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Some holiday bargains are a real steal

‘Tis the season for holiday shoplifting – a problem for area retailers that ends up costing the retail industry $38 billion in store losses each year, said Ryan Kearney of the Retailers Association of Massachusetts.

 

Eastern Nazarene College tweaks policy to allow dancing

Eastern Nazarene College, a private Christian school, has finally clarified an ambiguous stance that, for decades, kept students from dancing at events. With a policy now in place, the school will host its first student dance this winter.

 

Seat belts on Mass. school buses pushed

A proposal to require seat belts on school buses – perennial legislation that never makes it through the Legislature – was before lawmakers again Thursday.

 

Holbrook teen arrested in Milton after police chase

Police say they had to use dogs and a tire-shredding device to stop a teenage driver who fled from officers after he was involved in a road rage incident.

 

Manet Community Health Center to celebrate anniversary

Reaching the 30-year mark isn’t easy for businesses, but Manet Community Health Center did just that and will celebrate with an open houseTuesday.

 

Scituate library vote is Saturday

Scituate voters will head to the polls Saturday to make the final call on a proposed property tax increase to fund a $12 million overhaul of the Branch Street library.

 

Weymouth school board chair concerned about possible SouthField costs

Changes proposed for the SouthField project by its master developer could slap the Weymouth schools with immediate costs that the district doesn’t have the money to cover, school committee members said Thursday night.

 

Hingham patrols target drunken drivers

The police department is adding patrols directed at suspected drunken drivers.The patrols will begin tonight and last through New Year’s Day, said Sgt. Steven Dearth.

 

Scituate students thinking globally

 Whoever thinks American youngsters are self-centered weren’t at Scituate High School’s library Thursday.

 

SouthField residents group backs developer’s proposed changes

A group of SouthField residents is backing a controversial proposal by the project’s master developer to reshape the redevelopment of the former Navy air base that lies in Weymouth, Abington and Rockland and its relationship with the towns.

 

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