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Driving yourself to your fourth drunk driving arraignment is probably a bad idea. But, that's exactly what a Revere man allegedly did today. WHDH reported a fourth arrest results in an automatic suspension of his license. The suspect was arrested on Saturday after recording a .18 on a breathalyzer test, which is twice the legal limit. The judge told the suspect not to drive. [WHDH] more ›

Boston Police arrested two Revere men for stealing fire hydrant caps on Sunday in South Boston. Both suspects were charged with larceny, possession of burglarious tools, willful and malicious destruction of property, and trespassing. Police found tools and pieces of multiple hydrants on the suspects and in the area of Thomson Place, Stilling Street and Boston Wharf Road. [BPDNews.com] more ›

Boston Police are searching for a male suspect who allegedly attacked a woman inside the Tower Building at the Mass. College of Art on Friday. The victim was in an area of the building that requires a keycard. According to police, the suspect is "an African-American male, between 25-35 years old, weighing approximately 250 lbs, wearing a blue hoodie, jeans and sneakers." [WHDH], [BPDNews.com] more ›

A woman died in a Revere car accident today, the second fatality this week involving an automobile. The car lost a tire before crashing into the Saugus River in Revere. One woman was rescued and is in Melrose-Wakefield Hospital. According to a witness, the driver feared the water and wouldn't try to escape. Cynthia Osborne, 40, of Salem, died Monday in a hit and run accident in Revere. [WCVB] more ›

-- A 16-year old was shot by Weymouth police after threatening an officer with a knife. Police believed the teen wanted to be shot. Today, the teen's condition was downgraded to fair. [Weymouth News] more ›

-- A Revere man was arrested by Cambridge Police after allegedly choking an officer into unconsciousness at the Cambridge Hospital emergency room. He was charged with assault and battery on public employees, assault to murder, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. [Cambridge Chronicle] more ›

-- Robenson Daniel, 20, a Wheelock College student, pleaded not guilty in the stabbing death of Elhadji Ndiaye last week at Regis College. Daniel's attorney said he was defending himself. He was held without bail and charged with murder, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, assault with a dangerous weapon, and armed assault with the intent to murder. [Globe] more ›

The second annual LoveSac Speedrun Classic tourney comes to town in 12 thrilling events, including a finale in Foxborough's Patriot Place. Are you a bad enough dude to win a golden Power Glove? more ›

• Firefighters from Chelsea, Winthrop and Lynn were helping Revere jakes fight a three-alarm fire in a triple-decker on Dana Street in Revere. [Globe]

If you ever have a medical appointment at 85 Broadway in Revere, don't go. For the second time in just over two months, doctors allegedly engaged in illegal medical activities at that address. more ›

Massachusetts has had a tragic two days with seven people getting killed in multiple incidents. more ›

Wonderland Greyhound Park in Revere closed today after 75 years of operation. The inability of Beacon Hill lawmakers to finalize a casino gambling bill and the 2008 dog-racing ban contributed to the closing. Park President and CEO Richard Dalton said Wonderland employees would be potential employees at any slot or casino development at Suffolk Downs. [WickedLocal.com/NorthofBoston, WCVB]
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• Barney Frank to BP: Pay for the oil spill. [Attleboro Sun Chronicle]

• A Swampscott teen was struck by lightning Thursday as storms hit the Bay State. His only injury is a sore knee. [WHDH]

• The Comfort Inn in Revere was evacuated on Friday due to elevated carbon monoxide levels. [WCVB]

-- Boston police report that Geraldo Serrano, a 71-year-old Roxbury man, was gunned down at Hermados Unidos, the Dudley Street convenience store where he worked. Police are looking for a pair of suspects. [BPDNews] more ›

-- Police caught up with a 16-year-old Dorchester boy accused of stabbing four different women after a 90-minute long foot chase in Revere. The boy's four alleged victims suffered from non-life-threatening injuries. He was held on $1.5 million bail today in Chelsea District Court. [Herald] more ›

-- A criminal defense attorney who was arrested while videotaping three Boston cops in 2007 while they were making an arrest has filed a lawsuit against the City of Boston for civil rights infringements. The videotaping case against Simon Glick was dismissed before trial. [Boston.com] more ›

-- The Revere Fire Department and the state police bomb squad responded to the Broadway Convenience Mart after a reported bomb threat on Thursday. A suspicious device - a soda bottle wrapped with duct tape - was detonated by a robot. Someone called the store to instruct a clerk to check a bag containg the device allegedly said, "If you do anything stupid, I'll blow the place up." [Lynn Item] more ›

-- 19-year-old Gia Nagy pleaded guilty to charges that she hid the dismantled gun that her former boyfriend had used to shoot Revere police officer Daniel Talbot to death in 2007. [Herald] more ›

• Bob Pannuto, a retired meteorologist, predicts Boston won't get heavy this winter. [Boston Globe]

• Black Friday happened. [Boston Herald]

--Nantucket antique dealer David Place was charged with the alleged illegal importing and trafficking of sperm whale teeth on Friday. Place was indicted by a federal grand jury in Boston on multiple counts of conspiracy and violating a federal law that prohibits trading in illegally captured wildlife.[Boston.com] more ›

-- A 17-year-old boy was shot to death in broad daylight outside a home at 70 Tonawanda St. in Dorchester. A neighbor said that the shooter fled in a silver SUV, but no arrests have been made and no motives have been advanced in the killing. [BPDNews, Herald] more ›

-- Boston police arrested a 19-year-old man in Mattapan early yesterday morning for hosting a party in an apartment building that he falsely claimed he was subletting, according to police. [BPDNews] more ›

-- A 30-year-old Somerville woman was arrested early Saturday morning for assaulting a man with a 40 ounce bottle of King Cobra, according to police. The suspect believed that the victim was courting the woman she believed to be her girlfriend, authorities say. [Somerville Journal] more ›

-- Cleveland Martin, a 22-year-old Roxbury man, was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison today in the 2005 stabbing of a Brookline cabbie who had been studying to become a minister. The killing took place during a robbery, for which Martin was also convicted. Martin's friend and co-defendent Heureur Previlon will be tried next year for the crime. [Herald] more ›

-- An 18-year-old man was shot dead early this morning in front of a residence near Healy Playground in Roslindale. A second victim, a 25-year-old, suffered non-life-threatening injuries. [BPDNews] more ›

-- A 50-year-old Melrose man faces charges that he stuffed his pants with a bunch of road flares, told a Revere bank teller that he had a bomb, and left a 72 word note instructing her to bring a bag of money into the bank's parking lot. The note, which was TL;DR, only prompted the teller to call the cops, who scooped up Bryan Sullivan and charged him with armed assault with intent to rob, assault with a dangerous weapon and possession of a hoax device. [Herald] more ›

-- Luis Marquez, a 26-year-old blind man from Brighton, pleaded not guilty today in the stabbing murder of a woman who was found dead in his apartment yesterday. The victim was 56 years old, and authorities have not revealed her identity or her relationship to Marquez. She was stabbed multiple times on her torso and head. Police say that Marquez, who reportedly suffers from psychological problems, admitted to the murder at the time of his arrest. [Globe] more ›