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State reissuing corrected Census data Secretary of State William Galvin is calling for a do-over of his morning press conference after it was revealed that he distributed inaccurate Census data that showed, among other data, that Boston and Springfield had lost population.  Read More Watch Tuesday night's telethon for Plymouth's sister city in Japan
The Rotary Club of Plymouth, Plymouth Area Community Television and the town will hold a telethon from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday to aid Plymouth’s sister city, Shichigahama Japan. The city is in northeastern Japan, 60 miles from the epicenter of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami. Read More UPDATE: Prosecutor says Stonehill student raped third-grader in classroom  A Stonehill College junior raped an 8-year-old student with his fingers while tutoring at the Angelo Elementary School, a prosecutor alleged during an arraignment Tuesday. Read More DA: 'I grabbed father by throat,' Kerrigan said A judge rejected a request from the brother of Olympic skater Nancy Kerrigan to bar jurors in his upcoming manslaughter trial from hearing that he allegedly told police he "grabbed his father by the throat" before the elder Kerrigan collapsed and died. Read More OUR OPINION: Too many hidden costs in public-defender plan Gov. Deval Patrick’s public defender proposal is misguided. Lawmakers should instead look again at the recommendations of the 2005 commission and try to find a better way to save money without compromising the rights of the accused. Read More 12 South Shore Regional students set for state finals at trade-skills competition 12 South Shore students qualified as Gold and Silver medalists at the event and will travel to Marlboro, MA from April 28 to April 30 with the gold medalist qualifying to go to Kansas City in June to represent Massachusetts in the national finals. Read More Career Bound helps recent grads with job search  Career Bound, which has offices in Quincy, Norwell and Lexington, help clients consider their portfolio, tell job seekers what companies are hiring and find connections for job hunters at prospective employers. Read More Costume designer Nancy Brennan makes characters believable at The Huntington Theatre  Nancy Brennan straightened the braided belt on the mannequin in the costume shop of the Huntington Theatre Company. The figure wore a floral corduroy hip hugger skirt and button-down cotton shirt. “Let me put on her belt,” Brennan said with affection. “I’ve become good friends with all these things. I fuss over them until they look right.” Read More |  Special Sections
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