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Paul Coderre, 55, of Dartmouth, was allegedly intoxicated when he shot an Acushnet police officer in the leg after a standoff outside Bayside Lounge late Friday afternoon, authorities said. The officer survived.

“Unfortunately the individual who was reported to be intoxicated fired his weapon, fire was returned as a result of that and he was killed,” Bristol DA Thomas Quinn III said of the interaction that left Paul Coderre dead outside the Bayside Lounge.

Police shot and killed Paul Coderre after he allegedly opened fire on officers following a drunken altercation, according to the Bristol County DA’s office.

A former deputy fire chief in southern Massachusetts is dead after being shot and killed by police, local officials have confirmed.

"It's just very out of the ordinary," Karen Diggins, owner of the neighboring Jan's Beauty Salon said. "Just unbelievable. You know, because it's not that type

A former deputy fire chief in southern Massachusetts is dead after being shot and killed by police, local officials have confirmed.

The jobs report itself, which was conducted by UMass Dartmouth and Springline Research Group, found that employment on the Vineyard Wind project has not yet reached original projections. However, the total economic output — a term that combines the project’s cost with other spending and taxes — has already exceeded expectations. Furthermore, only 18% of union workers on the project reside in New Bedford — a figure that includes people who relocate...

With perseverance, compassion, and energy, Ann H. Partridge, MD, MPH, has devoted her career to shrinking the gaps in research and care for young women with breast cancer and improving their outcomes and quality of life along the way.

With two recent coordinator changes, the potential for drama was there.

The Nittany Lions would like to add a veteran to the three high school receivers who have committed