Lynn Resident Honored for Youth Work
Stacy Bryant-Brown, a lifelong Lynn resident, received the Champion of Youth Development Award at the 6th Annual LYSOA Gala. She has served for 30 years as a Juvenile Court Officer, supporting young people in the community. More information: https://t.co/C6KfpXyUlt.
Easter Sunday services in Natick, 2026
Easter falls on Sunday, April 5 this year, and a happy one to those who celebrate the holiday. Natick has many houses of worship that observe Easter, as well as the solemn holy days leading up to what is considered the most important, fundamental holiday in Christianity. Make sure you...
Somerville resident’s eviction battle heads to a jury trial
A Somerville man’s fight to stay in his apartment will come to a head Monday when his case is put before a jury. Gary Rogers, a 62-year-old Union Square resident, faces eviction from his third-floor unit at 22 Sargent Avenue after refusing to move out of his home, court documents show. His landlord, Ryan Pinto, a...
CANDIDATE STATEMENT: Fasulo Reiterates His Unwavering Opposition To The MBTA Communities Act
In this week’s letter, I want to address my unwavering opposition to the MBTA Communities Act (3A). As I stated in my opening announcement, I will oppose any attempt to bring “compliance” back up for a vote as a member of the Select Board—for a myriad of reasons.
Wonder Opens New Digital Food Hall in Medford, Expanding High-Tech Dining in Greater Boston
MEDFORD, Mass. — A new kind of dining experience has arrived just outside Boston, as Wonder officially opens its latest location at 50 Station Landing, marking another milestone in the company’s rapid Northeast expansion. The 3,600-square-foot restaurant space, built out by Corderman & Company, reflects the growing...
The Massachusetts Seafood Buffet Lobster Fans Cannot Stop Talking About
Massachusetts knows how to make seafood lovers pay attention, and this buffet does it in a big way. The moment the plates start filling up, it is easy to see why people keep returning. Lobster is a major reason, but it is not the only one. The spread is loaded...
📢 Dedham hearing on $500 sewer fee waiver April 1
The Town of Dedham will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. in Room 305 at Dedham Town Hall (450 Washington Street). The hearing will cover a proposed waiver of the $500 administrative fee for sewer connection permits on residential properties that are adding to an existing structure or...
Beverly neighbors stunned by violent home invasion in upscale waterfront community
At the multi-million dollar 11-bedroom mansion on Paine Avenue, police report the suspect tied someone up inside and assaulted them before swiping items and taking off in a stolen Porsche.
Signs, strollers and solidarity: Inside Malden’s ‘No Kings’ rally
Malden turned out to City Hall Plaza for the local iteration of the 2026 No Kings rally, one of thousands of such events held in cities and towns across the country and internationally. Anna Geoffroy, who acted as security warden, said about 250 people attended, with many planning to continue on to the Boston protest.
Brockton man faces 10+ charges after police shootout injures sleeping man
A man shot by Brockton police early Sunday is now facing more than a dozen charges in connection with the incident, after the gunfight with the officers injured man as he slept in his nearby home. Jailson Andrade, 44, of Brockton, was charged Monday out of Brockton District Court with...

















