AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWorld Cup in Boston: The world’s biggest soccer ball was officially unveiled in East Boston ahead of the tournament, and Scotland’s opener vs. Haiti is set for Saturday at “Boston Stadium” in Foxborough, with tickets still available and Scotland’s Scott McTominay declared “perfect” after a stomach bug while defender Scott McKenna is out with a calf issue. Local Spotlight: A 13-year-old Watertown cancer survivor will serve as a flag bearer at the opening match, and a Scottish superfan who walked more than 3,500 miles to Boston for men’s mental health advocacy is set to be in the city for kickoff. Public Safety: Worcester police are investigating a domestic stabbing that left one dead and two injured. Education & Community: Lynnfield High School officials say a racial slur was found in a bathroom stall and promise updates as consequences are determined. Policy Watch: Massachusetts’ inspector general says the state’s indigent defense system needs major changes, calling it costly and lacking oversight. Crime & Courts: Ipswich lacrosse officials dispute claims in the team’s cigar suspension case, saying a second photo suggests the cigars were smoked.
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