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Laura Crimaldi joined the Globe staff in 2014 after working as a business and news producer for Boston.com. A graduate of Smith College, Crimaldi has been covering news in New England since 2001.
For many, Wednesday morning’s trip to work was a nightmarish experience that is becoming all too commonplace.
The candidate’s return Saturday to New Hampshire marked her first visit since Nov. 13 when she filed to place her name on the ballot for the state’s Democratic presidential primary.
Pilgrim Insurance Co. said it “is unable to determine the appropriate amounts to be paid” under the policy held by the trucking company, Westfield Transport, and wants a judge to divide the proceeds.
His resignation comes on the heels of the departure of director Burgess Clark, who resigned at the end of October and was then accused by more than a dozen former students of inappropriate behavior. The decades-old theater will also be suspending its upcoming production of “A Charlie Brown Christmas.”