SETH THONG and two-time defending national Under-19 champion Anthony Allum won two matches, yesterday, to advance to the boys’ doubles final of the Junior CASA (Caribbean Regional Squash Association) ...

NEW BEDFORD — New Bedford High School announces the graduates of the Class of 2025. Their graduation ceremony was held on June 12. Jose Abreu, Avah Acevedo, Candislee Acevedo, Kyanda Acheampong, ...

In his first visit to the Massachusetts State House on Friday, Marcelo Gomes da Silva was welcomed by Governor Maura Healey who gifted the teen a beaded rosary blessed by Pope Francis. “I think ...

Gomes Da Silva, 18, was arrested by ICE agents on May 31 when he was stopped on his way to volleyball practice with friends in his hometown of Milford.

Whatever Gomes da Silva ate in captivity, it clearly wasn't enough, according to Mainini, his volleyball coach. "He seemed thin," said Mainini, who saw Gomes da Silva the night he was released.

That's not what Marcelo Gomes da Silva said he experienced. "I haven't showered in six days. I haven't done anything," he said when he was released. Espejo says it's a gray area for the town.

Gomes da Silva now wants to advocate for the immigrant community after his experience in the facility. "The most important thing I want to say overall: I feel like America itself should bring back ...

Gomes da Silva was released June 5 after posting a $2,000 bond set by an immigration judge that afternoon. His arrest drew backlash and condemnation from members of Congress.

Da Silva, 18, was arrested by ICE agents on May 31 when he was stopped on his way to volleyball practice. Federal officials said they targeted his father, Joao Paulo Gomes-Pereira, who they say is ...

Marcelo Gomes da Silva, 18, was detained by U.S. ICE agents Saturday on his way to volleyball practice has been released from custody after a judge granted him bond Thursday. .

Gomes da Silva is a member of the school band and was set to play the drums at the graduation ceremony. "Marcelo was a good kid. He was excited for his future, he did absolutely nothing wrong.

Gomes da Silva, an 18-year-old junior at Milford High School, was one of four volleyball players on their way to practice Saturday morning when three unmarked vehicles pulled up behind them.