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WalpolePatch: Governor Deval Patrick announced Tuesday the nomination of three administrative judges on the Industrial Accident Board at the Massachusetts Department of Industrial Accidents (DIA): Sabina T. Herlihy, Joseph Labadini and Yvonne Vieira-Cardoza.
The MetroWest Daily News: With the Boston Marathon bombings still fresh in everyone's minds, increased security measures are being adopted at colleges and high schools in the region this graduation season.
WickedLocal.com: The members of the Corporation of Regis College named Michael Halloran of Weston and John Tegan Jr. of Boston to the college's Board of Trustees.
Weston Town Crier: “Love and justice must transform our hearts so that we can transform the world around us,” Cardinal Seán O’Malley, Archbishop of Boston, told the crowd of 3,000 gathered at Regis College for its 82nd commencement on May 11.
TheBostonPilot.com: Cardinal Seán P. O'Malley gave the commencement address and received an honorary doctorate of laws degree from Regis College at commencement ceremonies, May 11.
President's Notes 2.22Well, the lovely ark of a tent on the Great Lawn is now down, but we certainly enjoyed it during Commencement week while embarking on several other journeys.
Boston.com: On a breezy, overcast afternoon, Cardinal Sean P. O’Malley delivered a warning against moral relativism in front of the thousands gathered on the lawn of Regis College.
