The article discusses an upcoming storm in New England, which is part of an active weather pattern affecting the region. The storm is expected to bring enough snowfall to require plowing and road treatments. The storm is moving along the edge of a sub-zero cold front that is affecting the nation's midsection and will draw moisture from the Atlantic to contribute to the snowfall. The article likely provides more details on the forecast, potential impacts, and areas most likely to be affected.

Devyn Stone, a 25-year-old from New Bedford, was sentenced to 3 to 5 years in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of armed robbery. The Fairhaven Police Department reported that Stone robbed the Fairhaven Comcast Store in November 2011, armed with a handgun. Stone entered the store, threatened the staff with the gun, and fled with an undisclosed amount of cash. Initially, the suspect was described as a thin, young white male with blue eyes and blond hair. This description matched a person seen wearing makeup in a Walgreens Pharmacy shortly after the robbery. Discarded clothing found near the Narragansett Café was later matched to Stone through DNA analysis, leading to his conviction.

Chinese classical pianist Lang Lang delivered a sold-out recital at Symphony Hall in Boston, as part of the Celebrity Series of Boston. The performance featured Tchaikovsky’s The Seasons, Bach’s Italian Concerto in F Major, and Chopin’s Four Scherzos. Lang Lang showcased his signature techniques and expressive articulation, capturing the essence of each piece. While his interpretation of Bach's first movement lacked depth, he made up for it in the subsequent movements. The Chopin Scherzos were particularly highlighted for their technical demands and emotional range. The recital ended with a standing ovation and two encores, reflecting the audience's appreciation.

Opternative, a Chicago-based digital eye care company, has launched an online refractive testing service available in Massachusetts and 32 other states. The service, aimed at patients aged 18 to 40, requires only an internet connection, a computer, a smartphone, and some space. The exam costs $40 for glasses or contacts and $60 for both, and it is not covered by health insurance. Opternative's co-founder, Steven Lee, claims the exam is equivalent to traditional methods and is FDA registered. However, there is controversy surrounding the company, including a lawsuit settlement by Lee and skepticism from medical professionals like Dr. Teri Kleinberg, who worry about the lack of doctor-patient interaction and the potential for missed diagnoses. Despite this, Lee believes online exams will be at the forefront of eye care and serve as an entry point for patients into the eye care system.

Bryan Coorey, a 33-year-old man from New Hampshire, is facing multiple charges after he allegedly struck a Massachusetts State Police trooper with his vehicle and attempted to flee. The incident occurred after Hampton police responded to a request from the Massachusetts State Police to apprehend Coorey. During the attempted arrest, Coorey resisted and a struggle ensued before he was taken into custody. He is charged with drug possession, resisting arrest, and being a fugitive from justice, among other counts. Coorey is currently held on a $50,000 cash bail, and the Hampton Police Department is seeking information from the public regarding the case.

Derek Potocki, aged 32, has been sentenced to six years in prison for orchestrating a robbery at the Members First Credit Union in Manchester, New Hampshire, in 2015. He coerced Melissa Bourcher, then 28, to carry out the heist, which resulted in the theft of approximately $6,250. Potocki was apprehended shortly after the incident and has pleaded guilty. In addition to his prison term, he will undergo three years of supervised release. Bourcher, who also pleaded guilty, received a 41-month prison sentence for her involvement in the robbery.

Dunkin’ Donuts is planning to open two new locations at the MBTA's Government Center Station in Boston, with one on the Green Line Level and another on the Blue Line. The openings are scheduled for late summer or early fall. The Boston Globe reports that the rent for these kiosks has increased significantly, with the Blue Line kiosk rent rising to $3,110 per month and the Green Line kiosk rent nearly doubling to $9,365 per month. Both vendors have agreed to a five-year lease with the MBTA.

Jalen Morris, a 22-year-old from Roxbury, Massachusetts, was arrested by police in Manchester, New Hampshire, in connection with a shooting that occurred in Boston. The arrest took place on Friday morning when detectives observed Morris entering a vehicle on Log Street. He was apprehended without any issues and has been charged with being a fugitive from justice. Morris is expected to appear in Manchester District Court for arraignment on Monday. The specifics of the Boston shooting incident have not been disclosed.

