William Ketter
Senior Vice President
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Bill Ketter is a veteran journalist and news executive. He was a reporter, editor and vice president with United Press International for 16 years, and served as senior vice president and editor of The Patriot Ledger in Quincy, Mass., for 20 years. He is also a former Boston Globe vice president and former chairman of the Boston University Journalism School.To contact William Ketter please fill out the form below.
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Pizza shop customers halt train-car collision
Thanks to the quick actions of customers at Depot House of Pizza in Massachusetts, including a retired state trooper, a freight train stopped before hitting a car that was stuck on train tracks.
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Who's backing Tierney, Tisei?
Aside from money, the time-tested way to try to influence the outcome of an election is an old-fashioned endorsement. Rep. John Tierney and Richard Tisei have gotten their share this election, and most have been unsurprising. Tierney has received sup
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HOUSTON (AP) — An area near the 11th hole at a Houston golf course provided a smooth landing spot after a small plane ran out of fuel and glided on to the grass.
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