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Officials ID man who died in Mass. fireworks incident on Fourth of July
Officials have identified a 70-year-old man who died from a fireworks incident on the Fourth of July, according to Plymouth County District Attorney Tim Cruz’s office. The incident occurred at around 9:19 p.m. when police received a 911 call for a report of a person hit by a firework at 34 Beach St. in Wareham.
While Boston's Fourth of July show was last night, there are still plenty of chances to see fireworks in Massachusetts this ...
A 70-year-old man died following a “firework incident” in the Bay State on the Fourth of July, according to officials. The ...
A 70-year-old man died during a July 4 celebration in Wareham, MA, using illegal fireworks; investigations are ongoing.
The biggest show, in Boston, will be on July 4. Here's where you can fireworks tonight in Massachusetts and through the rest ...
Starting on July 1, you can see fireworks every night in Massachusetts for six days – if you're willing to drive. With good ...
An explosion ahead of a Fourth of July celebration at a Cape Cod country club has prompted officials to issue safety warnings ...
A Mass. state trooper was struck while trying to control and de-escalate a large crowd near Revere Beach who were illegally ...
There are plenty of permitted fireworks displays across the state: There will be over 70 fireworks displays in Massachusetts ...
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A moped driver was arrested late on July 4th in Revere after police said he struck a trooper who was trying to de-escalate an ...
To report fireworks activity, residents can call (617) 343-9800. In Worcester, the Worcester 311 app offers a “quick and easy ...
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