Brandon Jamal Rose, a 30-year-old man, was arrested by the Lowell Police Department in Massachusetts on suspicion of drug possession and distribution. The arrest occurred during a surveillance operation on Grand Street, where police found cash, a scale, and crack cocaine on Rose. A subsequent search of his apartment yielded more cocaine, cash, and evidence of drug distribution. Rose faces several drug distribution charges and had two outstanding warrants. Additionally, police discovered a firearm, ammunition, and Clonazepam pills in another suspect's bedroom, leading to a request for an arrest warrant. Rose is scheduled for arraignment at the Lowell District Court.

Peter Haas, a 14-year-old student from Keene, New Hampshire, was subjected to additional screening by the TSA at Boston's Logan Airport due to being on the FBI's watch list. The incident occurred on February 16 as he was traveling to Florida for a baseball tournament. His mother, Pam Jaquith, was informed by a TSA supervisor that the screening was mandatory for anyone over the age of 12 on the list and was not random. The TSA's statement mentioned the use of the Secure Flight system for vetting passengers. The family is now seeking assistance from Senator Maggie Hassan's office to have Haas removed from any watch list he may be on.

A truck crash on I-90 Westbound in Charlton, Massachusetts, has caused a significant traffic backup, according to MassDOT. The incident, which involved a truck catching fire, occurred at the base of the North Street Bridge on Saturday morning. Police have not reported any injuries, but the crash led to the closure of traffic for about an hour. Cleanup operations are still ongoing as reported by MassDOT.

A fatal shooting occurred on Saturday night in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston. Police received a call at approximately 1:39 a.m. about a man being shot at 58 Westville Street. Upon their arrival, the man was pronounced dead. The Boston Police Department's Homicide Unit is currently investigating the incident and has requested that anyone with information contact them at (617) 343-4470.

In the Mattapan neighborhood of Boston, three individuals were arrested for shooting at parked cars with pellet guns from a stolen white SUV. The incident occurred early Friday morning, and the suspects were apprehended by the police following a radio call alerting them to the situation. The driver, Franck Jules, and two passengers, Roberson Jacques and a minor, face charges including delinquency of a minor, destruction of property, and receiving stolen property.

On Friday night, a truck crashed into The Square Cafe in Hingham, Massachusetts, resulting in three injuries. A 59-year-old man and a 52-year-old woman, both customers at the cafe, sustained serious injuries, while a 24-year-old female passenger in the truck suffered minor injuries. The truck involved was a 2006 Toyota Tacoma. The driver, 29-year-old Jeffrey Mahoney of Quincy, has been arrested and faces multiple charges, including operating to endanger and possession of a controlled substance. He is due for arraignment on August 29.

A single-engine Cessna plane crashed in Littleton, Massachusetts, according to local authorities. The incident, which took place on Friday afternoon near 215 Harwood Ave, involved a flight school student who was the sole occupant of the aircraft. The student pilot was flying at approximately 2,000 feet when the plane lost power. In an attempt to manage the situation, the pilot directed the plane towards Harwood Avenue. The aircraft subsequently descended a hill and collided with several trees. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported, although the plane sustained significant damage.

A 2-year-old cat named Coco Channel was rescued by a couple in Maspee, Massachusetts, and underwent surgery at Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston. The cat was found under a shed with a dislocated jaw and broken teeth on August 13. After being brought to MSPCA Centerville, her jaw was realigned, and broken teeth were removed. Coco, who lacks identification and has not been claimed, will be up for adoption through MSPCA Cape Cod. Potential adopters are encouraged to contact them via email.

Justin G. Kettell of Sagamore Beach, Massachusetts, pleaded guilty to assaulting two girls at Billy Beez indoor play area in Kingston. He was sentenced to two and a half years in the House of Corrections, with six months to serve and the balance suspended for two years, and ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation and stay away from the victims. The case was announced by Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz.

The Massachusetts State Police and Quincy Police, along with the Norfolk District Attorney's Office, reported the seizure of a significant drug haul from an empty apartment on Hancock Street in Quincy. The authorities found 37 kilograms of cocaine, estimated to be worth over $1.5 million, and $65,000 in cash. The apartment where the drugs and money were discovered was abandoned, and no arrests have been made in connection with the seizure. An investigation into the matter is currently ongoing.

