Fort Hood Hero Once Worked In Newton Restaurant

TV38 Boston - Sat Nov 07

Share + Nov 7, 2009 5:58 pm US/Eastern NEWTON 1 of 1 Fort Hood police officer Kimberly Munley is seen this photo posted on Twitpic.com by user "hope2forget30" and dated July 4, 2009.

Biographical information on Carmen Ortiz

Boston.com - Fri Nov 06

EDUCATION -- Adelphi University, bachelor's degree, business administration, 1978; George Washington University Law School, juris doctorate, 1981.

Dexrex Gear ChatSync Archives Chat, Text Messages

CRN - Fri Nov 06

Technology Sector: Mobile Year Founded: 2005 Number of Channel Partners: 3 in the U.S., more partnerships to come Ideal Channel Partner: Enterprise-focused solution providers Why You Should Care: Dexrex Gear's data management tool offers storage of text-based communications traffic, including IM, SMS and social media.

Environmental officials urge halving of phosphorous levels in Upper, Middle Charles River

Boston Globe - Thu Nov 05

Kate Bowditch, a Charles River Watershed Association official who helped develop phosphorus-runoff limits, checks the river's shoreline in Newton.

Handyman on call: Outside caulk is not worth it

Boston Globe - Thu Nov 05

Q. We were told to caulk around doors and windows for energy efficiency. I found that there is no caulking outdoors, and I think it would look bad on my natural shingled Cape.

Wind keeps Crimson in clover

Boston Business Journal - Wed Nov 04

Harvard University is turning to a wind farm in northern Maine for an increasing percentage of the electric power it uses in its Cambridge and Allston buildings, Mass High Tech reports.

Minorities Make History In Mass. Mayor Races

WBUR-AM Boston - Tue Nov 03

Minority candidates made history in Massachusetts mayoral elections Tuesday, while it was a mixed result for many long-term incumbents.

Boston voters hit the polls

Boston Globe - Tue Nov 03

Mayor Thomas M. Menino is trying to win a record fifth term and survive a challenge from Michael F. Flaherty Jr ., an at-large city councilor.

Let juries determine sex offendersa fate

Boston Globe - Sat Oct 31

MIDDLESEX DISTRICT Attorney Gerard Leone wants state lawmakers to give juries more say in whether some sex offenders should be civilly committed after completing their criminal sentences.

MA minorities seek historical election

WWLP - Sat Oct 31

Minority candidates in at least four Massachusetts communities are hoping to make history.