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Stop & Shop hosts 'Allston Christmas' event with Santa at Allston Yards store
BOSTON — Stop & Shop is celebrating the annual “Allston Christmas” tradition with a special in-store event at its Allston Yards location. The event, held on Saturday and again on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at its store at 305 Guest Street in Boston, features free food samples, festive holiday music, and a visit from Santa Claus.
Women's Soccer Shutout Salem State, 3-0, to Secure First Win of the Season
DARTMOUTH, Mass. – The UMass Dartmouth women's soccer team cruised past Salem State University, 3-0, on Saturday afternoon to secure their first win of the 2024 campaign. The Corsairs improve to 1-0-1 on the season with the victory over the Vikings who drop to a 0-0-2 overall record. First...
This ‘lucky’ Nantucket shop sold three winning $1M lottery tickets since March
On Tuesday morning, a blonde woman in a summery plaid Ralph Lauren button-up and pink baseball hat walked up to the counter at the Old South Diner & Market on Nantucket. “Hi there. I’d just like a lucky scratch ticket,” she told the employee standing in front of a wall covered in lottery scratch tickets. They shared a small knowing smile.
Join us for the final Wharf Park rehabilitation meeting – September 4, 2024
Join us for the final Wharf Park rehabilitation meeting – September 4, 2024. This year, the Community Preservation Committee awarded grant funding for our community to help plan and design the rehabilitation of Wharf Park. After many public meetings, our landscape architecture firm has created an amazing design concept incorporating the spirit of the community input and town-wide collaboration process.
Much of Lake Cochituate back in action
The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation has reopened the North and Middle Pond portions of Lake Cochituate in Natick. These areas have had clear tests from both the cyanobacteria bloom and routine weekly bacterial water quality testing. However, the cyanobacteria bloom advisory remains in effect for the South Pond...
WSOC Carries Momentum Into Trip to BU
BOSTON - The UConn women's soccer team (1-1-1) plays its final non-conference road game of the season with a trip to Boston University on Sunday, Sept. 1 at 4 p.m. The Huskies are coming off their first win of the season, a road victory at New Hampshire, 1-0, last Sunday.
Mark Cuban explains how the Celtics built the most expensive roster in the NBA: "You just got to pay the luxury tax"
Mark Cuban explained that the Celtics were able to keep their championship core but will be forced to pay the hefty taxes for going past the luxury tax line.
Kristaps Porzingis injury could create major Celtics questions down the line
When the Boston Celtics traded for Kristaps Porzingis last summer, they knew what they were getting themselves into. The Latvian big man has been dealing with injuries throughout the course of his career, and just one season into his tenure with the Celtics, that fact remains true. Porzingis had offseason...
Fireworks, bonfire, live music: Dennis end of summer beach party postponed to Monday
Editor's note: Dennis Recreation has announced the fireworks, bonfire, and band performances originally scheduled for today have been postponed to Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 2 at West Dennis Beach. Fireworks and a beach party will wrap up Dennis Festival Days Monday, Sept. 2. ...
After record-setting campaign, Apponequet's Brody Joly is back better than ever
LAKEVILLE — Brody Joly established himself as one of the best running backs to ever play at Apponequet Regional last year by setting the school’s single-season marks for rushing yards (1,509) and touchdowns (29). And to think he did all of that with a banged-up knee. ...
Michele Lauriat’s summer vibes at Gallery 263 don’t skip lurking presence of climate change
Michele Lauriat’s summer vibes at Gallery 263 don’t skip lurking presence of climate change. As we end what has felt like an especially brief summer, late sunsets and crisp nights are a bittersweet reminder of darker days to come. The dog days are over, and it’s my impulse to jam all my last summer activities in, beach days and bike rides and everything all at once. But given the past few unseasonably warm Septembers, the actual end of summer is anyone’s guess.
Massachusetts man gives deputy fake name during Brewer traffic stop
BREWER, Maine (WABI) - A Massachusetts man wanted for federal drug offenses was arrested after reportedly giving police a false name during a traffic stop. The Penobscot County Sheriff’s Office says a deputy conducted a traffic stop near the Joshua Chamberlain Bridge on Saturday. We’re told the driver of...
Mass. weather: Thunderstorms possible Sunday, sunny and mild Labor Day
Thunderstorms and scattered showers are possible throughout Massachusetts Sunday afternoon, but are expected to give way to more pleasant weather on Monday, according to the National Weather Service. The weather service is predicting more rain and a higher likelihood of thunderstorms in Worcester, Springfield and on Nantucket. Most areas of...
Four-bedroom home in Franklin sells for $1.3 million
A 2,771-square-foot house built in 2001 has changed hands. The spacious property located at 354 Oak Street in Franklin was sold on Aug. 8, 2024, for $1,250,000, or $451 per square foot. This two-story home offers a roomy layout with four bedrooms and three baths. The home's outer design showcases a a gable roof frame, with roofing materials crafted from asphalt. Inside, a fireplace adds character to the home. The property is equipped with forced air heating and a cooling system. Additionally, the home comes with an attached garage. Situated on a spacious 2.7-acre lot, the property offers ample outdoor space.
Insects, Mold, Algae, Blood Linked to Boar’s Head Meat Listeria Outbreak in New York, Massachusetts
This is such major news because we're talking about one of the most popular, top-tier meats out there. Whether you buy it at your grocery store meat counter or have a favorite sandwich shop or deli that uses it, now is the time for vigilance. There's a listeriosis outbreak involving...
Here’s Why Some Massachusetts Residents May Lose Their Cable
Massachusetts residents know all too well how the cost of everyday items has been skyrocketing over the last few years. When you have to stay on a tight budget to make ends meet you may have to cut out a few services so you can pay your other priority bills.
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