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Popular Worcester eatery closes after 20 years following ongoing rent battles

After more than two decades in business and amid recent financial struggles that included a temporary closure, the Boston Market at 14 Park Ave. in Worcester will close for good on Sunday, Nov. 30. Boston Market’s account announced the closure on Facebook Tuesday. The shutdown follows a lengthy rent...
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Mass. woman plans Italy trip with $25K a year for life lottery prize

A woman from Massachusetts won $25,000 a year for life playing the lottery and plans on taking the trip of a lifetime. Vivian Perry, of Blackstone, won $25,000 a year for life playing “Lucky for Life" on Nov. 15. She came forward on Thursday to claim her winning ticket.
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$1M prize won in Mass. from this $10 crossword lottery game

Someone in Massachusetts won $1 million from a $10 crossword-themed scratch ticket and came forward Thursday to claim their prize. The prize was from “$2,000,000 Diamond Cashword,” a scratch ticket game released in January. The winner claimed their prize through the Greasy Wheel Trust of Worcester, represented by...
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Dominican, Massachusetts, New York, California, Missouri, Florida, New Jersey residents allegedly caused over $5...

BOSTON – Four Dominican nationals have been extradited to the United States for their alleged roles in connection with a transnational “call center” operation in the Dominican Republic that tricked hundreds of elderly victims in the United States into believing that their grandchildren or other close family members...
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Boston Faces New Construction Crisis as Building Permits Plunge

Building permits in Boston dropped sharply in 2025, spelling trouble for the city's already pricey housing market.
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Intense Debate: Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell Stands by Boston’s Trust Act Amidst Federal...

hoodline.com - 11/24/2025 08:21:28 PM. Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell recently filed a brief in support of Boston's Trust Act, a sanctuary policy that limits local cooperation with federal civil immigration enforcement. Campbell's argument is that the Act is in compliance with both state and...
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Black Friday at Wrentham Outlets is about shopping and mind-numbing traffic

The long, slow crawl to the outlets every Black Friday can be such a problem Wrentham's police chief has to issue a warning.
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Westford Police Chief discusses ICE arrests during meeting with residents

WESTFORD — Westford Police Chief Mark Chambers spoke at the Westford League of Women Voters meeting on Nov. 20, answering questions posed by members of the league and other meeting attendees regarding the extent that both the Westford Police Department and members of the public can get involved during arrests by U.S....
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Massachusetts man granted parole faces uncertain future with ICE

After spending more than two decades incarcerated in Massachusetts, a man’s fate remains uncertain as he is facing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Bryan Marshall, of Chicopee, was 27 when he shot a killed another man, Robert Campbell, who was dating his ex-girlfriend on April 10, 2001. Marshall was...
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Mass. agencies failed to submit vehicle emissions reports, raising oversight concerns

Massachusetts state agencies have missed filing reports showing they trimmed emissions coming from state owned vehicles. Regulators didn't enforce the rule, and now it's raising fresh questions about oversight as the state presses ahead on its climate goals. Jordan Wolman reported on this recently for the...

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