The Nashua Police Department is investigating a case where one man allegedly pointed a firearm at another during a confrontation on Canal St. in Nashua. The incident involved two men, one driving a black Volkswagen Passat and the other a green Jeep Cherokee. The victim reported the threat to the Patrol Division at 10:55 a.m. on Wednesday. Police are seeking information from the public and have provided contact numbers for the Nashua Police Department and the Crime Line.

The Ted Williams Tunnel's exit 25 has been closed due to a car fire, as reported by the Massachusetts State Police. This incident is expected to affect westbound traffic coming from the Boston Logan International Airport and Rt 1. Both the Massachusetts State Police and the Boston Fire Department are currently at the scene responding to the situation.

Noelle Lambert, a 19-year-old student at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, was involved in a severe moped accident on Martha's Vineyard, resulting in the loss of her left leg. The accident occurred when her moped slipped on the road's shoulder, causing her to lose control and collide with a dump truck. Lambert was airlifted to Boston Medical Center for two surgeries and is expected to be transferred to Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Charlestown for further recovery. The duration of her rehabilitation is currently unknown. Lambert was an active lacrosse player for her university.

Stephen A Thuotte, a 54-year-old boat captain from Porter, Maine, was arrested by the Massachusetts State Police for assaulting a 46-year-old man from Brunswick, Maine, with a machete. The altercation occurred on the fishing vessel 'Lydia & Maya' at the Boston Fish Pier on a Sunday morning. Thuotte has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon.

Back River Road in Merrimack, New Hampshire, is closed due to a car crash involving 24-year-old Stephanie Peltak, who hit a utility pole early Sunday morning. The accident resulted in a downed transformer and power lines, with some fluid leaking from the transformer. Eversource is installing a temporary pole, and the road is expected to be closed for most of the day. Peltak, identified as the driver, was reportedly intoxicated and has been arrested. She was released on bail and is scheduled for arraignment on August 9.

Early Sunday morning, a shooting occurred in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood, resulting in three individuals being injured. The Boston Police Department responded to the incident at approximately 3:50 a.m. after receiving reports of a shooting at 127 Washington St. The three victims were found with gunshot wounds and were subsequently taken to the hospital. The current condition of the injured parties is not known, and no further details have been released regarding the shooting.

An 86-year-old woman, Barbara May Pivo, died following a two-vehicle crash on Route 140 in New Bedford, Massachusetts. The accident occurred around 3:15 p.m. on Friday when a 27-year-old woman driving a 2007 Volkswagen Jetta struck Pivo's 1997 Toyota Avalon. The collision caused the Avalon to lose control and crash into the median barriers. Pivo was taken to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead, and the driver of the Jetta was injured. The Massachusetts State Police are currently investigating the cause of the crash.

A serious motor vehicle crash occurred on Friday afternoon in Bedford, New Hampshire, resulting in two fatalities and one serious injury. The accident happened at 366 South River Road around 2:45 p.m. when a sedan, driving at a high speed, collided with a utility pole. Out of the three occupants in the vehicle, two were ejected and suffered life-threatening injuries. The road was closed for investigation and will remain so until late evening. The Bedford Police Department is conducting an investigation and has requested witnesses to contact officers Robert Lavoie or Sergeant Devon Kimball.

The Epping Police Department is actively searching for 20-year-old Ahern Stelmach from Epping, New Hampshire, who has been reported missing by his family since Monday. Stelmach was last observed departing from his residence on Main Street. The police are urging anyone with information regarding his whereabouts to come forward and contact them.

The Panera Bread restaurant in Seekonk, Massachusetts, was evacuated and closed after 18 people fell ill on Friday morning. Thirteen were treated on-site, while five were hospitalized. The incident was initially thought to be related to air quality, but no unusual findings were reported. The fire chief suspects a Freon gas leak, while Howley Bread Group, the franchisee, suggests possible carbon monoxide exposure. The franchisee is collaborating with the health department to investigate and has emphasized their commitment to customer and employee safety, stating the restaurant will remain closed until it is confirmed safe.

