"Nicole's Law" Targets Carbon Monoxide Monitoring
       In response to the January death of 7-year-old Plymouth resident Nicole Garafolo, South Shore lawmakers are filing a bill Tuesday regarding carbon monoxide detectors in homes statewide. Sen. Therese Murray (D-Plymouth), and Reps. Vinny deMacedo (R-Plymouth), and Thomas O'Brien (D-Kingston) will hold a press conference with state and local fire officials to detail the legislation, being called "Nicole's Law."
       Garafolo died several days after the January 22 blizzard from carbon monoxide poisoning. Fumes from a boiler were reportedly trapped by a snow-blocked heating vent and seeped back into the house, poisoning the family.  The press conference will be in the Senate Reading Room at 2 pm.