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Former bank employees allegedly stole from Greater Boston customers

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By Eva Levin
| cargreen.es
Crime Three former employees of Citizens Bank in Boston allegedly stole money from customers’ accounts by processing unauthorized withdrawals, prosecutors said. Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan’s office released a statement on the incident, accusing Yeimaly Moscat, 23, Yojairis Suazo, 21, and Angelica Morales, 31, of stealing more than a combined $90,000 from Citizens Bank customers.
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Owl dies from rodenticide poisoning in Belmont, conservation group says

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By Eva Levin
| Our Community Now
Environmental advocates say this is not the first — or last — rodenticide-related death in Massachusetts. An owl at the Habitat Education Center in Belmont died after ingesting rat poison, conservation organization Mass Audubon said in a press release. On Nov. 5, a visitor to the habitat, which is operated by Mass Audubon, called their wildlife hotline after they noticed a “groggy” owl that fell off a log it was perched on, the release said.
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2 firefighters seriously injured as wildfires blaze across Massachusetts

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By Eva Levin
| NewsPub
Local News State fire officials now say 175 wildfires continue to burn across Massachusetts as of Saturday evening, threatening land and homes in towns across the Commonwealth. So far, the fires have burned more than 568 acres of land, Department of Fire Services spokesperson Jake Wark said in an email Sunday evening. According to Wark, 36 of those fires were reported in the last 24 hours.
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