The New Hampshire Attorney General, Joseph A. Foster, has declared the shooting death of 17-year-old Cole Kinney in Derry, New Hampshire, as a homicide. The incident occurred on Wednesday evening, and the autopsy revealed that Kinney died from a single gunshot wound to the chest. Although police have identified all individuals involved in the incident, no arrests have been made at this time. The New Hampshire State Police are actively investigating the case and have suggested that there may be a self-defense claim involved. They are urging anyone with information to come forward and contact them.

In Salem, New Hampshire, an elderly man from Methuen, Massachusetts, accidentally crashed his car into a house, which led to the discovery of a suspected marijuana farm. The crash occurred on North Main Street, and upon inspecting the damage, police found a false wall that concealed a sophisticated growing operation with ventilation, lighting, and duct work. The homeowner denied criminal activity, claiming the construction was for a new bathroom and the plants were flowers for his garden. Neighbor Kristen Farrah expressed surprise, noting the homeowner's reputation for gardening. No charges have been filed, but the plants are likely to be tested by the state lab.

A 14-year-old boy was seriously injured after being hit by a GMC Acadia while riding his bicycle on Route 3A in Billerica, Massachusetts. The incident occurred on Thursday afternoon. The boy was taken to Lahey Clinic in Burlington where he is reported to be in stable condition. The 35-year-old female driver from Chelmsford remained at the scene and cooperated with the police. She was unharmed, and as of now, no charges have been filed in relation to the accident.

Joseph Dealmeida, a 26-year-old resident of Arlington, Massachusetts, was arrested on Monday for an armed break-in and assault. He is facing charges including armed assault, breaking and entering, and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. The incident occurred when Dealmeida allegedly assaulted a woman with a knife. A witness intervened and restrained Dealmeida until the police arrived. Fortunately, the victim did not sustain any injuries during the altercation.

The Middlesex District Attorney's Office is seeking assistance from the public to identify a woman whose remains were discovered on July 7 in an industrial area of National Grid on Rover Street in Everett. The condition of the remains and the location where they were found have led authorities to consider the death suspicious. A forensic examination has determined that the woman was likely white and aged between 26-52, with an estimated height of 5'1" to 6'. She was found wearing size 10M Sporto Boots, a long-sleeved white tee shirt, and cocoa vintage black fleecy sweat pants, size small. The public is urged to contact the Massachusetts State Police or the Everett Police Department with any relevant information.

Anne Armstrong and Alan Gordon, members of the Healing Church of Rhode Island, were arrested by the Rhode Island State Police for possession of marijuana and intent to operate a growing operation. During the arrest, police confiscated 12 pounds of marijuana, 59 marijuana plants, and 10 pounds of hash oil, along with packing materials. Both individuals are being held without bail and are scheduled to appear in court in August.

The Boston Fire Department reported the recovery of an unidentified man's body from the water in Boston on Wednesday afternoon. Firefighters were called to the scene near the 4th St. Bridge at Frontage Road at 1:07 pm. Police have indicated that preliminary reports suggest the incident is not criminal in nature. The identity of the man has not been established, and an investigation into the matter is currently ongoing.

Maine's Attorney General, Janet Mills, has initiated a public service campaign titled 'Dose of Reality' to combat the opiate addiction crisis in Maine. The campaign is reported by WCSH6, a necn affiliate. Mills expressed her concern about the severity of the issue, highlighting that prescription painkillers have resulted in the death of 1,000 individuals in Maine over the past ten years. She emphasized the difficulty of overcoming addiction once it starts. The campaign features three television advertisements and has launched a new website to support the initiative.

The U.S. Coast Guard has initiated a search for a potentially missing kayaker after a local fishing vessel discovered an unmanned kayak adrift offshore near Cohasset, Massachusetts. The incident was reported to the authorities on Tuesday afternoon. Due to the lack of information about the owner of the kayak, the Coast Guard has deployed a Motor Lifeboat crew and a MH-60 Jayhawk aircrew to conduct the search in the waters near Cohasset and Scituate. The Coast Guard is seeking information from the public and has provided a contact number for its Sector Boston Command Center.

Peter Giandalone, a 23-year-old, was arrested in South Carolina on Sunday in relation to the death of John Giandalone, who was found dead in his home on July 13. The death has been declared a homicide by New Hampshire's attorney general. Peter is expected to be returned to New Hampshire shortly for further proceedings.

