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Every day, The Patriot Ledger publishes stories you can only find in our print edition or e-paper. In today's edition:  Read More AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Imam Nasr talks about Egypt after Mubarak Like millions of other Egyptians, Imam Khalid Nasr of the Islamic Center of New England was jubilant when longtime president Hosni Mubarak resigned amid popular protests on Feb. 11. As he keeps a watchful eye on events in his homeland, Imam Nasr spoke with Patriot Ledger reporter Lane Lambert about his hopes for the country’s future – and his unexpected journey from an Upper Nile River farm town to the South Shore and American citizenship. Read More Police: Men had 'laughing gas' outside Braintree hotel Three men were arrested early Sunday morning in Braintree on several drug charges, including possession of a tank of nitrous oxide or “laughing gas.” Read More Quincy-Boston wind turbine proposal to be discussed Thursday  Quincy and Boston officials are preparing to discuss an analysis of the visual, noise and aviation impacts that a proposed 400-foot wind turbine on Moon Island would have. A public meeting on the project is set for 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday at Quincy City Hall. Read More Windows at Brockton hotel ordered sealed after toddler's 12-foot drop  The state on Monday ordered an "immediate review" of all motels currently used to shelter families "to ensure appropriate safety measures are undertaken." The move came after an 18-month-old boy toppled about 12 feet from a second-floor window at the Quality Inn at 1005 Belmont St. in Brockton. The boy, Alector Goncalves, was in stable condition Monday afternoon at Children’s Hospital in Boston. Read More Norwell High girls come up just short in tournament  The second-seeded Norwell Clippers rallied late against No. 3 Coyle & Cassidy, but came up just short, losing 32-31 in the semifinals of the Division 3 South Sectional tournament Monday. Read More Should Helen Kirk's hearing be held in open court?  Six years to the day after she killed her 3-year-old son because she thought he was the devil, a former Carver woman will face a judge today in open court after losing a court battle to prevent the public from attending a hearing to determine if she is well enough to be discharged from a state mental hospital. The state Supreme Judicial Court on Monday rejected an appeal from Helen Kirk that testimony about her psychiatric care should be kept private. The high court ruling will apply to other court hearings to decide whether someone found innocent by reason of insanity in Massachusetts is well enough to be released. All such hearing presumptively will now be open. Did the court do the right thing? 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. 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: 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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