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Another Mass. biotech company files for layoffs; over 100 employees affected
Tome Biosciences, Inc., a Watertown-based biotech company, will lay off 131 employees beginning Nov. 1, state filings show. The biotech company, which was founded in 2021, focuses on “delivering cures to patients through cell and genome engineering," according to its website. The layoff news comes less than a year...
Some Gulf of Maine seafood has PFAS. Your local freshwater fish may not be safe either.
Some seafood purchased at a Portsmouth seafood market in May 2022 met an unusual fate. Instead of getting fried up, three filets each of haddock, salmon, tuna, and cod, three lobster tails, and some shrimp and scallops were transported by researchers to Dartmouth College in Hanover and frozen at negative 20 degrees Celsius. Then, they […]
Dunkin’ customer seriously burned by hot coffee, lawsuit says
Who: A Dunkin’ Donuts customer is suing one of the company’s franchise owners. Why: The plaintiff alleges he was burned by a hot coffee at a Dunkin’ Donuts drive-thru. Where: The lawsuit was filed in an Essex County court. A Dunkin’ Donuts customer is suing one of...
Family-run restaurant and pub south of Boston being sold, to reopen as two new restaurants
[This story first appeared on Boston Restaurant Talk.]. The people behind a drinking spot and an adjacent restaurant in the southern suburbs of Boston are selling both places. According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, McGuiggan's Pub and The Patio at McGuiggan's in Whitman are being sold, with a Facebook post saying the following:
Multiple people complaining about loud music coming from Manchester 7-Eleven
Several people in Manchester, New Hampshire, are expressing concerns about the 7-Eleven on South Main Street in Manchester playing loud opera music. Manchester police confirmed officers responded to the store on Wednesday around 1:30 a.m. for a call for service. Authorities did not confirm if they responded to the store specifically about the opera music playing. News 9 reached out to Manchester police to confirm if the loud music violates a city ordinance but has not heard back.
Claremont, Poultney to receive outdoor recreation funding
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Two communities in our region are getting a federal boost to get people outside. The money is thanks to the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable, a coalition of outdoor recreation associations. Poultney is getting a grant to mock up a plan for a new outdoor recreation hub including...
Plymouth State University nursing students given special gifts for their next chapter in nursing
PLYMOUTH, N.H. (WCAX) - According to the experts, nurses are needed in pretty much every specialty of health care. Future nurses at Plymouth State University are getting the tools they need for those in-demand jobs. One by one, third-year nursing majors at Plymouth State received a new stethoscope that will...
Masiello Group’s platform allows agents to share listing compensation rate
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate the Masiello Group — headquartered in Bedford, N.H., with offices in Maine — launched a website designed to empower its agents to share their listings’ compensation percentages. The website comes in the wake of recent changes in the real estate industry,...
Back to School Day is in the ‘Books’ at Hudson Speedway!
Hudson, NH- As the Original Family Fun track returned to day hours it means one thing, Summer is coming to an end. To celebrate the track held back to school day giving out back packs to kids preparing to start school this coming week. Granite State Indoor Range Six Shooters...
New murals at Nashua Boys & Girls Club to create ‘homey’ feeling
The Boys & Girls Club in Nashua is under construction. Advancement Director Meghan Fitzgerald said that the building was built in 1974 and hasn’t been updated much since. In recent years, the club has been adapting to different needs after the pandemic, including better mental health services, early childhood care and academic support.
Laugh, Give to Help Cancer Victims – COMEDY NIGHT
REGIONAL – In recent months, Solace for Stephanie has helped 10 people who are struggling with cancer and finding it hard to pay their bills. They include a woman, suffering with ovarian cancer since 2022. She had to quit work. Her husband has continued his work, but the loss of her income forced them to use credit cards to get by. Solace helped with a donation.
Crusaders shut out Merrimack 3-0 in home opener
WORCESTER, Mass. – Senior forward Evan Jones, sophomore defender Gavin Penzone and senior midfielder Marcus Williams all scored goals as the Holy Cross men's soccer team defeated Merrimack 3-0 at Linda Johnson Smith Soccer Stadium. The Crusaders improve to 1-1 on the season with the win, while the Warriors fall to 1-1 overall.
Men's Soccer Shutout by Holy Cross
Worcester, MA.—The Merrimack Warriors Men's soccer team were shutout by the College of The Holy Cross Crusaders by a score of 3-0 on Tuesday night. Merrimack (1-1-0): 0 | College of The Holy Cross (1-1-0): 3. After neither team were able to score in the opening half, Holy Cross...
Cail & Company LIVE with Mark Doyle
Tuesday marked our monthly visit with the New Hampshire Department of Safety. This time around we were joined by the State Director of 9-1-1, Mark Doyle. After serving as Chief of Police in Merrimack, Mark has been with 9-1-1 for seven years. He discussed the workings of 9-1-1, the training of the telecommunicators on staff and some of the new aspects of 9-1-1 including N.H. Alerts.
Roslindale Bull Is Found After Months On The Lam
BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — After more than two months on the run, Boston officials managed to wrangle in a missing Roslindale bull on Tuesday. The bull had been missing in Roslindale since June 22 until someone spotted him through thick brush in a heavily wooded area last week. Read...
Former youth center resident testifies against worker accused of rape
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A former resident of a youth holding facility in New Hampshire described a staffer Tuesday as a “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” who raped her in a storage closet just before handing out candy to other children as a reward for good behavior.
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