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Savoring memories of savord in North Plymouth
The unrelenting heat and humidity of July reminded me of many an August from my youth. It also reminded me of a North Plymouth tradition that has fallen away for my family. When I was growing up, August meant the fresh fruit of New England was coming into season and filling the grocery stores.
Dogs rescued from New Bedford home available for adoption
(WJAR) — Forever Paws Animal Shelter announced that dogs rescued from a New Bedford residence earlier this month are available for adoption. The shelter said applications are now open, and that they plan to be strict in the process in housing these dogs. “You must own your own home...
Popular South Shore barbecue spot is shutting down
[This story first appeared on Boston Restaurant Talk.]. A South Shore spot known for its barbecue is in the process of shutting down. According to a source, Fetch BBQ and Catering in Marshfield has closed the walk-in/takeout part of its business, while its catering operation will shutter next month. A Facebook post from the Ocean Street spot mentions the following:
Plymouth man wins state lottery prize after dream about buying a ticket
Dreams come true for one Plymouth man, as Howard Kendall Jr. became the winner of a $1 million prize in the Massachusetts State Lottery’s “$4,000,000 Diamonds” $10 instant ticket game. Kendall said the night before he won, he had a dream that he bought a “Diamonds” ticket. Kendall chose to receive a one-time payment of $650,000 before taxes. He said he plans to help his kids and grandchildren with the winnings. Kendall purchased the winning ticket at the 7-Eleven on State Road in Plymouth. The store receives a $10,000 bonus for its sale of this ticket.
Best South Shore bar-style pizza in Brockton area? Our poll will find out
BROCKTON — The South Shore is widely known for its bar-style pizza with sauce and cheese oozing to the edge. This area is super competitive about who has the best pizza around, but we will find an answer soon. The Enterprise wants to hear from you to see who has the mouth-watering, cheesiest pizzas that will give you a run for your money. ...
Why you might be attracted to the Moth Ball
You’re invited to submit a listing for this column: It’s easy. Just email your information to listings@plymouthindependent.org. A good quality photo without type on the image – sent as a jpg attachment – helps. Every year, the Southeastern Massachusetts Pine Barrens Alliance celebrates the existence of...
Marion says no to coffee-camper at Silvershell Beach
MARION — A request by a mobile coffee shop to operate for just over a month at Silvershell Beach was met with unanimous denial from the Marion Select Board. The board turned down an appeal made Tuesday, July 16 by New Creations Coffee owner Liz Gummow for permission to set up shop in the beach’s parking lot.
New Bedford Welcomes New Pizza Hut with Iconic ’90s Buffet
Get ready New Bedford, there's a new Pizza Hut coming to the city and is gearing up for something nostalgic. Coming soon to 914 Mount Pleasant Street by Kings Highway, Pizza Hut promises to bring back the beloved '90s style buffet and salad bar that many have been missed and been craving.
Nine decades of fishing memories for Al Doucette
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Al Doucette has worked most of his 93 years as a fisherman, following in the footsteps of his father, Capt. Louis Doucette, and his grandfather. He was a 15-year-old boy living through the end of the Great Depression when he began and remembers it...
West Bridgewater Belly Busters food truck offers lamb gyro, wraps, fries and more
BRIDGEWATER — One local man is turning up the heat with delicious flavors that won't break the bank and he hopes will leave you full and satisfied. Belly Busters is a food truck business that is doing exactly what it sounds like — "busting belly's,", according to the owner, Jarrod Phillips, a longtime foodie.
Land trust preserves to be focus of video series
MATTAPOISETT — The marshlands and preserves of the Mattapoisett Land Trust will be making their big screen debut. To celebrate the land trust’s 50th anniversary, six videos that show footage of different properties have been created and will be released in coming weeks. The videos are narrated by...
2024 New Bedford’s Portuguese Feast Survival Guide (Aug 1-4)
Malasadas, carne de espeto and Madeira wine, oh my!. The New Bedford Feast of the Blessed Sacrament, a.k.a. the Portuguese Feast, a.k.a. Madeira Feast is the largest event New Bedford has every year. More than that, it is the largest Portuguese feast in the world and the largest ethnic festival in New England. The feast was founded in 1915 by four Madeiran immigrants who wanted to recreate the festivities of their home island.
The Friends of Jack Foundation’s short-film, “The Hero In Us”, set to debut September 28
From rising Director and Writer Alex Stulac comes a short-film, “The Hero In Us”, exploring the origins of the Friends of Jack Foundation. The upcoming release will make its world premiere at the Friends of Jack Foundation’s Annual Celebration on September 28 at Arch of the Meadow in Rochester, Massachusetts.
New Bedford artist is creating hand made memories for Southcoast residents
Ray Genereux, a talented collage artist based in New Bedford, MA, creates unique pieces that are perfect for weddings, birthdays, and other special occasions. Ray’s artistic journey began with photography, but he soon expanded into creating intricate collages, incorporating his photographs and experimenting with various techniques. Ray’s diverse array...
Flop, turn and the river: Paddlers go all in for poker
MARION — A three of a kind made up the winning hand for the big game of poker Wednesday, July 17 in Marion. As part of Sippican Land Trust’s “Poker Paddle,” kayakers embarked at Island Wharf and ranged to pick up five cards at different stops across town waters.
Music Night livens up Benoit Square
Benoit Square filled up with music, dancing and people just sitting enjoying the show at the North Fairhaven Improvement Association’s annual Music Night on 7/21/24. Eddie and the Exciters played the oldies, and a few classic and antique cars lined Adams Street in front of the old fire station that the NFIA uses as a headquarters while NFIA members dished out burgers, dogs and popcorn.
Boston Light by Sally Snowman
Mon., 7/29, 6 p.m., at the Acushnet Public Library, 232 Middle Rd. Join us for a power point presentation of Boston Lights’ 307 years of history and a few anecdotes of Sally’s experiences as a 21st Century Keeper. Boston Light, the first established light station in colonial America,...
Marion Walking Tour August 10
Travel back in time as you stroll through Marion village on walking tour sponsored by the Sippican Historical Society on August 10. This year’s small group tour will focus on upper Main Street and Cottage Streets, led by Will Tifft. Tifft, President of the Sippican Historical Society, enjoys sharing...
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