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Take a look at the latest home sale prices in Plymouth
The housing market in Plymouth – as in most of Massachusetts – remains tight, with high prices and low inventory. But there are signs that conditions for prospective buyers are improving – at least slightly. Mortgage rates have already dropped in advance of an all but certain benchmark rate cut coming from the Federal Reserve in September. At the same time, price increases seem to be moderating. In a few instances, there have even been price cuts for Plymouth homes that have remained on the market for months.
Somerset train will soon see new life as Choo-Chew craft kitchen. What to know.
SOMERSET — When one carriage door closes, another swings open. Those saddened by the recent departure of a barbecue restaurant from one of the town's most quirky and familiar dining sites are in for a treat. One month after operations at the iconic Route 6 railroad car got derailed with the closure of Missing...
Coach bringing NBA trophy to Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — The coach of the NBA champion Boston Celtics is bringing the Larry O'Brien Trophy to the Ocean State. According to a tweet from Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee, Coach Joe Mazzulla will be at the State House on Tuesday morning at 10:00. Mazzulla, a Johnston...
Chelsea officer recovering after part of ear bitten off in ‘volatile situation’
A Chelsea police officer is recovering after having part of his ear bitten off during, what police have called, a “highly volatile situation” Friday. The officer was hurt while police were dealing with a domestic situation at a home at 207 Shurtleff Street around 2:20 p.m. on Aug. 30, Chelsea police said in a press release posted to X.
Brockton's very own food blogger launches Haitian take-out spot and convenience store
BOSTON — Brockton’s very own food blogger has launched his first flagship location in the heart of Boston, serving delicious culinary creations and fun snacks to get you through the workday. Right on 700 Albany St., Boston, where a subway used to reside, Mirbentz Jean Francois redesigned the large space and converted it into a convenience store and take-out restaurant called "Did You Eat Yet." ...
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...
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.
Paul Pierce Names The Only Team That Has Given The Celtics Problems
The Boston Celtics will attempt to win back-to-back championships next season, which will be a difficult task. It’ll be even more difficult because the Eastern Conference is slowly but surely getting better. According to Paul Pierce, per NBACentral, the Orlando Magic might be a real threat to the Celtics...
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. ...
REMINDER: New Bedford votes Tuesday for “closed” State Primary
“REMINDER: The State Primary election is Tuesday, Sept. 3, so enjoy the Labor Day Weekend and hit the polls when you get back. Another reminder: Massachusetts holds so-called “closed primaries” in which voters can only pull ballots for their registered political party. For example, a Democrat can only pull a Democrat ballot in Tuesday’s primary; a Republican can only pull a Republican ballot on Tuesday, and so on.
BMC is growing fresh food in rooftop gardens to better serve its patients
At Boston Medical Center, patient care includes programs that you probably don't think of as traditional medicine. And yet, they have a huge impact on people's well-being. This year, BMC opened a second rooftop garden, where fresh food is grown and then delivered to the hospital's food pantry, which serves patients who are food insecure.
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.
Dealer Techs Caught Abusing Customer’s Toyota GR Corolla, Revving Cold Engine
The Toyota GR Corolla is a once-in-a-generation car that shouldn’t be thrashed on by anyone but its owner. Perhaps doubly so, given how Toyota has been handling its engine problems under warranty. About the worst thing any GR Corolla owner could imagine, then, is a dealer technician revving the bejeezus out of it on a cold start. Unfortunately, that seems to have just gone down at a Toyota dealer in Boston.
Boston Forecast for Labor Day Weekend with Sunny, Possible Storms, Then Clear Skies Ahead
Bostonians can expect a mixed bag of weather as Labor Day weekend unfolds, with conditions ranging from balmy to stormy before settling into a more placid pattern for the holiday itself and the following week. Today’s forecast predicts partly sunny skies with the mercury climbing to a comfortable 81 degrees, alongside a gentle south wind blowing at 6 to 13 mph, as per the National Weather Service.
Rick Barry Discusses Boston Celtics Stars, 2024 Olympics Controversies
Basketball Hall of Famer Rick Barry became an NBA champion when the Golden State Warriors went the distance in 1975. Nearly 50 years later, the eight-time All-Star watched Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown win their first title.
Knot a problem: DNRT sees fundraising success
The Dartmouth Natural Resource Trust held its Boatyard Bash for the first time in four years, and this time it wasn’t in its typical location, according to Kendra Parker, DNRT development and outreach specialist. With their typical barn location unavailable, the DNRT was left scrambling for a place to...
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