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NEMASKET NEWS: Middleboro man arrested after 15 stolen firearms are recovered

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DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT THE REST OF   NEMASKET NEWS   Middleboro man arrested after 15 stolen firearms are recovered   Sandy Quadros Bowles   editor@nemasketweek.com   Aug 25, 2026 James Delano has been charged in connection with 15 firearms stolen in Middleboro.  Photos courtesy Middleboro Police                                         The guns police recovered following a break-in of a Middleboro home MIDDLEBORO -- A Middleboro man has been charged with being a felon in possession of ammunition after 15 firearms stolen from a Middleboro residence were recovered.   An investigation into the stolen firearms led law enforcement to James Delano, 37, a convicted felon, Middleboro Police said. The firearms were taken in a break-in at a Middleboro residence on July 25, police said.   Following the burglary, Middleboro Police detect...

WBUR TODAY: Where the Lindsay Clancy case stands

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  ❤️ Donate Thursday, August 27, 2026 🌤️🌑 Partly cloudy, with a high near 83. Good Morning Boston, A near-total lunar eclipse will pass over us tonight, though the celestial event could be eclipsed itself by pesky clouds. Meteorologist Danielle Noyes has more details on the viewing timeline and what to look for . But first, the news: In court: After testimony from more than 70 witnesses over the course of three weeks, the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy moves to closing arguments today . Prosecutors have charged the Duxbury woman with murder for strangling her three children in 2023, before attempting to take her own life in the midst of a postpartum mental health breakdown. Not unlike another very recent South Shore murder trial , the case has attracted national media coverage , an obsessive social media following and even conspiracy theories . If you haven't been following as closely, here's a look at where things stand from WBUR's Deborah Becker, who's been at Pl...

Morning Digest: Thought Max Miller would become a GOP pariah? Nope.

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Morning Digest: Thought Max Miller would become a GOP pariah? Nope. Republicans in competitive races are still backing the congressman—and keeping his contributions David Nir and Jeff Singer Aug 27 Rep. Max Miller of Ohio (left). (Credit: Max Miller Facebook) Leading Off OH-07 Republicans in competitive races are not separating themselves from Rep. Max Miller despite abuse allegations leveled against the Ohio congressman by his ex-wife—and if anything, they’re doing just the opposite. “Look, my view is this is the most important election for preserving Republican control of the House, the Senate, and also protecting the Republican control of the state,” Vivek Ramaswamy , the GOP nominee for governor, told a gathering last weekend in audio first shared by HuffPost . Ramaswamy, who was responding to an attendee asking whether he would “go out and campaign with” Miller, concluded, “If we compromise that, we’re done.” A spokesperson for Amy Acton, Ramaswamy’s Democratic opponent, was qui...