Beth Germano is a journalist for CBS News, focusing on local news in the Massachusetts and Boston area. With a keen eye for community issues and human interest stories, Beth covers a range of topics including weather, crime, local politics, and human resilience. Her articles provide a comprehensive and insightful look into the stories that matter most to the people of Massachusetts.
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Beth Germano's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Massachusetts and Boston, with an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements related to crime, family & relationships, law enforcement, and weather. She often covers stories that are of immediate public interest or have a significant impact on the local community.
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By: Beth Germano
BOSTON - A Milton family was honored at the Massachusetts State House Wednesday for a foundation in their daughter's name that helps families deal with grief and trauma from a sudden loss, and for boating safety changes that will be made by the government in Aruba.
Zachary Vozzella has been charged with murdering his brother's girlfriend, who was three months pregnant.
REVERE - A young Revere boy is in stable condition after falling at least 30 feet from a third-floor balcony where he lived in a triple-decker on Shirley Street. Contractors were there Friday installing a new slat in a railing where one was missing. It was apparently in that small opening that he fell through.
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The Boston City Council has approved a resolution to declare a public health emergency as Steward Health Care moves to close Carney Hospital in Dorchester.
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Advocates for the homeless are imploring Gov. Healey to rescind a new policy​ that allows some families only five days to stay in the state's four emergency overflow shelters.
BOSTON - A construction worker has died after he fell from scaffolding at a theater in Boston on Friday.
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A former Massachusetts man dubbed the "Bad Breath Rapist" was sentenced to 18 to 20 years in prison for rape after nearly 20 years on the run.
PLYMOUTH - Tradition is about to be broken, at least temporarily, at Plymouth North and South high schools, the tradition of Friday night lights football.
NORTH HAMPTON, NH - Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned in North Hampton, New Hampshire on Wednesday, where she outlined a plan to boost small business. It was her first trip to the Granite State since becoming the Democratic nominee for president.
William Rodriguez is accused of stabbing and killing Ana Maria Martinez and her mother, Sergia Acosta, in their Worcester home.
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