Boston Duck Tours, a tour operator in Boston, has announced that starting March 2017, they will be adding a second staff member to all their Duck Boat tours. The CEO, Cindy Brown, stated that this staffing change is set to begin with the opening of their 2017 season. The company plans to hire 40-50 new employees who will undergo training with the Boston Police Department. Additionally, Boston Duck Tours is enhancing safety measures by installing sensors on their vehicles and having previously added exterior-view cameras. These changes come in response to safety concerns and calls to ban duck boat tours following fatal and injurious accidents involving their vehicles.

Patrick Conaty, a 41-year-old patrolman from East Providence, Rhode Island, was arrested on charges of domestic violence and simple assault. He turned himself in last week and has been arraigned. Conaty is a married man with two children. The identity of the victim has not been disclosed. Following his arrest, Conaty has been removed from duty pending the outcome of an internal investigation.

A woman was tragically killed in a train crash in Brattleboro, Vermont. Her body was discovered on the tracks between Veteran's Memorial Bridge and Walnut Street. The initial investigation suggests that she was struck by a southbound passenger train. While the police have identified the victim, her name has not been publicly disclosed. The authorities are expected to provide more information at a later time and are currently seeking assistance from anyone who might have relevant information. Detective Erik Johnson is the point of contact for any tips regarding the incident.

The Bedford Police Department is seeking assistance from the public to identify two suspects involved in a burglary on Meadow Road. The incident occurred on a Friday morning and was reported by a resident who heard the break-in. The suspects, a white male with dark hair and a white female wearing a hooded sweatshirt, escaped in a black sedan. The police have urged the community to remain vigilant, secure their homes, and report any suspicious behavior. Contact information for the Bedford Police Department has been provided for anyone with information on the suspects.

The trial involving the case known as the Snapchat rape has reached a critical stage with both the prosecution and defense resting their cases. The incident, which took place in September 2014, involves two individuals from Saugus, Rashad Deihim and Kailyn Bonia, who are accused of raping a female victim. The victim has testified in court, and the trial is being held in Salem. Closing statements from both sides are scheduled for the upcoming Monday. The victim's identity is being protected and has not been disclosed by the news source.

The Public Safety and Security Department of Fire Services has announced the cause of the fire at Bob's Turkey Farm in Lancaster, Massachusetts, which occurred on June 30. State Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey and Lancaster Fire Chief Michael Hanson concluded that the fire was due to a mechanical or electrical failure in a propane-fueled heat lamp that was recently installed. The incident resulted in the death of 7,000 turkeys and was described as a significant loss to a local landmark known for supplying turkeys for Thanksgiving in New England.

A 15-year-old girl from Lowell, Massachusetts, is facing charges of criminal harassment and disturbing a school assembly after creating a hoax involving racist threats and remarks on social media, as well as posting a threatening note in the bathroom of the Academy of Notre Dame. The police had been receiving reports of racist messages over Facebook and Instagram, which included another student's initials, suggesting an attempt to frame that student. The note was discovered on May 16, and the subsequent investigation led to the teenager's confession and expulsion from the school.

Timothy Nicholas, a 60-year-old man from Lowell, Massachusetts, has been charged with animal cruelty after allegedly dragging his dog behind a van. The incident was reported on June 26, and police found an injured pit bull with serious injuries to its paws. The dog is currently receiving treatment at a veterinary hospital in Dracut. Middlesex County District Attorney Marian Ryan announced the charges, and Nicholas was arraigned on Thursday. He has been released on personal recognizance.

William Allen, a 61-year-old man from Worcester, Massachusetts, has been arrested on charges of sexually assaulting a 25-year-old woman. The alleged assault took place in a wooded area near Lincoln Street in Worcester on a Thursday evening. The victim reported that the assailant attacked and choked her, but she managed to escape and find witnesses. She sustained visible injuries and was hospitalized. Police apprehended Allen after receiving descriptions from the victim and witnesses. Allen initially gave the police a false name and date of birth and is also charged with providing false information.

The Cask'n Flagon, a bar in Boston, is set to attend a Licensed Premise Violation Hearing at City Hall following allegations of drugging by two women. The Boston Herald reported that the women filed complaints with the Boston Police Department, claiming they were drugged on the same night at the establishment. One of the women also suspects she may have been sexually assaulted after the incident, which allegedly occurred on May 14. The Cask'n Flagon has acknowledged the upcoming hearing in a statement.

