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List of National Weather Service rainfall totals in Massachusetts
BOSTON – The National Weather Service compiled a list of rainfall totals from Sunday’s rainstorm in Massachusetts:
BARNSTABLE COUNTY
Provincetown – 0.24 IN
Camp Edwards 0.14 IN
Mashpee 2.4 WSW 0.12 IN
Bourne 0.07 IN
Yarmouth 0.01 IN
Hyannis AP T IN
BRISTOL COUNTY
Attleboro 3.89 IN
2 SSW Easton 3.51 IN
Norton 0.8 S 3.10 IN
Mansfield 2.75 IN
Berkley 2.68 IN
Rehoboth 2.36 IN
1 WNW North Attleboro 2.15 IN
North Dighton 2.11 IN
1 SE Raynham 2.10 IN
Swansea 2.05 IN
Taunton AP 1.95 IN
Swansea 1.89 IN
Somerset 1.68 IN
3 SE Westport 1.58 IN
Fall River 1.30 IN
New Bedford AP 0.98 IN
Acushnet 0.61 IN
DUKES COUNTY
MARTHAS VINEYARD AP T IN
ESSEX COUNTY
1 WNW Lynnfield 3.70 IN
Topsfield 3.55 IN
1 WNW Ipswich 1.93 IN
Beverly AP 1.33 IN
1 W Gloucester 1.22 IN
Peabody 1.19 IN
Lynn 1.13 IN
Lawrence 1.07 IN
Methuen 1.07 IN
Haverhill 0.97 IN
Groveland 0.95 IN
Danvers 0.94 IN
Beverly 0.85 IN
1.2 North Andover 0.80 IN
West Newbury 0.76 IN
Merrimac 0.75 IN
Andover 0.74 IN
Swampscott 0.64 IN
Lawrence AP 0.48 IN
Rockpot 0.45 IN
Nahant 0.4 N 0.05 IN
FRANKLIN COUNTY
Turners Falls 3.09 IN
Shelburne 2.30 IN
Ashfield 2.08 IN
2 WNW Colrain 2.00 IN
Greenfield 1.61 IN
Orange AP 1.56 IN
Charlemont 0.95 IN
Heath 0.72 IN
HAMPDEN COUNTY
Holyoke 2.56 IN
Westfield Barnes AP 2.17 IN
2 NE West Springfield 1.84 IN
1 WNW Agawam 1.73 IN
Springfield 1.35 IN
1 NE Wilbraham 1.07 IN
Three Rivers 0.91 IN
1 NW Monson 0.65 IN
2 NW Palmer 0.56 IN
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY
Florence 4.65 IN
Easthampton 3.32 IN
Southampton 3.22 IN
Amherst 2.54 IN
Pelham 1.97 IN
Loudville 1.95 IN
1 E Northampton 1.89 IN
3.3 SW Hadley 1.46 IN
Goshen 1.36 IN
Belchertown 1.17 IN
…MIDDLESEX COUNTY…
Acton 2.43 IN
Hudson 2.39 IN
1 W Winchester 2.37 IN
2 SW Hopkinton 2.31 IN
1 WNW Pepperell 2.29 IN
Wayland 2.22 IN
Maynard 2.13 IN
Holliston 2.10 IN
Sudbury 2.09 IN
Reading 1.92 IN
North Chelmsford 1.87 IN
Marlboro 1.83 IN
Westford 1.78 IN
Stow 1.74 IN
Framingham 1.68 IN
1 NNW Lexington 1.66 IN
Wakefield 1.56 IN
Carlisle 1.48 IN
Wellesley 1.47 IN
Somerville 1.45 IN
Cambridge 1.41 IN
Tewksbury 1.31 IN
1 NW Chelmsford 1.28 IN
Groton 1.25 IN
Natick 1.17 IN
Littleton 1.15 IN
Woburn 1.12 IN
Bedford AP 1.08 IN
Watertown 1.05 IN
Burlington 1.00 IN
Dunstable 0.91 IN
Bedford AP 0.73 IN
Lowell 0.28 IN
NANTUCKET COUNTY
Nantucket AP 0.01 IN
NORFOLK COUNTY
1 N Sharon 3.05 IN
1 ESE Randolph 2.92 IN
Walpole 2.83 IN
East Walpole 2.78 IN
Wrentham 2.78 IN
Foxboro 2.35 IN
Blue Hills 2.28 IN
Franklin 2.20 IN
Norwood AP 2.00 IN
Millis 1.91 IN
Dover 1.87 IN
Bellingham 1.67 IN
Medway 1.54 IN
Needham 1.10 IN
Westwood 0.81 IN
Milton 0.15 IN
PLYMOUTH COUNTY
Duxbury 2.03 IN
Pembroke 1.43 IN
Abington 1.30 IN
Kingston 1.27 IN
Plymouth 0.75 IN
Plymouth AP 0.67 IN
West Wareham 0.36 IN
Marion 0.16 IN
Wareham 0.16 IN
SUFFOLK COUNTY
1.4 SE Allston 1.67 IN
Logan Airport AP 1.40 IN
WORCESTER COUNTY
Worcester 1.0 WSW 3.37 IN
Shrewsbury 2.90 IN
1 NE Lunenberg 2.59 IN
1 NNE Rutland 2.48 IN
2 WSW Westboro 2.11 IN
Fitchburg AP 1.64 IN
Sterling 1.62 IN
Worcester AP 1.45 IN
Holden 1.32 IN
