2 Saugus school teachers were convicted of providing alcohol to students
It’s jail time for 2 school teachers who permitted minors to drink in their home.
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Former White House attorney accuses Orange County Deputy DA of improper lobbying
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New state laws go into effect when the ball drops tonight
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Former Arlington selectwoman and husband plead not guilty to 33 counts of furnishing alcohol to minors
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Three steps to a successful Social Host Ordinance
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Oh no, say it ain’t so: Haley Dunphy gets arrested?
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