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Vermont State Police said Joseph Putnam, 31, was found at an address on Lake Road in the town of St. Albans and held on $100 bail on a warrant charging retail theft of $250 or less.
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The Maine Department of Transportation said the international crossing over the St. Croix River reopened Thursday after deck and joint repairs, though work on the bridge abutment continues.
In a video posted Friday, the Boston congresswoman said voters want Democrats to be "the fighters in the room" and asked why the party didn't pass voting rights and policing bills when it last held power.
The 11,000-square-foot park, built by the nonprofit Boston Food Forest Coalition with city support, has fruit trees, edible shrubs and raised beds for neighbors to plant and harvest.
Vermont State Police said troopers pulled over a car on Washington Street early Monday and noticed signs that the 28-year-old driver was impaired.
The rider was badly hurt and died at a Brockton hospital. His name has not been released, and investigators have not said what caused the crash.
A councilor said no one in the city could review gender discrimination allegations from Anthony Geraci's past; the mayor said there are no sealed records and called the remarks an attack on her integrity.
The Town Council voted 5-0 for the ordinance, which takes effect Jan. 1 with no exemption for the Fishbowl, while store workers described harassment and the council president apologized to the owners.
One councilor questioned nearly $30,000 in blacked-out charges and how an investigation report was released; a colleague said the remarks broke attorney-client privilege and called them "outright lies."
A student representative told the Board of Education an assistant principal accused of sexually assaulting a Hillhouse High School student was allowed back in the building days after the report.
The New Hampshire Democrat, who her office said is expected to lead the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, said the new congressional majorities must focus on affordability and accountability.
The Rhode Island Democrat said voters chose to give his party a chance to lower costs and put a check on what he called the administration's corruption.