Massachusetts convicted firearms trafficker recently released from prison arrested after 8 firearms, 100+ rounds...
BOSTON – A convicted firearms trafficker from Massachusetts was arrested and charged in federal court in Boston for being a felon in possession of firearms. According to the Massachusetts Department of Justice, 31-year-old Cory Daigle of Revere, Mass. was charged with being a felon in possession of firearms and ammunit
Firefighters battle blaze at residential building in North Reading
Investigators believe the fire started as a cooking incident.
Pre-Dawn Raids Smash Merrimack Valley Fentanyl Pipeline
State and federal investigators say the party is over for a major drug trafficking crew that had been moving fentanyl, methamphetamine and cocaine through the Merrimack Valley and Boston. A coordinated series of raids this week led to arrests in Lawrence, Methuen, Haverhill and Boston, along with the seizure of large q
Cheesecake Factory diners to be hit with new 30-minute rule as city eyes ‘most...
A RESTRICTIVE liquor law proposal is shaking up restaurants and bars in one major city. The proposal will impact local eateries and national chains alike, while many are already struggling with increased operating costs. A new liquor law proposal is sending shockwaves through the city of Cambridge, Massachusetts. A pre
Trip to the liquor store results in $4 million Massachusetts State Lottery scratch ticket...
A trip to a Massachusetts liquor store turned out to be worth millions thanks to a State Lottery scratch ticket. According to the Massachusetts State Lottery, The Braintree Plumbers Trust of Philadelphia, PA has claimed a $4 million grand prize in the Massachusetts State Lottery’s “Fabulous Fortune” $10 instant ticket
For the first time Mass. colleges will offer three-year degrees
In a first for Massachusetts, two colleges will offer three-year bachelor’s degrees in the fall of 2027. The Board of Higher Education on Friday approved pilot programs at Merrimack College and Suffolk University despite concerns raised by educators who say the accelerated degrees could hollow out the college experienc
13 Massachusetts Pasta Restaurants That Deliver Old-School Italian Excellence
While modern dining trends often emphasize constant experimentation and visual presentation, some of Massachusetts’ most enduring restaurants continue to rely on carefully preserved family recipes. A plate of perfectly prepared pasta serves as a direct connection to the past, linking Italian-American traditions with th
2026 Perkins School for the Blind Graduation Ceremony Includes Address by Lt. Gov. Driscoll
Perkins School for the Blind celebrated the Class of 2026 during a graduation ceremony on Friday, and the commencement speaker was one of the highest elected officials in Massachusetts. See more in the announcement from the Perkins School for the Blind, below. Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll delivered the commencem
A Mount Everett High School incident between two students sparks concerns and questions about...
Sheffield — Concerns over student safety following an incident between two students at Mount Everett High School raise questions about accountability, policy, and resources amidst an alleged rise in fights between students. According to an anonymous source, on May 8, a Mount Everett High School student was walking to..
Scotland came to Boston. Did romance follow?
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