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More than 50 people gathered Tuesday evening at a candlelight vigil in downtown Burlington, Vermont, to show their support for three college students who were shot over the weekend. One is Palestinian and two are Palestinian American.
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The victims' families and civil rights organizations are calling on Vermont law enforcement to investigate the Burlington shooting as a hate crime.
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The play, "Unreconciled," opens in Easthampton, Massachusetts this week. It tells the story of a clergy abuse survivor who rejects a settlement from the church. Written by two survivors of abuse, it tells the story from multiple perspectives, including the perpetrator.
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The proposed safety plan includes the hiring of 13 police officers, a citywide camera surveillance system, and additional neighborhood outreach.
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Capt. Manuel Reyes’ resignation came shortly before an outside investigation concluded he violated sexual harassment polices and other rules.
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The Berkshire District Attorney's office is presenting a program in Spanish about how to report a crime, how to request a restraining order and what to expect in court.
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Holyoke Police Chief David Pratt said a third suspect is believed to be still at large as of Thursday afternoon.
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Edward Wright has been in prison for four decades. In his sixth petition for a new trial, his lawyers claim new DNA evidence and signs of official misconduct.
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Berkshire District Attorney found that the fatal shooting of a 64-year old man in Hancock, Massachusetts was self defense and the DA's office will not be filing criminal charges.
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Muchos empleadores utilizan verificaciones de antecedentes, conocidas como CORI, antes de ofrecerle a alguien un trabajo. Y en los informes no sólo aparecen condenas, sino también casos que fueron despedidos.