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The former Brockton police chief is admitting that if his negligent driving case went to trial, there would be enough evidence to find him guilty.

Preliminary elections are scheduled in a baker's dozen of communities: Amesbury, Brockton, Everett, Fall River, Framingham, Gloucester, Lawrence, Melrose, Newburyport, Pittsfield, Revere, Salem and Westfield.

Chris Correia, Brockton schools' director of financial services, plans to file a whistleblower complaint in relation to the $14M deficit.

CHICAGO — Three stories above a busy stretch of North Halsted Street, on a rooftop with views of downtown skyscrapers, crickets chirp and prairie flowers dance in the breeze. Waist-high grasses set the tone in a sprawling 2,500-square-foot native garden dotted with bright blooms: golden brown-eyed Susan, purple hoary vervain, yellow stiff goldenrod, snowy white turtlehead, lime-tinged spotted ...

Everything we know about the Station 19 season 7 release, premiere, cast, and more. Station 19 season 7 is not coming in 2023.

A longtime financial officer for the Brockton school district began ringing alarms about overspending and a potential budget shortfall as early as July 2022, more than a year before officials announced a $14 million deficit last month, according to the man’s attorney and emails he shared with the Globe.

Sarah Carey asks ‘is there anything to be said for another Citizens’ Assembly?’ (Irish Independent, September 9) No, no please. Have we not had enough of this type of “democracy”, or, rather, lack thereof?

Brockton Public Schools' Assistant CFO Chris Correia says he first began voicing concerns about a budget deficit in July 2022.

BROCKTON, MASS. (WHDH) - Christopher Correia has worked for 22 years as the Brockton Public Schools’ assistant financial officer. As word got out that the<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/whistleblower-claims-he-repeatedly-warned-brockton-officials-about-school-districts-financial-situation/">Read More</a>

Three stories above a busy stretch of North Halsted, on a rooftop with views of downtown skyscrapers, crickets chirp and prairie flowers dance in the breeze. Waist-high grasses set the tone in a sprawling 2,500-square-foot native garden dotted with bright blooms: golden brown-eyed Susan, purple hoary vervain, yellow stiff goldenrod, snowy white turtlehead, lime-tinged spotted beebalm. In all, ...