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Massachusetts City Named One of the Most Rat Infested Cities in America
Massachusetts is a great place to live. From sandy, sprawling Cape Cod beaches, to the stunning Boston city skyline, all the way to the beautiful, lush mountains of the Berkshires, Massachusetts really has it all. Massachusetts also has a great overall quality of life. It consistently finds itself featured on...
State's first sign of West Nile virus this season is found on the South Shore
QUINCY − The first mosquitoes to test positive for West Nile virus this season were found in Quincy, the state Department of Public Health said. Symptoms don't always appear, but they include fever and flu-like illness, health officials said. People over age 50 are at higher risk from the virus.
Trader Joe's gluten-free bagels actually contain high levels of gluten, lawsuit says
The lawsuit said while the product is clearly labeled as “gluten-free,” testing done by a nonprofit coalition reportedly found the bagels have nearly 13 times the limit to be considered gluten-free.
‘It was devastating': Friend of John O'Keefe reacts to mistrial in Karen Read case
With a mistrial declared in the case against , the people who knew and loved John O'Keefe are left without answers and with a daunting prospect of another high-profile trial ahead. John Jackson, a longtime friend of O'Keefe, spoke with NBC10 Boston about the outcome of this first trial. He’s...
Water Commissioners follow up on water discoloration issue; abatements available
The Weir River Water System and Veolia, which operates the water company, are gearing up for the busy Fourth of July holiday and the expected additional usage, with staff at heightened readiness throughout the day. WRWS serves customers in Hingham, Hull, and North Cohasset. Precautionary measures are in place following...
Massachusetts’ Must-Try Restaurant is One of the Oldest Restaurants in the State
Everyone in Massachusetts knows we have plenty of amazing restaurants and eateries throughout the state. Some are even the best in the entire New England region. But as there is in every state, there is always one that has achieved a certain iconic status. It's a restaurant that you absolutely cannot pass up the opportunity to dine at given the chance and it happens to be one of the oldest in the Bay State. And now it's being called the absolute one "must-try" spot in all of Massachusetts.
Things to do around Boston the week of July Fourth
This week is packed with fireworks, parades and other celebrations for the Fourth of July, along with WWE fights and a "Star Wars" screening.Monday 7/1🎺 As Harborfest kicks off, the Army Band performs in Downtown Crossing, 1pm-6pm.We heard somewhere that wrestling is popular again. So be it. WWE's Monday Night Raw comes to the TD Garden for tights and fights.Tuesday 7/2This tour is huge: Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss have teamed up for the "Outlaw Fest" at the Xfinity Center.🎞 Fenway Park screens the 1977 classic, "Star Wars: Episode IV," 7:30pm-9:30pm.Price: $10.The first 7,000 attendees get...
June 30 declared Dave Rodgers Day in town
The Select Board declared June 30 as Dave Rodgers Day on Sunday at Rodgers’ retirement party. Rodgers has served as the town’s veterans agent for the past 25 years. Select Board member Moses Grader read the board’s proclamation. “David’s dedication to Marblehead’s many generations of individual veterans...
‘Repeal The Raises’ Rally At City Hall Sunday
Sick of the Quincy mayor and city councillors not listening to their constituents, outraged Quincy residents are standing at MBTA stations, grocery stores, and going door to door to collect 8,000 signatures by July 8 to repeal the 79% and 50% raises that the mayor and council recently gave themselves.
Train engineer in Readville loves him some air horn at 1:10 in the morning
At 1:13 a.m., HoofbeatsEqualZebra, who lives in Readville, reported that an engineer on a commuter-rail or CSX diesel in one of the Readville train yards had blared his air horn more than 60 times. Yes, of course he counted, what else are you going to do at 1:13 in the morning with an air horn blasting through your house?
MBTA celebrates long-term labor stability after striking final union agreement
MBTA officials say the agency will enjoy the "longest period of labor stability since the 1980s" now that collective bargaining agreements are in place with every single affiliated labor union at the T. The agency's higher-ups and union bosses took a victory lap Wednesday after striking a deal with MBTA...
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