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Clarification on the Scituate permits story A headline in Friday's Patriot Ledger about delinquent taxpayers in Scituate was incorrect. A proposal by the town would keep people from getting some permits and licenses if their taxes aren't paid. The only permits and licenses the town has named are liquor licenses and building permits. Beach permits, at this time, are not one of the permits being discussed. The Patriot Ledger apologizes for any confusion. The proposed change, which would need a majority vote at town meeting, would require the treasurer/collector’s office to sign off on applications for permits or licenses to prove the applicant is in good standing with the town.  Read More Student files lawsuit over FBI's GPS tracking A community college student who says he's never done anything that should attract the interest of federal law enforcement officials filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the FBI for secretly putting a GPS tracking device on his car. Read More Harvard Pilgrim, Tufts drop plans to merge Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Tufts Health Plan have dropped plans to pursue a merger of the two nonprofit health insurers. Read More Friends: Colo. boy charged in killings 'good kid' The 12-year-old boy was described by friends as a wholesome kid who often volunteered at church, handing out bulletins, working audio and video equipment and helping other kids learn Bible verses. Read More Man charged with driving with wife on hood of van A California man facing attempted murder charges for allegedly speeding 35 miles with his wife clinging to a windshield wiper blade on his minivan says he's guilty, but a judge is refusing to accept the plea. Read More Cohasset selects new school superintendent Assistant superintendent in Milford is unanimous choice for Cohasset job. Salary has to be worked out. Read More Fishing limits relaxed slightly  Massachusetts commercial fishermen will see an increase in most of the groundfish stocks they’re allowed to catch when the new fishing year starts in May, but the change will do very little to restore what they lost a year ago. Read More Whitman Wellness Center owners want you to find peace  A second-degree black belt and women’s self-defense instructor for many years, LeeAnn Trigler has always had a natural instinct to stay safe and well. Read More Top Classified: Hull MA US 02045  748,500, Single Family, 4 Beds, 3 Baths, Charming, completely updated, early Victorian in historic village by the sea. Water views from all rooms. Architect designed kitchen, stainless applianc... Read More | Special Sections
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