Make the016.com a preferred choice with Google by clicking here

(Boylston Police Department on Facebook)
Boylston police on Wednesday arrested a 59-year-old man they say tried to kidnap a student after school.
The man, David Shays, tried to lure the student into his home, police allege in a press release posted Wednesday night.
After the student refused, Shays allegedly chased down the student.
The student, who is younger than 16, gave police a description of the suspect and later identified him, police say.
Shays was charged with attempted kidnapping, enticing a child under 16 and assault.
Bail was set at $15,000.
From the Boylston Police Department's release: "On Wednesday, June 15, 2022 at approximately 3:33PM, Boylston Police Officers were dispatched to the area of Mill Road for a report of an attempted kidnapping. Responding officers were informed that a male party attempted to lure a juvenile into his home. After the juvenile refused to enter the home the male suspect chased the juvenile down the road. The juvenile was able to give a description of the subject and later made a positive identification of the suspect. The suspect was identified as David Shays, 59 Y/O male, who resides in Boylston.
Shays was charged with the following:
Bail for Shays was set at $15,000, he was booked at the Boylston Police Department and transported to the Worcester Police Department for holding."
In The News
>WEATHER: Mark Rosenthal's 7-day forecast (:35). High of 86 today in Worcester
>TOP OF THE NEWS
+Noon: Fatal crash closes multiple streets in Worcester
+Noon: Related: Sky 5 over the scene of fatal pedestrian crash involving tow truck (:57)
+Noon: 2 Holland races decided by a total of 3 votes in annual town election
+Noon: Last Call: Wayne-Daniel Berard, poet, chaplain, "Harry Potter" fan
-Christopher Burns convicted of killing 2 brothers outside Worcester bar
-Earlier: Defense alleges police "fabricated" evidence in Worcester double homicide
-Witnesses recall events that led up to fatal shooting at Worcester State
-Former Worcester strip club to become day care center after $2.4 million sale
-Train derailment in Framingham spurs delays on Worcester commuter rail line
-36,000 and counting on waitlist for public housing in Worcester
-Troy Siebels leaving Hanover Theatre after being there from the start
-Airport director Andy Davis prepares for retirement after 17 years at Worcester Regional
-Friendly House legend Gordon Hargrove gets his way in Worcester
-Worcester board to vote on extending bar hours for World Cup
-Lake patrols, e-bike rules and sidewalk delays draw Worcester City Council scrutiny
-22 Worcester Fire Department recruits graduate from academy
-18 new condos on Elm Street are for sale. Take a look inside
-Veterans Inc. 21st annual Stand Down on Friday
-Gerald Creamer Center graduation (1:00:34)
-Daily Uplift: Discipline builds dreams
>DINING OUT: Downtown Worcester restaurant closed until June 22nd
-Restaurant celebrates America's 250th with culinary experience (4:34)
-ICYMI: Layoffs at Central Mass. businesses to impact over 400 workers
-As trial opens, defense argues fatal Worcester State shooting was justified
-Worcester schools plan new cabinet-level equity position
-Radio Worcester (20:16): Worcester gets ready for Scotland’s Tartan Army during World Cup
-Restaurant celebrates America's 250th with culinary experience (4:34)
-See the rest of the day's Worcester news
>HOLDEN (brought to you by Lamoureux Ford): Annual business personal property inspections begin Monday
-Lamoureux Ford wins record 29th Ford President's Award (4:16)
-Former President of Sunnyside Ford passes away
>THE BURBS (brought to you by North End Motor Sales): Person extricated after reported truck collapse in Holland; Life Flight canceled
-Southbridge voters sweep out incumbents, overwhelmingly back regional dispatch
-Spencer approves regional fire agreements, announces Big Truck Day
