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Burglary suspect caught red-handed by East Bridgewater police officer An officer responding to a burglary call caught the suspected thief outside a different house with a bag of loot in one hand and a pair of sneakers in the other, police said.  Read More US tells Gadhafi to pull back from east Libya  WASHINGTON – The Obama administration demanded Friday that Moammar Gadhafi’s forces immediately begin retreating from opposition-controlled areas in east Libya, as Britain and France rushed to enforce the world’s demand for the Libyan regime to halt violence against civilian protesters and rebels seeking Gadhafi’s ouster. Read More Police: Taunton man admits to being Raynham bank robbery getaway driver  Police say a Taunton man admitted to driving the getaway vehicle used in the robbery of Bristol County Savings Bank in Raynham on Thursday. Police have not arrested nor identified a second man who passed a note to a teller and left with an unknown amount. Read More Police, Registry conduct inspection sticker check on Route 27 in Stoughton More than 100 drivers were issued citations on Friday morning during a four-hour check of inspection stickers conducted on Route 27 by the state Registry of Motor Vehicles and Stoughton police. Read More Cutest Kids contest has $1,000 prize  GateHouse Media New England and Newspapers in Ediucation are giving you a chance to show the world how cute and adorable your child is and win a $1,000 prize in our Cutest Kids Contest. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Open this story for more information. Read More Reading program brings seniors, preschoolers together in Rockland  Five-year-old Jade Sforza has many friends at the Rockland Youth Commission’s Chipmunk Preschool, but one stands out. “Angie is my friend,” Jade said, referring to the elderly woman who was reading to the class Wednesday. Read More Patrick expresses dismay over Fidelity job moves; hopeful after lackluster trade mission  Back from his 10-day trade mission to Israel and Great Britain, Gov. Deval Patrick on Thursday called the trip “successful” and “demanding” and said that despite just one announcement of 50 new jobs coming to Massachusetts, he and his team had “built relationships” that will net future growth in the weeks and months to come. The governor also reiterated his “frustration” and “disappointment” with Fidelity Investments over their decision to relocate nearly 1,100 jobs to New Hampshire and Rhode Island, but said he wanted to meet with company officials. Read More HerSTORY: Katherine Jackson  Katherine Jackson, 37, of Plymouth, is co-owner of The Mirrored Image Photography. This is her perspective on life right now. Read More |  Special Sections
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