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At least one trapped in Route 3 accident in Braintree State Police and firefighters were on the ramp leading from Route 3 north to the southeast Expressway shortly before 1:30 p.m. Wednesday trying to get at least one person who was trapped inside a vehicle that had rolled over.  Read More Police: Body discovered in snow bank A Revere resident stumbled on a gruesome discovery early Wednesday when he noticed a body partially buried in the snow behind the South Bath House on Revere Beach Boulevard, state police said. Read More Gov. Patrick lays out new pension system reforms Gov. Deval Patrick on Tuesday pressed for an increase in state employee retirement age and a change to the way state pensions are calculated as he rolled out new proposals to ensure that the state’s pension system remains affordable. The governor’s proposal would increase the minimum state retirement age for roughly 90 percent of state workers to 60, from 55, and require that employees work two more years until they reach age 67 to receive the maximum pension benefit. Police, firefighters and some corrections officers would also be required to stay on the job five more years until age 50, and would not become eligible for the maximum pension until age 57. Read More Rockland accounting firm merges with bigger Connecticut company No job cuts are expected at Rockland accounting firm Needel, Welch & Stone's 23-person work force because of the firm's merger with a much larger accounting and consulting firm in Connecticut. Read More Whitman native Suzanne Bump sworn in as state auditor in Brockton  Students, faculty and state and local officials looked on Wednesday as Gov. Deval Patrick administered the oath of office to Bump at Cardinal Spellman High School, where she graduated in 1973. Read More Quincy mayor submits for $9M in bonds for new middle school Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch is proposing to bond $9 million to buy the property and demolish the building the city needs to build a new Central Middle School in Wollaston. Read More Hingham arts co-op reaches out to the public  Artisans in the Square will launch its Artisan of the Month series next month. It will be an in-house event that will give patrons an opportunity to meet the people behind the art the cooperative displays and sells. Read More SPIRITUAL LIFE: A holistic approach to Christianity  Typically, the quest for health is done through diet and exercise. With its physical focus, a smaller dress size would equal happiness to many. But unresolved emotional and psychological issues are saboteurs to success, compounded by a lack of spirituality. Read More Top Classified: Weymouth MA United States 02191  $724,900, Single Family, 4 Beds, 3.1 Baths, WEYMOUTH SUN 1-3 DIRECT WATERFRONT WITH PRIVATE BEACH & DOCK. Absolutely incredible, only 8 years young large Contemporary home features 3/4BR, 3.... Read More |  Special Sections
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