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Former Somerset scrap metal facility agrees to pay $300,000 amid dust, noise, and stormwater allegations
BOSTON – The owner and operators of a former Somerset scrap metal facility have agreed to pay a total of…
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Massachusetts man reveals plans after hitting $1 million Mega Millions prize
A Massachusetts man has already decided what he plans to do with the big money he just won playing Mega…
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Police in Massachusetts warn as residents lose tens of thousands in contractor/home improvement scams
Boston Police are warning the public concerning contractor and home improvement scams that take place in the state every year…
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Fall River, New Bedford, Boston, Worcester, Plymouth area students, others, win Outstanding Technical Student award
The Massachusetts Association of Vocational Administrators has announced that it recently recognized the top vocational technical and agricultural high school…
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Fall River business closing as owner leaving the United States, no longer feels comfortable here
A Fall River business will soon be no more after the owner has decided to leave the United States. New…
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Bristol County man who died after car crash left an indelible mark on countless young people
A Bristol County man who died after a crash over the weekend is being remembered as a special human being…
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Sons pay tribute after co-founder of Gene’s Meat Market passes away
A well-known local business owner passed away late last week. According to a social media post, on the 14th of…
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Massachusetts gas prices increase sharply for second straight week amid cut in oil production concerns
Westwood, MA, April 17, 2023 — The cost for a gallon of gas increased again last week and prices may…
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Nintendo’s Mario, Legos, a musical celebrating autistic kids, and more in Fall River during school vacation week
It’s school vacation week and the Fall River Library has a full slate of programs for kids of all ages—and…
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Driver, vehicle in Massachusetts pays the price of high tide and not reading signs
A Massachusetts police department is showing why it pays to pay attention to signs. It appears that in addition to…
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