Leading by one at the end of the third quarter, New Boston Huron outscored Dearborn Divine Child, 16-9, in the fourth to win, 49-41, and the Class B, Region 11 title at Riverview Thursday.
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3/11 preps roundup: New Boston Huron pays back Dearborn Divine Child to advance (Detroit Free Press)
State regulators said yesterday that they will probably change the complex formula they use to determine how many Massachusetts residents face a tax penalty for not having health insurance, because spiraling costs are making coverage unaffordable for too many people.
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As costs soar, Mass. foresees change in health insurance rules
The state’s highest court yesterday upheld a law that aims to hasten the permit process for wind farms in the state.
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Maine high court upholds state’s wind farm permit law
Two Vermont utilities signed an agreement yesterday on a 26-year deal to buy power from the Canadian provincial utility Hydro-Quebec, replacing contracts that expire beginning in 2012.
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Quebec, utilities in Vt. renew their deal
City officials and organizers are preparing for a huge influx of people into the city for Sunday’s annual St. Patrick’s Day parade.
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St. Patrick’s parade nearly set to roll
Sudbury police are investigating a case of alleged sexting between middle school students.
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Sudbury launches probe of sexting
Even under the rough-and-tumble rules of the sea that Maine lobstermen live by, staring down the barrel of a .12-gauge shotgun is extreme.
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Island lobstering fight plays out in Maine court
Seventeen months ago, as his father stood nearby at a gun range in Westfield, 8-year-old Christopher Bizilj aimed an Uzi at a pumpkin and squeezed the trigger. The submachine gun, which has a high rate of fire, recoiled and fatally wounded the third-grader.
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Club pleads no contest in boy’s death
Sixteen dolphins became mired in mud in marshland areas in Wellfleet yesterday, prompting a major rescue effort as hopes faded for saving most of them, according to an animal welfare group.
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In Wellfleet, a dolphin drama
A legislative committee yesterday rejected a bill that would have sharply curtailed the state’s tax credit for the film industry, saying the legislation would hurt a thriving industry that is one of the few bright spots in a dour Massachusetts economy.
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Bid to ax tax break for films rejected