2 WSW Auburn 1.27 IN
4.1 S Hubbardston 0.27 IN
Brookfield 0.02 IN
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Prosecutors have been working to keep several defense witnesses off the stand in the upcoming retrial over the killing of her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe.
“It’s not surprising to me to at all that, with new lawyers on the case and fresh looks at the evidence, that they’re making a determination as to which pieces of evidence they think they have real chance of excluding,” NBC10 Boston legal analyst Michael Coyne said.
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Judge Beverly Cannone will decide if the witnesses testify. She allowed them at the first trial and Coyne said it could create problems if she says no for the next trial.
“It does put her in a difficult point to be able to now reverse herself, and I don’t think that’s likely to happen,” he said.
Special Assistant District Attorney Hank Brennan is now leading the state’s case, and he plans to cut down the number of witnesses while bringing a different style than the original lead prosecutor, Adam Lally.
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Read’s team remains intact, but she said Tuesday outside one of the witness hearings that they’re taking a second look, too.
“We’re going to re-tool everything. Maybe something will stay similar but we’re gonna shuffle a lot of things around,” she said.
Much of this preparation could be moot if the state’s Supreme Judicial Court decides to throw out two of the charges against Read.
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BOSTON – It’s a peculiar sight in downtown Boston: Giant pink people peering into restaurant windows and hanging out in alleyways.
These sculptures that are making their debut in the United States are called “Monsieur Rose” or “Mr. Pink” in English. It’s a new art installation designed to catch your attention and lift your spirits.
“These characters transform the streets into playful places and our daily travels into delightful, colorful journeys,” a website for the exhibit says.
“Cute-ism” art
Their collective name in French roughly translates to “cute-ism” from artist Philippe Katerine. The inflatable sculptures are part of this year’s Winteractive art walk.
Winteractive is the same event that brought floating clown heads to the city last year. The Downtown Boston Alliance says the reaction encouraged them to up the ante this year.
Changing people’s days
Michael Nichols with the Downtown Boston Alliance says the organization is exploring “different ways of using our downtown to have fun.”
“It is the darkest, drabbest time of year in Boston. It’s gray … just cold and bitter,” he said. “And pops of pink color, bubblegum pink dotting the downtown in now six different locations is changing people’s day.”
Mr. Pink is only the beginning of the experience – new installations will be added to the collection every day for the next week. On Thursday morning there was another eye-catching sight: A display that appeared to show a satellite or small spacecraft that had crashed onto the hood of a car.
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