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Botaish and Pratt Win

The voters of Wrentham reelected Joseph Botaish and Gail Pratt to Wrentham’s Board of Selectmen. The two incumbents won by beating out Planning Board member George Smith. "I'm very happy," Botaish said.

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Area Police Support Boston

Wrentham Police Lt. William McGrath wanted to help in the manhunt for the second bomb suspect, and he wanted to represent Wrentham and his fellow police officers. Without being asked or ordered,
he headed up to Watertown at 9 a.m. on Friday morning. "I went to Watertown representing the officers of the Wrentham Police Department who weren't able to go with me," he wrote via email Saturday

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Botaish and Pratt Win

The voters of Wrentham reelected Joseph Botaish and Gail Pratt to Wrentham’s Board of Selectmen. The two incumbents won by beating out Planning Board member George Smith. "I'm very happy," Botaish said.

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