Boston Grand Prix, LLC has filed for bankruptcy, leaving ticket-holders for the cancelled IndyCar race awaiting refunds. The company reports owing nearly $9 million, primarily to ticket-holders and sponsors, while possessing less than $50,000 in assets. Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey has declared that efforts will be made to ensure refunds are issued to ticket-holders. A statement from Cyndi Roy, the AG's communications director, emphasized the commitment to recovering the funds spent by consumers. The IndyCar race, which was to take place in Boston's Seaport District over Labor Day weekend, was cancelled due to unresolved issues between the company and the city.

Porter Airlines Flight 951, flying from Toronto to Boston on a De Havilland Canada DH8, was targeted by a green laser during its approach to Boston Logan International Airport on Monday evening. The incident was confirmed by the Federation Aviation Administration. Despite the laser illumination, the aircraft landed safely without any injuries reported. The Federal Aviation Administration is currently investigating the event.

During a fireworks display in Plymouth, Massachusetts, two fires broke out on separate barges on Monday night, as reported by the Plymouth Fire Department. The first barge caught fire around 9:30 p.m. due to a malfunction, and shortly after, a second barge also caught fire. There have been no injuries reported in connection with the fires. The specific cause of the malfunction that led to the fires is currently being investigated.

A three-alarm fire occurred in a duplex at 86 Gilboa St. in Douglas, Massachusetts, on Monday afternoon. The Douglas Fire Department responded to the incident. Residents of the duplex were evacuated, and fortunately, there were no major injuries reported. The cause of the fire has not yet been identified, and the extent of the property damage is currently undetermined.

Two men, 19-year-old Ezra Mendez and 25-year-old Erick Dominguez-Santos, both from Allentown, Pennsylvania, were arrested at Boston Logan International Airport for cocaine trafficking. The Massachusetts State Police reported that the men were found with approximately 3kg of cocaine in their roller bags after arriving from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Both individuals have been charged with cocaine trafficking and conspiracy to violate drug law and are being held without bail pending court proceedings.

Malcolm Flynn, the assistant headmaster of Boston Latin School, resigned following the earlier resignation of headmaster Lynne Mooney Teta amidst racism-related investigations. Superintendent Tommy Chang accepted Flynn's resignation, as announced by school spokesperson Richard Weir. Flynn expressed dissatisfaction with the handling of racial incidents at the school by the Boston Public Schools department in a letter to Chang. He suggested that the ongoing federal investigation could have been avoided if the school had been defended properly. The school department stated that Teta resigned for personal reasons, although there were public calls for her resignation after the group Black at BKS highlighted racial issues at the school on social media. The Department of Justice is continuing its investigation into the school's handling of racial incidents, with students scheduled to meet with investigators.

A fire erupted on the roof of a 16-unit condominium building located at 32-34 Hancock St. in the Beacon Hill area of Boston on Wednesday evening. The Boston Fire Department responded to the incident and the department's chief has estimated the property damage to be around $500,000. Fortunately, there have been no injuries reported in relation to the fire.

Lee Gervais, a 26-year-old suspect, was arrested in North Smithfield, Providence, Rhode Island, in connection with a home invasion. The local police have charged Gervais with multiple counts after he allegedly broke into a house and stole a pistol on Sunday. The investigation is still ongoing as there may be other suspects involved in the case. The arrest was reported by necn affiliate WJAR.

A fire that erupted in a three-family house in Peabody, Massachusetts, was caused by a child playing with a lighter, according to State Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey and Peabody Fire Chief Steven Pasdon. The incident, which took place on June 17 at 17 Little's Lane, resulted in no injuries. The Massachusetts Department of Fire Services indicates that fires started by children are not uncommon, with 617 such incidents reported between 2010 and 2014.

The Plainville Police Department in Massachusetts is seeking public assistance to identify two suspects linked to a series of thefts at a local Target store. The department has described one suspect as a female who has been actively stealing various items from the store over recent days. The second suspect is a male believed to be aiding the female by acting as a lookout during the commission of the thefts. The police have also provided details of a vehicle associated with the suspects, an old grey Jeep Grand Cherokee with distinctive features such as missing front hubcaps, a missing passenger side mirror, and faded paint on the hood.

