UPDATE: Yard Waste Center Tickets No Longer To Be Sold At Yard Waste Center,...
Below is an announcement from the Town of Wilmington:. Effective immediately, sales of yard waste center punch card tickets will ONLY be at the Collector’s Office at the new Town Hall (146 Middlesex Avenue) during normal business hours (Monday, Wednesday & Thursday, 8:30am to 4:30pm; Tuesday, 8:30am to 7pm; and Friday,
Watertown man arrested in Melrose Dunkin’ robbery
MELROSE — On Sunday, July 19, 2026, Melrose police responded to the Dunkin’ located at 470 Lynn Fells Parkway following a report of a robbery. According to Melrose Police Chief Kevin Faller, during the preliminary investigation, police learned that a man in his 50s approached a clerk, gestured toward his waistband, and
Eight years later, a message of gratitude from the McGrath family
Back in 2018, 2-year-old Colin McGrath was killed at the intersection of L and 6th. Out of this tragedy came Colin’s Joy Project – a special non-profit doing great things for the neighborhood and beyond. You can make a donation to Colin’s Joy Project Giving Week Amazon Wish List here!
Massachusetts woman dies in vehicle crash involving horse in New York
A Massachusetts woman has died after striking a horse with her vehicle in New York.
Boston police warn of spike in downtown cellphone robberies after 2 arrests
Police say one victim's stolen phone was later used to commit financial fraud. Boston police are warning the public to be on alert following a recent string of cellphone robberies in the downtown area. The Boston Police Department said the recent robberies happened in Downtown Crossing, South Station, and on...
Final days until Americans hit with ban on ‘to-go’ drinks from July 31 under...
THOUSANDS of Americans are to be hit with a ban on ‘to-go’ drinks in just days. It comes after city legislators relaxed liquor laws during the FIFA World Cup. The City of Cambridge, Massachusetts, approved a set of temporary measures starting in June under the “summer agenda” law.
Massachusetts town seeks answers after water bills go bonkers, one from $325 to $192,000
"These bills are matching or exceeding monthly mortgage payments."
You Could Spend All Day Browsing The More Than 100,000 Books At This Massachusetts...
Some people spend their weekends at fancy restaurants or trendy boutiques, but smart people spend them at the Used Book Superstore in Burlington, surrounded by more books than any reasonable person could read in a lifetime. And yet, you’ll try. The exterior of this place won’t prepare you for...
Survivors of Andrea Doria gather in Boston for 70th anniversary reunion
(WJAR) — Survivors of the SS Andrea Doria ocean liner gathered in Boston on Friday for a 70th anniversary reunion. The Andrea Doria collided with another ship in the Atlantic Ocean on July 25, 1956. Dozens of people were killed. The reunion commemorated the maritime tragedy and celebrated the...
Saugus Iron Works faces tree-mendous loss
Elizabeth Della Piana SAUGUS — The iconic copper beech tree on the lawn of the Saugus Iron Works was cut down Thursday afternoon, leaving a large hole where it once stood. The National Historic Site announced the removal on Facebook Wednesday, giving residents a chance to say goodbye to the tree. The site said that aft
