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$5,000 Bounty To Find Arsonist Who Torched ATV In Newton $5,000 Bounty To Find Arsonist Who Torched ATV In Newton
$5,000 Bounty To Find Arsonist Who Torched ATV In Newton Police and fire investigators are asking for the public's help to determine who set an ATV on fire earlier this month, and they're offering a reward for any information leading to an arrest.  Newton firefighters received multiple 911 calls for a fire at 85 Dudley Road around 5:30 p.m. on June 1. When they arrived, flames had consumed a Polaris 900 ATV, which retail for about $3,000.   Arson investigators spoke with witnesses and examined the evidence and have determined the fire was more likely intentionally set. They're asking anyone in the area at the time of the blaze to c…

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by Josh Lanier
News
Owner Seeking Help After Vandals Cause $1K In Damage At Roller World In Saugus Owner Seeking Help After Vandals Cause $1K In Damage At Roller World In Saugus
Owner Seeking Help After Vandals Cause $1K In Damage At Roller World In Saugus A roller rink in Saugus is determined to not let vandals who caused $1,000 in damages skate by, says the rink's owner.  Roller World, located near Route 1, was forced to close on Saturday Dec. 3 after discovering that vandals broke a heavy steel panic bar on a door to the rink's lobby area.  The panic bar, with steel blocks on either end measuring about four to five inches thick, and its hinges were broken, said owner Gerry Breen.  "The panic bars that go across the doors, they broke one of them right in half, they pulled the armature right out of the door," said Breen. "All this is all s…

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by Morgan Gonzales
Business
Have You Seen My Arm? Harvard Square Restaurant Offers Money For Skeleton Bandits Have You Seen My Arm? Harvard Square Restaurant Offers Money For Skeleton Bandits
Have You Seen My Arm? Harvard Square Restaurant Offers Money For Skeleton Bandits A Harvard Square restaurant has a bone to pick with a couple that swiped an arm from the giant skeleton outside of the tiki bar earlier this week.  Wusong Road posted a video of a couple posing for photos with the statue on Mt Auburn Street and rattling the bones overnight on Tuesday, Oct. 4. They finished the photoshoot around midnight and armed themselves with a piece of the skeleton as they left.  The restaurant owners want it back.  They have offered a $100 reward for anyone who can help them identify the bone burglars so they can reattach the arm to the decorative skeleton. 

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by Josh Lanier