Chris Gidney, a 43-year-old man from Palermo, Maine, is facing charges for domestic assault and for pointing a handgun at Waldo County Deputies. The incident occurred last Friday when deputies attempted to arrest Gidney after he attacked his domestic partner. Gidney then brandished a gun at the officers and fled into a nearby wooded area. He was subsequently apprehended and charged with the offenses.

A public rally is set to take place at 6 p.m. on Tuesday at City Hall in Manchester, New Hampshire, as reported by the New Hampshire Union Leader. The event is being organized to protest against the tactics used by the local police. Manchester Police Chief Nick Willard has responded to the planned rally by expressing respect for differing opinions but stands firm on the actions of the Manchester Police Department. He commends the professionalism and bravery of the Manchester officers.

A fire broke out at 15 Howard St. in Watertown, Massachusetts, on Sunday evening, displacing five people. The Watertown Fire Department responded to the two-alarm fire, which started at 5:30 p.m. and was extinguished within half an hour. The cause of the fire is currently unknown, and an investigation is underway to determine the details of the incident.

A hate crime investigation is underway in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, after a swastika was discovered on a welcome sign outside a Jewish synagogue. The vandalism occurred after the Sabbath service, with the incident believed to have taken place between Saturday evening and Sunday morning. In addition to the swastika, a solar lamp was also found damaged. Local authorities, the Pawtucket Police, are seeking information from the public to assist in their investigation.

Police are conducting an investigation following reports of gunfire near Warwick Mall in Rhode Island on Sunday afternoon. The incident was reported by WJAR, an necn affiliate. A firearm was discovered at the location of the incident. Authorities have confirmed that there were no injuries as a result of the gunfire.

Thomas Hannan, a 45-year-old maintenance worker, was seriously injured after being hit by a car in a parking lot in Easton, Massachusetts. The incident occurred on Wednesday morning when 72-year-old Suzanne Omansky, a resident of the Lansdowne Village Condominium complex, struck Hannan while attempting to park her vehicle. Hannan suffered severe chest injuries and was transported to Rhode Island Hospital following on-scene treatment. Authorities are currently investigating the crash.

A recent study by SmartAsset has analyzed the cost of renting a two-bedroom apartment in Boston, Massachusetts, and the required household income to afford it. The study found that the average monthly rent for such an apartment in Boston is $2,821, necessitating an annual income of nearly $121,000 for comfortable living. The report also notes that rent costs in Cambridge are 7.4 percent higher than in Boston. However, the study highlights that the cost of renting in Boston has decreased since 2015. In contrast, cities like Lowell offer more affordable rental options, with an annual salary of $59,143 being sufficient to afford an apartment.

A house fire occurred early Wednesday morning at 92 Hyde St. in Burlington, Vermont. Two individuals sustained minor injuries and were hospitalized. The fire, which was reported around 4:30 a.m., escalated to a three-alarm blaze, engulfing the entire building. A neighbor, Christa Gowen, described the scene as 'pretty scary.' The incident led to six residents being displaced from their home. The cause of the fire is currently being investigated by officials.

In New Bedford, Massachusetts, a stabbing incident occurred where a 33-year-old man was injured in the ribs and back. The assailant was identified as a former tenant of the building. During the incident, the victim defended himself with a baseball bat. Both men were hospitalized, and the police are continuing their investigation into the matter. No further details about the condition of the men or the motive behind the attack have been provided at this time.

A traffic accident occurred on Trimtown Road in Scituate, Rhode Island, involving a dump truck and two cars, as reported by WJAR. The collision resulted in one woman being injured and a significant spill of hydraulic fluid from the dump truck onto Plainfield Pike. The severity of the injuries has not been disclosed. Scituate Police are currently managing the situation on site.

Jon Bon Jovi is set to perform at a fundraiser for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in Boston on June 1, as reported by POLITICO Massachusetts. The event, titled 'Summer Celebration with Hillary with a special performance by Jon Bon Jovi,' will offer tickets at prices up to $1,000 for premium seating and $500 for general admission. The exact location of the fundraiser has not yet been disclosed.