Hey, it is Saturday night....
Seven at Plainville party face alcohol charges
They may have been dressed like adults, but most of them were not. Now they are facing grown-up charges.
Dozens of underage partygoers were detained Friday after Plainville police broke up a house party held on the theme, “Business Hoes and CEOs.’’
The case was especially alarming because it involved some young people from the same school district as 17-year-old Taylor Meyer of Plainville, who wandered away from a Norfolk house party in 2008 and drowned in a swampy area....
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Police responded to a home on Melcher Street after receiving multiple 911 calls. One caller told police that “there was a party, and there was a lot of alcohol, marijuana, and ecstasy,’’ according to a police report....
Any wild turkey?
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What else didn't make the cut:
The homeowners, whose names were not released, could not be reached for comment.
WTF?
Related:
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Drug dealers in rural towns like Ashby, Townsend, and Ashburnham, have been using quiet side roads and nearby state parks to pass cocaine and heroin to other dealers or to sell drugs to addicts.
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What else can you do at a party?
Poker rooms are booming, but it’s not all for charity
While the Massachusetts Legislature has stalled in its debate over legalizing casinos, several gambling operators across the state have opened poker rooms that take advantage of a law that allows charities to hold casino nights.
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Just be careful, kids.
