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Only 1 state in the US completely bans consumer fireworks
Firework laws are always a bit confusing for Americans ahead of the Fourth of July. Are you allowed to set them off? What kinds of fireworks can you legally purchase? It's a state-by-state mess that nobody seems to understand.
Lego unveils 1,497-piece "Jaws" set designed by fan
BOSTON - A new fan-designed set from Lego is celebrating the 1975 blockbuster "Jaws."The 1,497-piece kit includes the Orca boat, the famous shark and characters like sailor Sam Quint, marine biologist Matt Hooper and police chief Martin Brody. Lego also released a "brick-buster" short film showcasing its new set and included a cameo from a Steven Spielberg minifigure.How much is the Lego "Jaws" set?The set goes on sale to the public in Lego stores and online at Lego.com/Jaws on Aug. 6 for $149.99. It's recommended for ages 18 and up. The Orca boat "features a detailed cabin with a removable roof, an...
Celtics might have quietly made the best signing of the free agency period
It's incredible how Brad Stevens has become a master at managing these contracts and more importantly — getting players to re-sign. There are countless deals left and right retaining their core and then some. However, signing Xaver Tillman may quietly be the best signing of the free agency period.
Award-Winning Singer-Songwriter Matt Nakoa To Return to Park Theatre This Month
Back by popular demand, upstate New York prodigy Matt Nakoa will return to Jaffrey’s Park Theatre stage on Saturday, July 13 at 7:30pm touting a newly released CD "Antique Pieces.” Matt Nakoa is an internationally known singer/songwriter/instrumentalist, appearing at The White House and touring regularly with folk icon Tom Rush. Tom is quoted as saying, “Matt makes me sound much better than I really am. The crowd loves him,” -Tom Rush.
Wildcats Attending NHL Development Camps
DURHAM, N.H. – University of New Hampshire junior forward Cy LeClerc (Brentwood, N.H.), senior captain Alex Gagne (Bedford, N.H.), sophomore forward Ryan Conmy (Alexandria, Va.), sophomore defenseman Brendan Fitzgerald (North Reading, Mass.), sophomore forward Marty Lavins (Riga, Latvia) and freshman forward Ryan MacPherson (Windsor, Ontario) are on National Hockey League Development Camp rosters taking place from July 1-7. The development camps feature top prospects who will participate in team meetings, off-ice testing, on-ice sessions and scrimmages.
Patriots to gather in Littleton for Patriotic Parade this Saturday
The colors of red, white, and blue will dominate the Littleton scenery at 10 a.m. Saturday morning, when the Littleton Patriotic Parade participants march from The Acorn Center on Mosby Ave., turn right on East North Main St. to the Littleton Volunteer Fire Department. The Littleton Patriotic Parade captures Americana...
Missing NH woman found
ROYALTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Police say a missing New Hampshire woman has been found and is safe. Vermont State Police were working with the Hillsboro Police Department in New Hampshire to locate 74-year-old Cathy Reny, who was last seen in Royalton. Police Friday morning said Reny has been located in...
Plymouth man accused of causing tens of thousands in damage to church, “Pride” and “Black Lives Matter” flags
A Massachusetts man is facing charges after damage to a church and flags on Thursday morning. According to Detective Lieutenant Michael Skowyra, during the early morning hours, the Kingston Police Department responded to reports of malicious damage to the First Parish Unitarian Church (223 Main St). An investigation ensued. It...
58th Horribles Parade dazzles with record participation, whimsical costumes
Marblehead’s 58th Fourth of July Horribles Parade drew a record crowd of young participants Thursday morning. More than 375 children lined up in costumes for the parade along Pleasant Street. Some dressed as superheroes in capes and masks while others donned elaborate, colorful sea creature costumes. The whimsical themes...
