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The New “4 Feet” Law In Affect In Massachusetts
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Boston affordable housing group buys Dennis senior complex. Here's what to know.
Preservation of Affordable Housing has bought Northside Village in Dennis, according to the housing organization. The Boston-based housing organization said it would preserve affordability for all 46 units at the senior affordable housing property, in a press release. The acquisition was done through a loan from the Community Economic Development Assistance Corporation and has an investment of the housing developer's Capital Magnet Funds. ...
Detached house sells for $1.8 million in South Dennis
The spacious property located at 111 Farm Lane in South Dennis was sold on Aug. 12, 2024. The $1,775,000 purchase price works out to $517 per square foot. The house, built in 1960, has an interior space of 3,434 square feet. This two-story house provides a generous living space with its four bedrooms and four baths. The home's outer structure has a gable roof frame, composed of asphalt. Inside, a fireplace adds character to the home. The lot of the property is substantial, measuring 0.6-acre.
Recount vowed in Plymouth, Barnstable senate seat race. What is next?
The Republican primary election on Tuesday for the senate seat for Plymouth and Barnstable was coming down to just a few votes Wednesday morning as state Rep. Mathew Muratore, R-Plymouth, pulled ahead of Kari MacRae, R-Bourne. As of 9:20 a.m. Wednesday, MacRae had secured 6,928 of the total votes and Muratore had collected 6,978, according to Associated Press tallies, based on unofficial results. ...
Winners in the primary election on Cape Cod and the Islands: state representative, senator
On Cape Cod, Massachusetts state primary election results were decided by a little over 20% of each town's registered voters, according to unofficial results the Cape Cod Times received from 15 town clerks. Turnout, which included day of and early ballots, ranged from 20.7% in Chatham to a 27% in Orleans. Morning voting was especially slow across the Cape with poll workers usually exceeding the number of voters at polling stations from Bourne to Provincetown. ...
Final Cape Cod Times Neighbors Fund of the summer. This is your last chance to help.
A single woman who cares for her elderly mother and works as a technician in the healthcare industry called Cape Cod Times Neighbors Fund for assistance with rent for her Cape Cod apartment. When a health scare revealed that she needed heart surgery, she had to significantly reduce her work hours until the surgery could be scheduled. She would also need time to recover and gain clearance from her doctor before she could return to work. Her short-term disability coverage was only a portion of her pay and not enough to cover the bills, especially with the added medical expenses. She...
The New “4 Feet” Law In Affect In Massachusetts
As you know, the rules of the road are always changing in Massachusetts. A lot of residents may not even know about this law and it's always good to have a refresher on how this new law that was passed last year works. Especially now that you see these new "Motorists Give 4Ft To Pass" road signs.
Vehicles Not Responsible For 2.5% Excise Tax In Mass.
Downtowns and other main roads in many communities are seeing a more and more bike lanes pop up. The goal is to allow space and infrastructure for as many people and modes of transportation alike. Cars dominated roadways for years in the commonwealth, but not everyone has a car. Walkers,...
Women deserve unbiased guidance on abortion option (Editorial)
Gov. Maura Healey and public health officials in Massachusetts believe women who become pregnant deserve impartial and timely information about their options. To help ensure that, Healey backed a $1 million public awareness campaign this year. The drive targets 34 groups that market themselves as pregnancy resource centers. They exist to persuade women, in ways both subtle and glaring, not to receive abortions.
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