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City of Quincy Evicts Homeless From Church Sanctuary
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Want to save a few bucks at the Marshfield Fair? What to know before you go
MARSHFIELD – A lot of calculations go into picking a day to go to the Marshfield Fair. The weather, work schedules, appointments and things already on the calendar are all factors. But when you go — and even when your buy your tickets – can save a few bucks and maybe help cover an extra fried treat or two during the fair's 10-day run. ...
Wanted man attacked officer with knife after barricading himself inside Middleboro home, police say
A wanted man attacked a police officer with a knife after he used a mattress to barricade himself inside a home in Middleboro on Wednesday morning, authorities said.
Attleboro woman rescued from house fire dies
An Attleboro woman who was rescued from a burning home late July has died from her injuries, police confirmed on Thursday. According to officials, Lisa Carvalho, 42, suffered severe burns after a house fire at 563 Mendon Road on July 21. She was found unconscious inside the home and was...
A whale in Boston Harbor could slow down your MBTA ferry commute. What to know
MBTA ferry commuters could experience delays heading to Boston today, but not for the reason you might think. A juvenile humpback whale in Boston Harbor is causing delays on the Lynn, Hingham/Hull and Winthrop/Quincy ferries, the MBTA said Wednesday. ...
Boston celebrates 14 years of African culture
Back in 2010, Mireille Tushiminina and her mom wanted to find a way to bring awareness to Boston’s African population and connect Africans in the city with one another. Coincidentally, that year, 17 sub-Saharan African countries were celebrating independence from colonial rule, among them Senegal and Cameroon in the West, Madagascar off the east coast, and, Tushiminina’s home country in the heart of the continent, the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Encore Boston Harbor Packs Hundreds of Thousands of Meals for Families in Need
Staff of Encore Boston Harbor and additional volunteers are working this week to pack 500,000 meals for families in need, adding to the company’s previous total of packing more than a million meals over the past year. The biannual charitable event, known as Feed the Funnel, and running from...
Simmons Masters in Social Work Student Interviewed for GBH's Wake Up Well
Simmons Masters in Social Work student, Heidi HyunJin Lee, was interviewed by GBH’s Morning Edition co-host Paris Alston for Wake Up Well, a segment focused on mental health. An Acute Treatment Service Case Manager at Charles River Recovery, Lee shared common misunderstandings about mental health and how it coincides...
135 Affordable Housing Units for Seniors Proposed for Jamaicaway
Nonprofit Rogerson Communities is proposing a two-phase plan to build two new buildings that would provide 135 affordable housing units for seniors. The 3.2 acre property currently has a 66 bed licensed assisted living memory care community and social day program for seniors with memory loss. The building has vehicular access at the intersection of Lakeville Road Beaufort Road, and pedestrian access only on the Jamaicaway, according to the Letter of Intent filed with the city.
On Sale @ Citizens House of Blues: BabyTron, Teton Gravity Research, State Champs
BabyTron, The Adventures of Tron & Kosher, December 4. Move over Ladytron, here comes BabyTron. The Ypsilanti rapper and one-third of the ShittyBoyz has announced a North American tour to close out 2024, featuring Florida homie BLP Kosher, and The Adventures of Tron & Kosher Tour pulls up to Citizens House of Blues in Boston on December 4. The 28-date romp is notable for a few different reasons, showcasing two rising rappers on the brink of mainstream success, but we can’t help but notice that heads are absolutely losing their minds on Instagram over the itinerary’s lack of a Detroit, or even a Michigan, date. Everyone’s big mad, claiming BabyTron “dont even like his own city anymore” and “no detroit show is crazy”, while others are now questioning if he’s even really from the Wolverine State. Dang! Tour-stop complaints on social are nothing new, but this one’s pretty hilarious. It’s shows how in-demand the dude is; and whatever Detroit’s loss is, is now Boston’s gain — kinda like every time the Red Sox play the Tigers. Tickets go on sale Friday (August 16) at 10 a.m. local time.
On Sale @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway: Latto, Straight No Chaser, Warren Zeiders
It’s never to late in the season to enjoy some Sugar Honey Iced Tea — especially when served up by Latto. Fresh off the release of her third studio album, the Grammy-nominated Georgia rapper unveils her first-ever North American headline tour this week, and it pulls up to Boston’s MGM Music Hall at Fenway on November 4 with Mariah the Scientist and Karrahbooo as support. Latto is delivering a taste of the South to the rest of the country, as the “Big Mama” and “Georgia Peach” artist dishes on the record’s tasty title: “When I met [producers] Pooh [Beatz] and [Go] Grizz[ly] and locked in with them, everything just felt Southern… One day, shortly after we cut ‘Put It on Da Floor,’ I just walked in the studio like, ‘Sugar Honey Iced Tea is the name of the album,'” she tells Billboard for a cover story. “People be trying to be messy and thinking it’s a response to something. I promise you, this is before any of that shit. This is something that just felt Southern to me. Where I’m from, we be like, ‘I’m the sugar honey iced tea!'” Drink up. Tickets go on sale on Friday (August 16) at 10 a.m. local time.
View theater under the stars with 'Peter Pan and Wendy: The Tale of Neverland'
CUMBERLAND – Homebrewed Theatre Company is bringing another swashbuckling story to the Stone-E Lea Golf Course in Attleboro this summer with company playwright Nick Wakely’s rendition of the classic tale “Peter Pan and Wendy: The Tale of Neverland.”. The play is set on the golf course, and...
Pride, worry collide in Needham as hometown-hero astronaut stuck in space
Astronaut Sunita Williams has been telling her friends from Needham she’s doing just fine while stuck on the international space station — but that hasn’t stopped some residents from worrying about their hometown hero. Williams, who hails from Needham — where an elementary school is named after...
FIRST ALERT: Severe thunderstorms move through New England
Severe thunderstorm warnings and flash flood warnings were in effect in much of New England Thursday, but have since expired. The storms brought damage and power outages. See all severe weather alerts in your area here and track the storms with live, interactive radar below:. Coverage appeared to be skimpy...
5 things to do this weekend, including 'An American in Paris' and Immigrant Small Business Day
As we edge further into August, the joyous possibilities of summer feel fleeting. Now is the time to take advantage of the multitude of special arts programs happening in and around Boston. From climbing into a whale model to revisiting the classic love story “An American in Paris,” there’s an abundance of exciting things to do this weekend.
'First half of 'Jaws': Cape Cod movie looks at how communities react to shark attacks
Whether you are a shark enthusiast or a concerned resident who wouldn’t mind never seeing a great white shark in Cape Cod waters again, “Great White Summer” likely has something to say to you. The 79-minute documentary directed by Eastham summer resident Nick Budabin, with director of photography Matt Elkind, will be screened...
The Mass. state primary election is set for Sept. 3. Who's running in Greater New Bedford?
NEW BEDFORD — Election season is almost here, with only a few weeks to go before the statewide primary on Tuesday, Sept. 3. Democrats and Republicans will go head-to-head within their respective parties to determine who will face off in the Nov. 5 general election. ...
Weekly Feature: Poetry at The Arts Fuse
Welcome to “Poetry at The Arts Fuse.” A new poem every Thursday. You ain’t invited to the cookout. land, a heap of deepfaked images. Donald Vincent is the author of Convenient Amnesia, published by Broadstone Books in 2020.He is also known as Mr. Hip, a music recording artist with music available on all streaming platforms. Originally from the Southeast sector of Washington, DC, he currently lives in LosAngeles and at www.hidonaldvincent.com.
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