Since it happened in 2001, the splitting of Duxbury into two legislative districts with different state representatives has always sat uneasily with Duxbury town officials.

With questions still lingering from his firm’s investigation into last year’s student disciplinary policies, school counsel Robert Fraser has been asked to make an appearance at the next school committee meeting to support his position.

Duxbury Police Officer Cully Rossi was suspended without pay for six months by Town Manager Rocco Longo Monday, for failing to report for duty.  Longo rejected Police Chief Mark DeLuca’s recommendation of dismissal.

Elaine La Rosa,53, of Bay Road pleaded innocent to improper use of a credit card over $250 in Plymouth District Court last week.

She was released on assurance she would return to face charges May 9.

Plymouth police charged LaRosea with using a credit card in someone else’s name to charge a $1,026.98 bill for a long term stay at the Pilgrim Sands Motel.

Duxbury police charged her with fraudulently attaining a credit card from a local senior citizen according to police court officer Robert Fontaine.

 

A Lake Shore Drive resident pled guilty in Federal Court on April 2 to tax and bank fraud charges. U.S. Attorney Donald K. Stern, Special Agent in charge of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation in New England Michael Lahey, and Special Agent in Charge of the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration Michael Delgado announce that Maureen E. Allen, 35, of 45 Lake Shore Drive pled guilty before U.S. District Court Judge Richard G. Stearns to a two-count information charging her with filing false payroll tax returns in 1995 and 1996, and with submitting a false tax return to Fleet Bank in connection with a loan application.