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If You Love ‘Wicked Tuna’, You’ll Love This New Fish House in Massachusetts
It's been years since Wicked Tuna debuted on TV, but the characters of those fishing vessels are as widely-known now as they were back then. The show is still as popular as ever on National Geographic, going strong for 13 seasons. Blue fin tuna fishing is not for the faint...
'Dodged a bullet'; Endangered birds unharmed in Hampton Beach brushfire
A fire burned through an area of the dunes at Hampton Beach early Saturday morning. The dunes are home to a delicate ecosystem, including the nesting grounds for the endangered Piping Plovers. Hampton fire Chief Michael McMahon said the call around 3 a.m. for a report of a bonfire on...
Eagle Grabs Lunch in the Backyard of Exeter, New Hampshire, Home
It's pretty amazing to watch an eagle enjoy lunch from the deck of your home in Exeter, New Hampshire. Susan Drinker sees a lot of gorgeous wildlife right from the deck of her home. She is often snapping pictures of her favorite bird, the heron. It's actually a heron that...
Harbor seal found dead in Rye after great white shark bite; first predation of 2024
RYE — A deceased harbor seal that washed ashore on Wallis Sands Beach last weekend died after a great white shark bite, the first local incident of such predation in 2024, according to Seacoast Science Center Marine Mammal Rescue. New Hampshire State Beach Patrol was notified by beachgoers on...
Try chocolate from more than 30 stores during Newburyport’s chocolate tour
Those with a sweet tooth won’t want to miss the 2024 Newburyport Chocolate Tour. Now in its 21st year, the annual tour will be held Saturday, Oct. 5 from 12-4 p.m. Starting at the Unitarian Universalist Church at 26 Pleasant St. in Newburyport, the walking tour will let ticket holders sample chocolates from more than 30 stores.
Dozens of goats up for adoption: "Can be goofy and fun pets"
METHUEN - Dozens of goats are going up for adoption in Massachusetts this weekend, and you don't need to be a farmer to have one. Many of the available goats were among 160 animals recently rescued from a property in Ayer. The owner was charged with 30 counts of animal cruelty. Some of the other goats came from a surrender in New York.Adoption fees waived for most goatsIn total, 49 goats were brought to the MSPCA at Nevins Farm in Methuen. About 40 of them will be up for adoption Saturday at an open house. The available goats, which all have horns,...
The Brook casino wins approval for 264-unit housing project: Details of deal struck
SEABROOK — The town’s Zoning Board of Adjustment officially ratified a legal settlement between the town and The Brook, allowing the casino to construct up to 264 housing units on 75 acres off Route 1. The terms of the consent decree hammered out between the town and RMH...
Bakery Heaven: 28 Merrimac Locations You Must Visit for Freshly Baked Goodies
Merrimac, Massachusetts, a charming town on the banks of the Merrimack River, boasts a variety of quaint and cozy bakeries that cater to both locals and visitors alike. These cherished establishments offer a delightful selection of freshly baked goods, from artisanal breads and pastries to delectable cakes and cookies. Whether...
Investment shows growth in NH casino gaming
Greg Carlin’s investment in his Beach Club Casino in Hampton is emblematic of how popular charitable gambling is in New Hampshire and how much it’s likely to grow in the future. “New Hampshire’s charitable gaming framework is unique in putting community first while providing an enjoyable gaming and...
Secret Spot to reopen at North Beach: Owner humbled by community support after fire
HAMPTON — The Gozzos have been getting more and more questions from curious customers about when their longtime North Beach smoothie shop will finally reopen. The Secret Spot’s new location at 560 High St. has been under lease since last fall and is set to open in time for the Fourth of July. The Gozzos have been working for six months to flip the former convenience store and realty office into a cafe serving smoothies, sandwiches, and the fruit for which they’re best known − açaí.
Castle Concerts continue with no dance floor … but dancing has always been “allowed”
IPSWICH — After dancing debates galore, popular area bands will be returning to the Castle Hill Concert Series stage this summer. The series features 10 local ensembles playing tunes ranging from classic 60s rock to swing. The Far Out opens the series this Thursday, June 27. A remarkable history...
Methuen’s Top 6 Bakeries: Where to Find the Best Pastries and Cakes
Methuen, Massachusetts, is home to a variety of bakeries that offer delicious treats and baked goods to satisfy any craving. Whether you’re in the mood for a flaky croissant, a decadent cupcake, or a freshly baked loaf of bread, you’ll find it at one of Methuen’s many bakeries.
Minglewood Harborside: A Summer Destination for Lobster Rolls and Cocktails in Gloucester, MA
Located in the heart of downtown Gloucester, MA, Minglewood Harborside offers an unparalleled summer dining experience right on the water. With its vibrant atmosphere, scenic views, and a menu that celebrates the best of coastal cuisine, this spot is perfect for locals and visitors alike. Here’s a sampling of what’s...
Pendants & Pints set for July 2
Workshop at brewery to make glass pendants over a few pints with your friends. North Shore Glass School is bringing glass classes to your favorite local watering holes!. “Participants get to make their own pendants, earrings, magnets, pins, keychains, etc, all out of glass,” said Rowley resident and organizer Anya Ciarametaro, an artist and educator with North Shore Glass School.
Cape Ann Museum Opens 1st Peoples: Portraits of the First Light with Photographs by Matika Wilbur at CAM Green
Cape Ann Museum Opens 1st Peoples: Portraits of the First Light with Photographs by Matika Wilbur at CAM Green. Three Sisters: Carla Cuch, Adriana Ignacio and Berta Welch from Aquinnah Wampanoag. Photograph by Matika Wilbur during her residency at the Cape Ann Museum in May 2024. Courtesy of the artist.
Sonorous Desserts of Debussy and Ravel
At the waning hours of Thursday’s all-too-rare temperate June day, the dreamily programmed Rockport Chamber Music Festival concert of the Viano Quartet with harpist Bridget Kibbey along with Demarre McGill, flute; Clarinetist Chris Elchico, and double bassist Jeremy McCoy, provided just the right dessert. The award-winning Viano Quartet (Lucy...
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