Norman Miller is a Public Safety Reporter at the MetroWest Daily News. He specializes in covering police, courts, fire, and public safety, reporting on a range of significant incidents from helicopter crashes to murders. Norman's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Milford Daily News, USA TODAY, and BBC World.
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By: Norman Miller
An Upton has been sentenced to 30 days in prison is ordered to pay $1 million after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit securities fraud.
By: Norman Miller
The Hopkinton Select Board has voted to promote Lt. Scott van Raalten to deputy police chief.
By: Norman Miller
The MetroWest Daily News FRAMINGHAM — With the 35th anniversary of his alleged crime just days away, Stephen Paul Gale is one step closer to being returned to Massachusetts and arraigned on rape charges.
By: Norman Miller
The MetroWest Daily News Show Caption WAYLAND — A Jewish temple is combining modern-day technology with ancient religious practices during Hanukkah.
By: Norman Miller
Residents and others are rallying to help a Hudson family after their Woodrow Street home was destroyed in a fire.
NATICK — A group of people is making a last-ditch effort to save the first home built in town from demolition.
By: Norman Miller
The Framingham Fire Department has acquired a 2024 Pierce Enforcer pumper truck for Station 3 on Loring Drive.
By: Norman Miller
The MetroWest Daily News MARLBOROUGH — After more than three years, a local organization has reached its goal to have a specialty license
By: Norman Miller
MARLBOROUGH — After more than three years, a local organization has reached its goal to have a specialty license plate produced and sold by the Registry of Motor Vehicles to raise awareness about overdoses.
BOSTON — A Natick man who is alleged to have conspired to illegally send sensitive U.S. technology to Iran — and which was later used in a fatal drone attack on U.S. soldiers
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