Braintree News

"I am so proud of him and everything he does - that's why I thought July 4 would be perfect," said blushing bride-to-be Kimberly Welch, 35, of Braintree.

Share + Jul 2, 2009 2:35 pm US/Eastern Reporting Paula Ebben DORCHESTER Many of us enjoy drinking an occasional glass of wine, but how about actually making it? Now there's a spot in Boston where you can find a little piece of Italy to just that.

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KRh Thermal Systems and IntelliVend LLC have announced an agreement with Kosher Vending Industries LLC under which KVI's Hot Nosh 24/6 operations will transition to franchises in a number of U.S. markets.

John Adams is a remarkable television miniseries, one of the three or four best ever, with perhaps the most authentic depiction of late-18th century American life ever committed to film.

BRAINTREE, MA, June 25, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Nobody likes to move. And if you're hiring a mover, that's just one more thing you want to get over with as soon as possible.

The town's distinctive, Victorian-era town hall could get the extra help local leaders say it needs.

Fifty years ago on the Blue Hills Reservation, white-tailed deer were not as common as they are now.

Place everything That chest of drawers just sitting there in an upstairs bedroom would make an excellent hall table, says Sudbury's Sarah Desmond.

Night Before the Fourth Committee chairman Bob Baker said the town's annual July 3 fireworks display "is completely dead for this year." Baker said a recent attempt by Fire Chief Arthur Pelland to salvage the show came too late.

A Mass. woman is being held on $1,000 cash bail after she was seen going into a "port-o-potty" with a man who had a restraining order against her, say police, reports the Portsmouth Herald .

Is revenge the reason the town won't have a fireworks show this year? Night Before the Fourth Committee chairman Robert Baker thinks so.

Two years ago challenger Thomas P. Koch unseated William J. Phelan, a six-year incumbent mayor of Quincy.

Paul H. Frazier will always remember that last time he saw his friend, the late Southboro Police Chief William H. 'Billy' Webber.

Throughout the past few years, the recession has slowly taken a toll on the housing market, the automotive industry and on retailers.

Rodman & Rodman, P.C. Certified Public Accountants and Business Strategists, have outlined new COBRA provisions that were included in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 BRAINTREE, MA, May 30, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- help businesses throughout New England understand the new provisions.

BRAINTREE, Mass. -- The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston is taking steps to reform its financially shaky clergy-pension system before it runs out of money.

Tomorrow night's rescheduled budget session of Town Meeting could highlight more cuts than a Hollywood audition.

Aldi Food Market recently leased 19,151 square feet and Dollar Tree leased 10,000 square feet of retail space at Cape Roads Crossing in Raynham.

Liberty University has told its fledgling College Democrats club it can no longer be a campus group, saying the party stands against the conservative Christian school's moral principles.