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“Jesus, was that my rifle?” was among Framingham SWAT team Officer Paul Duncan’s first thoughts after he shot and killed an elderly man who was lying face-down in the hallway of his Fountain Street house. A .223-caliber round from Duncan’s M4 rifle pierced the face, clavicle, chest, heart, left lung, …

Search For Local Products On eBayIndependent RetailerOnline shopping giant, eBay, has begun integrating local product inventory technology into its search options, seen by analysts as a way to boost sales for local retailers and help small businesses grow. The technology comes from Milo, a company eBay… More: continued here

MINNEAPOLIS – More low-income Minnesotans will be able to get fresh fruits and vegetables because of a big jump in farmers markets that will accept food stamps this year. More: continued here

British newspapers are slowly but surely coming out with details on what happened at the two royal wedding receptions. More: continued here

Stamp Show Draws Postage Enthusiasts, CollectorsPatch.comThe complex hobby – and business – of philately is highlighted at the yearly Plymouth Stamp Show at Central Middle School. By Molly Tippen | Email the author | 10:50pm A stamp depicting Vladimir Lenin from the United Soviet Socialist Republic. … More: continued here

Bemidji Area Farmers Market to accept food stampsBemidji PioneerMINNEAPOLIS (AP) — More low-income Minnesotans will be able to get fresh fruits and vegetables because of a big jump in farmers markets that will accept food stamps this year. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — More low-income Minnesotans will be able to get fresh …

Some markets take food stampsSt. Cloud TimesMINNEAPOLIS (AP) — More low-income Minnesotans will be able to get fresh fruits and vegetables because of a big jump in farmers markets that will accept food stamps this year. The Star-Tribune reports that eight new markets will allow customers with … More: continued …

Forty hours after the fatal shooting of Eurie Stamps Sr., state police Lt. Edward Forster started his interview with Framingham Officer Paul Duncan. Duncan was the 14th interview of at least 20 conducted Jan. 6, the day after the shooting. More: continued here

Medics found little life left in Eurie Stamps moments after shootingMilford Daily NewsThe inside of the apartment where Eurie Stamps was killed at 26 Fountain St. in Framingham. By Richard Lodge/Daily News staf When Fire Capt. Joseph Hicks and AMR paramedic David Kaye rushed to Eurie Stamps' side, they saw …

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