-Leominster man arrested on 14 drug charges after raid of his apartment unveils 168.5 pills and $6,384 cash
-Mandatory water ban takes effect in Sturbridge
-Shrewsbury police will take part in the state’s speed enforcement campaign
>BARS & BANDS: The Mayor's Live Music List for Wednesday
-Jazzed Up (Trio) at Uxlocale Friday, (Duo) at Val's in Holden, Saturday
>SHOWTIME: Film on Goddard's rocket launch to screen at NASA visitor center
-Listen Up: Endation hits with new album, "The Presence of Nothing"
-5 Worcester artists selected for creative residencies at Holy Cross
>OPINION: Worcesteria: The enduring appeal of Joyce and the Bloomsday Ramble
-Dante Comparetto: Community, not handcuffs, for Worcester's homeless
-WCCA-TV's Chandler Chat No. 494 (29:55): Sandy Dunn
-Unity Radio's Q.C.C. State of Mind (57:47)
>OBITUARIES: Tribute to local blacksmith whose work was featured at Worcester Art Museum
>SPORTS: Beginner's guide to World Cup: Schedule, format & more
-Economics professor suspects quiet World Cup ticket "dumping" (2:50)
-What will A.J. Brown bring to Patriots? Eagles analyst offers insight
-Red Sox owner taking "desperate" tactic in search to save season
-Red Sox lose to Rays, 4-3
-Holy Cross legend Bill McGovern named to College Football Hall of Fame ballot
-Bravehearts single-game tickets on sale now
-Bravehearts to host Italian Heritage Night with Brian Scalabrine June 20th
-Bravehearts fall in Vermont, 5-2
-Win WooSox tickets courtesy of North End Motor Sales
-WooSox beat Rochester, 6-5
>CARS: Kia recalls 6,000 vehicles over possible seat belt defect that risks injury
>NATIONAL: Iran targets U.S. bases in Jordan and the Gulf after U.S. strikes near Hormuz
-Rob Reiner’s son Nick seeks money from trust parents left him for his defense in their killings
-Tragic: Father gunned down in Walmart parking lot of quiet community
>NEW ENGLAND: Mass. opioid deaths fall below 1,000 for first year since 2013
-Mass. passes $1.3 billion for education and transportation
>COLLEGES: Read like a Holy Cross professor (on summer break)
>TRAVEL (brought to you by Fuller RV & Rental): 6 buildings that don’t look real
-Why you should call (or email) your hotel before you arrive
>BUSINESS: Ex-Google recruiter spills tips to improve your job hunt strategy
-LPL Financial Research: Is bad news already priced into the bond market?
-Meta launches a trade school to power A.I. infrastructure
>SHOPPING: Walmart finally revealed its sale dates—and it starts before Prime Day
>HOMES: Consumer Reports: Battery yard tools can save money over time
>HEALTH: Pediatrician: 5 symptoms I wish parents told me about sooner
>FOOD: Elevated meal prep with Tiny Spoon chef (4:34)
>TV/STREAMING: Trailer for new 5-part Netflix docuseries "The American Experiment" (2:07)
>MOVIES: Why Scary Movie is making millions at the box office despite being panned by critics
>CELEBRITY: Linda Cardellini had to audition for "DTF" and "Mad Men"
-Jon Cryer reflects on filming "Pretty in Pink" with "d--k" Andrew McCarthy
>ANIMALS: Covered puppies hiding in abandoned house get second chance (2:00)
>HISTORY: City of Worcester W.S.C. Stay Connected (54:52): I-290 & The Vernon Connected Oral History Project
>GOOD NEWS: 72-year-old diploma found at thrift store returned to high school
-Meanwhile, in China, man walks on his hands down 100 stairs in 44.71 seconds
Latest obituaries | | Tuesday's Highlights | | Today's horoscope | | Local Sports
Quick Links: Personalize your news | | Browse members | | Advertise | | Blogs | | Invite friends | | Videos
Animals | | Boston Sports | | Business | | Cars | | Celebrity | | Colleges | | Commute & Travel | | Crime | | Faith | | Food | | Good News | | Health | | Help Wanted | History | | Homes | | Local Sports | | Lottery | | Movies | | National | | New England | | Politics | | Shopping & Deals | | SHOWTIME! | | TV & Streaming | | Weather