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Norman Miller

Norman Miller

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Reporter, MetroWest Daily News

Framingham

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I'll try anything once. I'm a copywriter, after all.

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  • Four construction workers injured after wall is knocked down at Framingham site

    By Norman Miller Verified| MetroWest Daily News Verified Four people were injured late in the afternoon of Tuesday, Aprl 15, after heavy winds knocked down a wall under construction on Pearl Street in Framingham, authorities said. The four people suffered “mostly minor injuries,” in the 5:25 p.m. incident, Fire Chief Michael Dutcher told the Daily News. The incident occurred at 10 Pearl St., a former Registry of Motor Vehicles office. A new six-story, mixed-use building is under construction and workers were putting up a wall.

    By Norman Miller Verified · MetroWest Daily News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • DA: Firefighters find human remains near brush fire site off Mass Pike. What to know

    By Norman Miller Verified| MetroWest Daily News Verified Firefighters found human remains on April 10 while fighting a brush fire near the Massachusetts Turnpike, authorities said. Wayland and Framingham firefighters responded at 9:42 p.m. that day to Exit 117 on the Mass Pike after a report of a brush fire, according to the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office. An emailed statement from the DA's Office did not indicate whether the fire was on the east- or westbound side of the highway.

    By Norman Miller Verified · MetroWest Daily News

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Four construction workers injured after wall is knocked down at Framingham site

    By Norman Miller Verified| MetroWest Daily News Verified Four people were injured late in the afternoon of Tuesday, Aprl 15, after heavy winds knocked down a wall under construction on Pearl Street in Framingham, authorities said. The four people suffered “mostly minor injuries,” in the 5:25 p.m. incident, Fire Chief Michael Dutcher told the Daily News. The incident occurred at 10 Pearl St., a former Registry of Motor Vehicles office. A new six-story, mixed-use building is under construction and workers were putting up a wall.

    By Norman Miller Verified · MetroWest Daily News

    Apr. 15, 2025

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MetroWest Daily News

United States