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The former Burlington High School coach was found guilty Wednesday after he was arrested and indicted last year.

Stephen James Lemelin, 51, was convicted Wednesday on three counts of attempted transfer of obscene material to a minor after a three day trial, prosecutors said.

A Massachusetts wrestling coach has been convicted after allegedly sending obscene material to an undercover agent posing as ...