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Gabriel Klein, left, with his younger brother, Noah Klein.

‘He taught me what it meant to be a good person’: Belmont native mourned following fatal ski accident in Vail, Colo.

Gabriel Klein, 35, a Belmont native and a Tufts University graduate, lost control on a run and struck a tree, his family said.

In Waltham, families of former patients, workers at Fernald demand role in deciding property’s future
A decade after the city bought the property from the state, the legacy of the Fernald school is at the center of a fraught debate.

Toddler taken to hospital due to high levels of CO at Framingham apartment building
Firefighters found “very high levels of CO due to a malfunctioning exhaust pipe," at 5-7 Georgetown Drive Saturday morning, officials said.

Driver killed after losing control, striking tree, in Sherborn

The victim, who was driving a 2007 Volkswagen Rabbit, was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash on Western Avenue, Sherborn police said in a statement Saturday.

After menorah on Shrewsbury town common is damaged, community raises more than $3,000 for new one
The menorah was smashed to the point of requiring a replacement, said Rabbi Shmulik Fogelman of the Chabad of Shrewsbury. Shrewsbury police are looking into what happened, he said, including whether if the damage stemmed from the storm Sunday night.

Former Milford second grade teacher pleads guilty to possessing child pornography
Vincent Kiejzo, 36, pleaded guilty in US District Court in Worcester to one count of possession of child pornography, an offense that carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison, officials said.

ATF is well aware Littleton gun dealers use loophole to sell off-limits guns as parts, records show
The well-known loophole relies on the state’s definition of a “firearm,” which hasn’t been changed since it was enshrined into law in 1998.

Concord family demands accountability after Black teen faces racist abuse
The family has hired an attorney, and the boy's father has reported the harassment to Concord police. He was subjected to taunting and physical violence, his parents say.

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‘He taught me what it meant to be a good person’: Belmont native mourned following fatal ski accident in Vail, Colo.

In Waltham, families of former patients, workers at Fernald demand role in deciding property’s future A decade after the city bought the property from the state, the legacy of the Fernald school is at the center of a fraught debate.

Toddler taken to hospital due to high levels of CO at Framingham apartment buildingFirefighters found “very high levels of CO due to a malfunctioning exhaust pipe," at 5-7 Georgetown Drive Saturday morning, officials said.