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On Black Friday, some hit stores to shop, others visit tree farms to chop
They are the true believers of the tannenbaum, crusaders of the Christmas tree. They shun the long lines and mall madness of Black Friday to trek out to neat rows of evergreens lining the fields at Massachusetts farms.
Charles River Converting To Mutual Holding Company
Charles River Bank in Medway, which this year changed its name from Medway Co-operative Bank, is seeking approval from the Massachusetts Division of Banks to reorganize from a mutual co-operative bank to a mutual holding company.
Bengal tiger spayed at Mass. animal hospital
Massachusetts veterinarians have used laproscopic surgery to remove ovaries of an endangered Bengal tiger, marking one of the first instances an animal has been spayed using the minimally invasive procedure in New England.
Mendon Police Officer Jim Walckner and dispatcher Trish Benoit at work in the police station dispatch area recently.
From left, Sarah B. Latino, operations manager for the Rutland Emergency Communications Center, and dispatcher Eileen S. McCarthy, both of Rutland, work with different departments at the center.
Oxford Fire chief placed on paid leave during an investigation OXFORD - Fire Chief Jeffrey A. Wilson has been placed on paid administrative leave for unspecified reasons.
Uxbridge man critically injured in crash
Speed and alcohol were factors in an early morning crash that left an Uxbridge man in critical condition with injuries from "massive head trauma," according to Police Chief Ernest H. Horn.
Rain cancels Hampton Beach Seafood Festival's Saturday fireworks
The good news: You can't have seafood without water. Mother Nature provided plenty of H2O Saturday for day two of the 20th annual Hampton Beach Seafood Festival.
Man who fell into liona s den has sore back
State Police say a man who fell 30 feet into a pit being used as a lion's den on a movie set for "The Zookeeper'' at Franklin Park Zoo remained hospitalized yesterday.
Another 4-year-old Girl Hurt By Deer At Mass. Zoo
Share + Sep 3, 2009 8:32 pm US/Eastern MENDON, Mass. Another 4-year-old girl has been injured by a deer at Southwick's Zoo in central Massachusetts.
25 communities raise hotel, meal taxes
Despite deep cuts in municipal budgets across Massachusetts, fewer than 10 percent of the state's cities and towns have voted to raise their restaurant or hotel taxes, forgoing tens of millions of dollars in potential revenue.
PARTY Feast of St. Anthony Festival What: Celebrate the 90th anniversary of the jam-packed street festival with live music, parades, Italian food, and cooking demos.
Feds sue trustees of Mendon retirement plans
The U.S. Department of Labor has sued two trustees of three Mendon retirement plans for allegedly misusing $312,555 in retirement assets in violation of federal law.
Feds sue trustees of Mendon retirement plans
The U.S. Department of Labor has sued two trustees of three Mendon retirement plans for allegedly misusing $312,555 in retirement assets in violation of federal law.
Deer kicks girl in the face at Mendon Zoo
MENDON a ' A boy walking through a deer forest in a central Massachusetts zoo jumped and startled a deer who responded by leaping and kicking a 4-year-old girl in the face, officials said yesterday.
Deer kicks 4-year-old girl in face at Mass. zoo
Officials say a 4-year-old girl jumped and startled a deer who responded by kicking her in the face at a zoo in central Massachusetts.
House gutted by afternoon fire
Fire gutted a house on Quaker Street yesterday afternoon. Fire Chief Gary Nestor said the ranch-style house was a total loss, and that the state fire marshal's office was at the house helping investigators try to determine a cause.
Money Saving Deals At Family Fun Spots
Many people are staying closer to home for vacation this summer, but that doesn't mean they can't have fun.
Satellite TV tax raises protests
I don't think that's right. I live with my 92-year-old father, and he likes . We would probably stay with it and pay the tax.