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Fox sightings and stolen batteries top this week's logs.

The latest tawdry tale of a Massachusetts trooper Posted on On the home page of his lovey-dovey wedding website from 2019, ex-State Trooper Dwayne Correia #3562 includes this sappy bromide from Nicholas Sparks: “Marriage is about becoming a team. You’re going to spend the rest of your life learning about each other, and every now and then things blow up.” Things blew up big-time for Dwayne Correia last Aug. 11. It was such a bad day for this week’s disgraced state cop that the MSP wrote a 23-page report on his sordid misadventures in Rhode Island (where he’d gotten married, on G...

Hope You Didn’t Forget…Taxes Are Due Monday A little reminder that the tax deadline is this coming Monday May 17th. The IRS and the Treasury Department announced in March that they have extended the deadline once again this year from April 15th to May 17th. That is Monday for anyone that does not have a calendar handy. In addition to your federal taxes return, your Mass State tax return deadline was also extended to May 17th by the Baker administration. With the extended deadlines you will not incur any penalties or interest for filling on or before this coming Monday.

Tractor-Trailer Crash Kills Western Mass Man…Driver to Be Charged A major accident on the Mass Turnpike in Becket on Friday claimed the life of a 69-year-old Western Mass man according to a report released by the Mass State Police.  According to the report Troopers from the Lee Barracks responded Friday afternoon at 3:22 to a crash on the east bound side of the Mass Pike involving a tractor-trailer and two passenger vehicles. According to the report, the results of the preliminary investigation by State Police and the Berkshire District Attorney’s Office will lead to criminal charges aga...

Posted on On September 22, U.S. District Court Judge Nathaniel M. Gorton granted injunctive relief to Bob Barr and the Massachusetts Libertarian Party, and ordered them placed on the ballot. Barr v Galvin, 08-11340. The decision is eleven pages long. It says, “No public interest is served in having the wrong nominees on the ballot. Indeed, conversely, the public interest is advanced by including the right nominees on the ballot to avoid voter confusion. The Secretary asserts an interest in protecting the integrity of the election process but that interest is not threatened here.”...