Casey Anthony case inspires new bill in Boston, Two dancers for rapper Lil Wayne are accused of roughing up a waitress at a West Hartford, Conn., restaurant, and more of today's headlines.
Katie Konen, 19, of Bradenton, Fla., rides an urban zipline past the Ferry Building as she whisked over Justin Herman Plaza in San Francisco on Monday. The zipline, run by Ziptrek Ecotours, costs $29 per person, runs along a line that's 70 feet in the air and travels a distance of 750 feet. The rides will last through the end of August at the plaza by the Embarcadero.- Easthampton man injured in Williamsburg motorcycle crash [GazetteNet.com]
- Disgraced Schwarzenegger to appear in first post-scandal movie, a western [Guardian.Co.UK]
- Casey Anthony case prompts bill in Massachusetts Legislature [Boston.com]
- Rapper Lil Wayne's dancers are accused of beating up waitress at Westfarms Mall in West Hartford [Courant.com]
- U.S. to require more gun-buyer information in border states [LATimes.com]
- France says Libya's Gaddafi is ready to leave power [Reuters.com]
- Boston Herald: Massachusetts Ethics Commission has failed to collect thousands in fines [BostonHerald.com]
- Northampton ATV accident injures Connecticut man [GazetteNet.com]
- Twitter posts tagged #westernma in Western Mass. [MassLive.com]
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