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New Stores Open at Lynnfield’s MarketStreet this Summer
Lynnfield’s MarketStreet shopping center is welcoming four new stores this summer: furniture brand Lovesac, woman’s fashion retailer Anthropologie, California-inspired clothing company Marine Layer, and popular jewelry line gorjana are all new additions this season. “This summer’s lineup of store openings is an exciting update to MarketStreet’s ever-growing mix...
Giant lobster rolls at Boston sub shop sell for $11 for limited time
BOSTON - It's wicked fresh – and brace yourself – a Boston sub shop sold their gigantic $99 lobster rolls for just $11 for a limited time Wednesday morning."It's insane to get that big lobster roll for $11. So we had to get it, we had to get it," exclaimed one patron.$11 for the "U.S.S. Lobstitution"Another bystander's jaw dropped at a sheer glance of the so-called "U.S.S. Lobstitution.""I cannot believe the size of that. That's amazing… is that REAL," the man questioned.Oh, it's real, and some people waited outside of Pauli's North End bright and early for a chance to...
Once again this Wakefield pizzeria is one of the best in US. Why reviewers love this pizza
Pasquale has done it again. The South Kingstown chef and his pizzeria made the prestigious ranking of the 2024 50 Top Pizzas in the United States for the third year in a row. Pasquale’s Pizzeria Napoletana in Wakefield is in the top 15, ranking No. 14 on the list that was released last week by the international organization 50 Top Pizza.
Mass. State Lottery winner: 2 $100,000 ‘Mass Cash’ prizes won on 4th of July
Two “Mass Cash” players had a lucky Independence Day. Two $100,000 prize winning tickets were sold in Somerville and West Bridgewater. One ticket was sold at Get-N-Go in Somerville, while the other was sold at Macy’s Liquors in West Bridgewater. They were the top prizes won or...
Animal rescue group looks to provide critical surgery for wounded 1-year-old dog
The Animal Rescue League of Boston is working to provide critical surgery for a torn knee ligament to Ace, a one-year-old dog. According to a statement from the ARL, Ace has been in their care for “several months,” suffering from a torn ACL, leaving him “unable to run and play in a pain-free manner.” The statement says that while the ARL “offers the highest standards of care for every animal that comes through the organization’s doors,” but Ace’s operation and post-operative care will be “an expensive endeavor.” The estimated cost of care is over $10,000, with the ARL seeking financial support from the public to improve Ace’s quality of life.
‘Once in a lifetime’: 50th Fireworks Spectacular at the Hatch Shell dazzles
“You know you just don’t realize when you’re from another state how absolutely awesome it is to be here where everything started for our country,” said Cheryl Kruschke. “Being here for the first time, seeing the Boston Pops in Boston, it’s the best.”
Fireworks, beach closures and traffic: Your guide to the Fourth of July in Mass.
People across the country woke up Thursday morning excited to show their pride on this Independence Day. And there are so many great ways to celebrate in Massachusetts, whether it's having fun on the coast or enjoying a fireworks show. Here's a detailed look at everything you need to know:
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.
Boston, Massachusetts, Waterfront Welcomes Cool and Interactive Outdoor Space
Boston's waterfront isn't the one that we or our parents remember. Not that long ago in the '60s and '70s, it was a vast, industrial-looking space with just a couple of restaurants that seemed a little out of place (Jimmy's and Anthony's Pier 4) . The smoky bars seemed to fit in just fine, and they were filled with nefarious-looking people (not that I'm judging).
Massachusetts’ Best Burrito Has Gotten Rave Reviews as a Star Dish
It's no secret that we have a loud and proud foodie population here in New England, and with good reason. Our restaurant industry is killing it, and there's never a shortage of new establishments opening their doors to the public. You can never run out of places to visit for your next dining experience, especially in Massachusetts.
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...
$50,000 Powerball prize won in Massachusetts Wednesday
A $50,000 Powerball prize was won in Massachusetts Wednesday. The winning ticket was purchased at Tewksbury Convenience Store, which is located at 160 Shawsheen St. in Tewksbury. It wasn’t the only large prize won or claimed Wednesday. A $1 million lottery prize was won off of a $5 scratch...
Luxury Home of the Week: A pair of living room fireplaces makes it twice as nice
The first floor of this four-story property includes the formal dining room, done up in Ralph Lauren wallpaper with custom built-ins and a Murano glass chandelier. Original details fused with modern touches make up our new Luxury Home of the Week pick, a Beacon Hill town house built in 1870.
A day at the beach in Hull for kids whose lives aren't always one
HULL – Children playing in the water on a beautiful summer morning on the A Street end of Nantasket Beach is a sweet but not unusual thing to see on a Monday morning. Walking along the sand towards the sound of their splashing and excited voices, it's hard not to notice that those in the water are surfing with varying degrees of success. The few kids who were on land wore wetsuits.
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