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Middleboro woman pleads guilty to 26 animal cruelty charges

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  Middleboro woman pleads guilty to 26 animal cruelty charges Mar 24, 2026 Kimberly Savino listens to the judge at a November 2024 arraignment. Photo by Sandy Quadros Bowles MIDDLEBORO – A Middleboro woman has pleaded guilty in Wareham District Court to charges that she allegedly neglected 26 animals at her Middleboro home for months during 2024, Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz has announced. Kimberly Savino, 44, pleaded guilty to 26 charges of Animal Cruelty spanning two separate, but related, criminal cases.  In one of the cases, she was sentenced to a one-year suspended sentence in the Massachusetts Department of Corrections and placed on three years of probation. In the second case, Savino was sentenced to an additional three years of probation spanning from and after the first three-year stint on probation and is slated to end in 2032.  The Commonwealth also requested Savino serve two and a half years of incarceration in the Department of Correction...

Fatal Middleboro fire leaves one dead, three injured 172 ASHLEY LANE

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  Fatal Middleboro fire leaves one dead, three injured Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Share Dec 07, 2025 Fire broke out at the Middleboro apartment complex Sunday, Dec. 7. Photo source: David Curran The fire injured several and heavily damaged the building. MIDDLEBORO — The Middleboro Fire Department responded to a deadly structure fire at an apartment complex at 172 Ashley Lane on Sunday morning. One adult was pronounced dead at the scene, while two residents and a firefighter were transported to area hospitals for what are believed to be  non-life-threatening injuries Dec. 7.  According to the department, there was heavy smoke and flames coming from the first and second floors of a condo building when crews arrived on site.  The fire also extended to two adjacent buildings, according to the department, which included four units. These additional buildings were significantly damaged, and affected residents are being  assisted by the American Red Cross. Bridgew...