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Family grapples with death of missing loved one found in woods

Police arrested two Brockton men Thursday night who were allegedly wielding knives and were about to fight. Both were arraigned in Brockton District Court on Friday.

The next court appearance for the man accused of torturing Puppy Doe has been pushed back a month, though he may be indicted before then.

News on Batkid, “Obamacare” and an alleged plane passenger who fell.

John Costa, 32, of 28 Shore Ave., Lakeville, and Rachel Eldridge, 29, of Gibsonton, Florida, were both arrested and charged with manufacturing a Class B substance and conspiracy to violate the Controlled Substance Act.

Milton’s park commissioners say they’re looking into the work schedule of the parks and recreation director following a news report that suggested he spends little time at work despite an $83,000 salary.

Boston Archdiocese parishes and Protestant churches will hold special collections this weekend, while Filipino nurses are getting ready for overseas volunteer medical work.

In its first-ever live auction, the town is looking to sell nearly three dozen tax-possession properties, including two single-family homes, two 31/2-acre lots and a commercial parcel.

A developer is trying to drum up support for a mixed-use project on Commercial Street that he says would deliver a “new era” for the struggling Weymouth Landing area.

Closed since 2005, we are now just months away from reopening Fogg Library, one of the most beautiful libraries on the South Shore.