Sudbury Man Sentenced to Four Years for $7.8 Million Embezzlement
Adam Gentile, 40, was sentenced in federal court for stealing from two medical practices where he worked as office manager.
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Adam Gentile, 40, was sentenced in federal court for stealing from two medical practices where he worked as office manager.
Jennifer Valley, 51, was sentenced in federal court in Worcester for stealing over $100,000 in Social Security benefits.
Jameel Clark-White admitted to possessing a firearm and ammunition at a Foxborough elementary school in June 2025.
Luis Enrique Santana, a member of the Lynn Chapter of the Trinitarios, was sentenced to 136 months in federal prison for racketeering conspiracy, including attempted murders and accessory after the fact to two murders.
CEO Vincent Roche reported a sale of 10,000 shares, part of a series of plan sales.
A new SEC filing shows the chairman, president and CEO sold 145,904 shares, bringing his total sales to $12,776,449.
The chairman, president and CEO of Mercury Systems filed a Form 4 with the SEC disclosing the sale of 170,267 shares of common stock.
Lisa P. Britt, Senior VP and Chief HR Officer, sold 11,440 shares at $613.12 each, according to a Form 4 filing with the SEC.
FDA classifies recall of endoscopic tissue approximation device as Class II due to potential failure to deploy cinch or cut suture.
The FDA has classified the recall of certain lots of the Emit 2000 Quinidine Assay as Class II, and is urging users to check their inventory against the listed lots and UDI.
FDA classifies recall of 1,445 portable renal perfusion systems as Class II due to potential loss of displayed preservation parameters.
FDA classifies recall of Syva EMIT 2000 Quinidine Assay as Class II due to risk of elevated measurements.
The National Weather Service has extended the Flash Flood Warning for parts of southeastern Virginia, now in effect until 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22.
The Massachusetts water system serving 150 people was required to notify customers within 24 hours after exceeding a maximum contaminant level in May 2026.
An NTSB accident record lists two on board and two fatalities in the October 13 accident; the cause has not been determined.