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Massachusetts Eliminating Vehicle Safety Inspections?
Do you think Massachusetts getting rid of the need for vehicle owners to bring their cars in for the yearly inspection would be a good idea?. The saying goes, "if they're doing it, why can't we?" This is considered one of the two things we have to do in the Baystate other than paying annual taxes every year. Otherwise, we'd be facing penalties for not doing so.
Rep. McGonagle invited by Governor to celebrate Hero Act signing
The Rep. joined Governor, members of her cabinet and other legislative officials at the signing in Lexington. On August 8, 2024, State Representative Joe McGonagle attended the ceremonial signing of the HERO Act by Governor Maura Healey at Battin Hall in historic Lexington. The law, which is formally called An Act honoring, empowering, and recognizing our servicemembers and veterans, boosts support for hundreds of thousands of individuals in the Commonwealth who have served in the United States military, including 30,000 women veterans and thousands of LGBTQ+ veterans. McGonagle sponsored an amendment in the bill to increase veterans’ awareness and accessibility to their benefits.
The system is failing young adults with autism after they turn 22, Mass. families say
On a recent afternoon in Lexington, Aloke Roy and his parents watched as a dancer, adorned with gold jewelry, performed bharatanatyam, a classical South Indian dance. Aloke, 23, likes to attend these shows any chance he can, where he is captivated by the bright colors and storytelling through dance. Aloke...
Daniel Dorgan is officially Police Chief
Daniel M. Dorgan officially became Fairhaven’s Police Chief at a Change of Command ceremony held in the town hall auditorium on Saturday, 8/10/24, the official last day of Michael Myers’s tenure as police chief. Approximately 100 people plus about 15 officers in uniform, and retired police officers attended...
WMass Golf Hall of Fame announces Class of 2024 inductees
The Western Massachusetts Golf Hall of Fame announced its Class of 2024 inductees in a press release sent out on Tuesday. This year’s class includes PGA of America professional and noted golf retailer David DiRico, golf course superintendent Andy Gay, amateur golfer Fan Gaudette and rules official Cary Jubinville.
Renee Welchman of Compass Sells Record-Breaking Single-Family Home in Tiverton for $5,300,000
The real estate market in Tiverton has reached a new milestone with the sale of 82 Nonquit Lane, which closed at $5.3 million. This transaction marks the highest single-family home sale in the town’s history, according to data from the Rhode Island Statewide Multiple Listing Service (MLS). The sale...
Confessed Murderer Released From Prison Early With Good Behavior Credits
A 67-year-old man who confessed to murdering a Warwick woman in 1989 has been released from prison after accruing good behavior credits. In 2002, Todd Barry was sentenced to 30-years behind bars but he collected enough good behavior credits to be released eight years early. Former Warwick police officer Scott...
A look at latest Pilgrim plans
Those in attendance at Tuesday’s school committee meeting got a sneak preview of the updated schematic design for the new Pilgrim High School. LeftField Project Management Senior Project Manager Chris Spiegel said that the design will be submitted to the Rhode Island Department of Education, and is the first of three necessary submissions — followed by a design development and construction documentation — before construction can begin.
Two people injured, at least one critically, in motorcycle crash in Edgartown
EDGARTOWN – Two people were injured, at least one critically, in a motorcycle crash in Edgartown. The incident happened late Thursday morning on Beach Road. Both victims were rushed to Martha’s Vineyard Hospital. Police advised Beach Road was closed between the triangle on the Edgartown side and from Connicus/Seaview Ave on the Oak Bluffs side. […] The post Two people injured, at least one critically, in motorcycle crash in Edgartown appeared first on CapeCod.com.
Craig Breslow acknowledges 'pitching and defense' as concerns that could cost Red Sox down stretch
Appearing on The Greg Hill Show Thursday, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow acknowledged that “pitching and defense” are concerns that could cost Boston down the stretch. Both were on display in Wednesday night’s loss.
MLB star receives major support after ‘horrific’ anti-LGTBQ slur
Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran was suspended for using what he described as a “horrific” homophobic slur toward a fan during a game over the weekend, but it seems like that has only helped his popularity among Major League Baseball fans. During a game against the Houston...
Forecast for Eagles vs. Patriots could see the Preseason Week 2 game delayed
In their preseason opener against the Panthers last week, the Patriots had to deal with unfavorable weather, which ultimately impacted how the game was played. Consistent rain and a chance of thunderstorms potentially altered who Jerod Mayo decided to put on the field, including Drake Maye. Unfortunately, as the team...
Lawyer for Dover doctor accused of killing his wife raise credibility concerns about investigator linked to Karen Read trial
DOVER, MASS. (WHDH) - Lawyers for a former doctor from Dover who has been charged with his wife’s murder say they want to review communications sent by an embattled investigator linked to the Karen Read Murder Trial. Lawyers representing 60-year-old Ingolf Tuerk say former State Police investigator Michael Proctor,...
Bill Belichick sets record straight about Patriots' mistake with Drake Maye
Besides the typical and expected criticism any new head coach receives early in their tenures, especially one replacing a legendary person like Bill Belichick, Jerod Mayo has received a lot of flack for his decision to only have Drake Maye play in one series during the team's preseason opener last week.
New album by “Sweet Babylon” showcases musical talent by New Bedford, Fall River natives
“My name is Kyle and I am in the Massachusetts ska punk band Sweet Babylon. Myself and my drummer are from Fall River (Durfee alumni 2010) and our bass player is from New Bedford! We’ve been together since 2011 and we have been working as hard as we can to make a name for ourselves while playing with a lot of amazing bands.
From tacos to dancing: What to expect at New Bedford's Patio de Comidas Series this month
NEW BEDFORD — The last two Patio de Comidas events of the summer are set to take place in Riverside Park, along the bank of the Acushnet River, on Aug. 17 and 24. The final event coincides with the Festival Tipico de Guatemala, a celebration of Guatemalan culture through music, dance, art, and of course food. The Patio de Comidas, which takes place almost every Saturday during the summer, is an outdoor food fair featuring Central...
When do Greater New Bedford schools open? Important dates you need to know before fall
Students in Greater New Bedford have less than a month of summer vacation left before they head back to school to continue their education, or in the case of pre-K and kindergarten, get it started. Here are important dates parents and students need to know for the 2024-25 school year in the New Bedford area: ...
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