vested workers and turned the crew loose on long rows of maple trees. Read More Duxbury firefighter due in court on drunken driving charge  Duxbury firefighter John Thomas, who was charged with drunken driving while he was in uniform as a part-time Duxbury police officer in late December, is due in court Monday. Read More TODAY'S WEATHER: Heavy rain and wind Open this story for the seven-day forecast from the National Weather Service. Read More Stomach bug cases on the rise on South Shore and Boston South Shore Hospital in Weymouth is treating more gastrointestinal illnesses this winter than it is cases of influenza. Read More Notre Dame Academy and Hingham High win titles at Cougar Classic girls hockey tournament Read More Hingham High boys hockey tops Archbishop Williams BOYS HOCKEY: Tom Trogele scored twice Thursday night as Hingham defeated Archbishop Williams, 6-3, in the third-place game of the Cape Cod Classic in Falmouth. Read More Should Pilgrim be relicensed?  The MBTA in court filings denies it agreed to a change in the warranty on concrete ties it purchased for the Old Colony commuter rail line and hints that political lobbying by former U.S. Rep. J. Joseph Moakley may have played some role in the hiring of Rocla Concrete Ties of Denver. Who do you believe Post a comment or click Ledger or click Enterprise to e-mail us. Call 781-340-3157 and leave a short message that we might post as an audio letter. Read More Top Classified: Plymouth MA United States 02360  1,175,000, Single Family, 0 Beds, 0 Baths, PLYMOUTH Sunday 2-4. 5 Kettle View. Gorgeous former model hm on 15th hole Rees Jones golf course-better than new! No better view in Pinehills w/deck, g... Read More | Special Sections
  | |||||||||||||
   CONTACT US
| ||||||||||||||
| Contact us | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | The Patriot Ledger | 400 Crown Colony Drive, P.O. 699159, Quincy MA 02269-9159 Copyright © 2006-2010 GateHouse Media, Inc. Some Rights Reserved. Original content available for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons license, except where noted. | ||||||||||||||
| Sent to oomsatya1.digitalnewsportal@blogger.com: unsubscribe | update profile | forward to a friend |
