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The trial of William Hayes Jr., of Falmouth, accused in connection with the 2019 shooting death of a Hyannis man, began with jury selection.

Malik Koval of East Falmouth was found guilty in Barnstable Superior Court on Friday, April 22, of shooting former Falmouth police officers Ryan Moore and Donald G. DeMiranda and other

The Falmouth man who shot two police officers in June of 2018 has been found guilty of several offenses after a bench trial in Barnstable Superior Court that concluded last week.

The Falmouth man who shot two police officers in June of 2018 has been found guilty of several offenses after a bench trial in Barnstable Superior Court that concluded last week.

Malik Koval was found guilty Friday in the July 2018 shooting of then-Falmouth police officers Donald DeMiranda and Ryan Moore.

A judges verdict in the 2018 shooting of two Falmouth police officers expected April 22 in Barnstable Superior Court

After a three-month investigation, a Mashpee man has been charged in connection with a fatal hit-and-run crash that occurred in Falmouth on September 10.

The Marthas Vineyard Times A judge dismissed a complaint concerning the taking of the Yellow House by eminent domain. — Rich Saltzberg A complaint against the eminent domain taking of the Yellow House in Edgartown was dismissed in Dukes County Superior Court on Monday. Judge Mark Gildea ordered the complaint dismissed on grounds that the town was within its rights to take the Yellow House by eminent domain. “Because the plaintiff’s claims are barred, an attempt to amend the co...

The Marthas Vineyard Times Massage therapist pleads guilty to rape, indecent assault Pattavina sentenced to jail; will have to register as sex offender. Sebastian Pattavina, a former Edgartown massage therapist, was found guilty of rape and indecent assault and battery. — Brian Dowd Former Edgartown massage therapist Sebastian Pattavina, 55, was sentenced to 2½ years in prison and 3 years of probation after he pleaded guilty to rape and indecent assualt and battery in Dukes Count...

May 29—Six years after construction was completed, the $6 million Highland Avenue water tanks, each capable of storing 2.5 million gallons of water, are not exactly looking like a million bucks. "That's getting pretty bad up there," board member Mark Gildea said during the most recent Meadville Area Water Authority meeting. "I drive by all the time and it's getting to the point where it ...