Waltham Man Charged with 'Upskirting' at MBTA Station; Transit Police Arrest Repeat Offender
A 25-year-old Waltham man is in custody after being arrested for allegedly engaging in 'upskirting' at the MBTA Community College Station, the transit police department reported. According to a X's post from the MBTA Transit Police Department, the arrest followed an investigation by their detectives into the incident, which allegedly took place on July 1. The suspect, already on probation for a similar offense, was charged with this invasive breach of privacy after attempting to flee but ultimately being apprehointed by authorities.
Massachusetts police warn of scheme being used to steal packages being delivered to homes
Porch pirates are nothing new in Massachusetts, however, their tactics have changed to become a little more sophisticated. The Westminster Police Department recently took reports of thefts of delivered packages from FedEx and Amazon. These reports are very similar with a typically high-valued package being delivered and within minutes of the delivery, a suspect is seen approaching the house carrying a box or a bag and will either take the package or trade an empty box for an item that was delivered.
Wednesday's local roundup, results: Long leads way for Hudson Legion
Hudson 7, North County 4: Bobby Long went 4 for 4 with a triple and RBI and Michael Domino allowed three hits and struck out two in the final 2⅓ innings as Post 100 (13-2) rallied to beat Post 129 (8-5) at Doyle Field. Leominster 2, East Side 1:...
World War II was the last time Mass. residents could set off their own fireworks
While it used to have the company of a few other states, Massachusetts is now the only U.S. state with a full ban on consumer fireworks. In the Bay State, private citizens cannot possess, sell or use fireworks of any kind, including sparklers and firecrackers. According to CBS News, the state’s ban has existed since 1943, meaning World War II was the last time Massachusetts residents were able to use fireworks for personal displays.
Newmarket woman accused in stabbing at Portsmouth bar
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Portsmouth police arrested a Newmarket woman on Monday for allegedly stabbing someone at The Press Room last month. Police said that Jazmin Diaz Barrientos, 23, and the alleged victim got into an altercation, during which Barrientos stabbed the victim in the chest with a knife. The...
Missing New Hampshire woman found safe
ROYALTON, Vt. — Vermont State Police say they have located 74-year-old Cathy Reny, who was reported missing on July 4. Police say Reny, who is from Hillsboro, New Hampshire, was reported missing just after 9 p.m. in Royalton, Vermont. Troopers were able to locate Reny by 10:45 a.m. on...
NH rules Strafford County Commission candidates can run in whatever district they like
CONCORD — When the Republican-led New Hampshire legislature passed a bill changing the election of the three Strafford County commissioners from at-large seats to one commissioner in each of three newly created districts, they neglected to include a requirement each commissioner live in the district they represent. In a hearing Tuesday morning, the New Hampshire Ballot Law Commission upheld the right of two Strafford County Commissioner candidates to file for election in a district where they do...
Seven Things to do: Summer concerts, a view to art, and more
Worcester art collective El Salón holds another edition of its monthly Plaza Sábados family block party and market on the afternoon of July 6. From noon to 4 p.m., the section of Lagrange Street intersecting with Beacon Street will fill with vendors, artists, and activities for all ages. Previous Plaza Sábados have featured screen printing workshops, food trucks, and music and live DJ sets from Worcester fixtures like DJ Manipulator, so prepare to see homegrown creativity on display all day. (MT)
Hammer Time: Hungry for shot at the best, Andover's Dalton delivers statement year for Ole Miss track
Jake Dalton was ready to take on the country’s premier college track and field athletes. After a record-setting career at Dartmouth College, the former Andover High star’s fire for the event that’s his passion — the hammer throw — burned brighter than ever. He was prepared to prove himself against the best of the best.
30 new condos part of big housing project in Rochester
ROCHESTER — Thirty condominiums in five new buildings may soon be added at 86 Church St., where plans also call for upgrading 12 existing apartments into condos. The city Planning Board on Monday night voted to advance the project, which will total 42 condo units, according to Scott Lawler of Norway Plains in Rochester, the engineer for the project. The development is being proposed by Stabile Companies of Nashua.
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