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As news of the death of Patriots Hall of Fame broadcaster Gil Santos spread last night and this morning, fans, friends and colleagues shared an outpouring of memories on Twitter.Legendary for for his play-by-play calls, his booming baritone voice and his love of the game,  Santos was remembered dearly for  some of the most dramatic moments in Patriots history.Take a look at the sampling below or click here to view on Twitter. 

BRAINTREE, Mass. _ The winning numbers in Thursday evening's drawing of the Massachusetts Lottery's "Numbers Evening" game were:1-7-3-1(one, seven, three, one)

BOSTON — A fugitive who has eluded authorities for 20 years has been indicted for failing to appear in for his court sentencing in 1997.U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts Andrew Lelling's office said Thursday that 51-year-old Luis Alberto Solano-Pimental faces one count of failure to appear in court.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

A man who skipped his federal sentencing for passport fraud has finally appeared before a judge, 20 years after he walked out of court, federal prosecutors said.Luis Alberto Solano-Pimental, 51, formerly of Jamaica Plain, pleaded guilty to the charge of passport fraud — for making false statements on a passport application — in 1997 at Boston’s U.S.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

Another RMV “glitch” caused headaches for motorists, as nearly 10,000 Bay State drivers were falsely told last week that their licenses would be suspended for unpaid fines.The agency’s new ATLAS computer system — installed earlier this year so the agency can issue new federal REAL IDs — sent letters to 9,737 customers on April 12 telling them that they hadn’t paid outstanding fees and that their licenses would be suspended.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

It was classic Charlie Baker.Just minutes after the latest state police scandal broke — a larceny charge against the agency’s payroll director — Baker responded with an awkward attempt to downplay the damage.“This is good news, folks,” Baker told reporters.Huh?

WASHINGTON — Andrew McCabe, the FBI deputy director fired last month for allegedly misleading FBI officials about his role in media disclosures about the Hillary Clinton probe, could face criminal charges after the Justice Department’s inspector general sent a criminal referral to federal prosecutors.

YARMOUTH  — The police dog shot when his handler was killed while serving an arrest warrant in Massachusetts has been released from a veterinary hospital.Yarmouth police say Nero was released Wednesday, the same day as Yarmouth K-9 Officer Sean Gannon's funeral.Police say the Belgian malinois was taken in Gannon's cruiser to the home of retired Yarmouth K-9 Officer Peter McClelland.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

EASTHAM — A strange archway built from the jawbone of a finback whale has been taken down from outside a historic home on Cape Cod.The Cape Cod Times reports a jawbone archway was removed from the Captain Edward Penniman House on the Cape Cod National Seashore this week because it is deteriorated and posed a danger to the public.Park officials say the bone was cracked and infested by insects and had become a home to nesting birds.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

FITCHBURG — A Boston nonprofit that assists abuse victims involved with the state Department of Children and Families has started a fund to pay for the burial of a horrifically beaten 6-year-old girl, whose parents are charged in connection with her death.Police found Sophia Brito badly bruised and unresponsive April 10 in the family’s Stoneybrook Road home in Fitchburg with her seriously injured 9-year-old brother, Julian.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share