Norwell News

You drag yourself out of bed, head reluctantly to work and watch the minutes tick off the clock.

Corwin's book, "100 Heartbeats: The Race to Save Earth's Most Endangered Species," focuses on the few species that have joined the "100 heartbeats club," a phrase describing animal populations with 100 or fewer living in the wild.

Abstract Recently, Artificial Intelligence techniques have proved useful in helping users to handle the large amount of information on the Internet.

A former gas station on Washington Street in Canton, which has been sold for $480,000, will be converted into an Italian food store.

Utah regulators have approved a nearly $520,000 settlement over environmental violations at the state's only large-scale incinerator for hazardous waste.

ILBERT, Ariz. - Authorities say the father of a woman wanted in a series of fraudulent credit card purchases turned her in to Gilbert police.

A two-car crash in front of Norwell High School Monday afternoon sent three people by ambulance to Lutheran Hospital.

Cell Phones for Soldiers and the Storage Center at SouthWood have begun a cell phone collection drive to benefit military personnel serving overseas.

Norwell High School was among the top three marching bands in the Class C competition.

Corporate Center of Norwell LLC has purchased the 48,714-square-foot office building at 120 Longwater Drive in Norwell for $3.3 million.

Docomo Pacific general manager for Saipan operations James Nelson turned over three huge boxes containing the used cellular phones to CNMI Military and Veterans Affairs Executive Director Ruth Coleman on Friday.

Billy Lynch left Dorchester 72 years ago, and they're pretty sure they've finally found him, a long way from home, deep in the ground in China.

When a person uses onea s talents and abilities to help another in need, it is one of lifea s greatest moments.

Cell phones have become a much bigger part of our lives than many people imagined.

Abstract This paper examines a number of the approaches, origins and ideals of context-aware systems design, looking particularly at the way that history influences what we do in our ongoing activity.

If Jan Brett wasn't an author/illustrator, she might be a horsewoman in the Olympics, a chicken farmer or an airline pilot.

Police: Couple beat man at KFC over slow order >> Posted By BronxBomber 5 hours, 36 minutes ago in News > Police: Couple beat man at KFC over sloooooooooow order NORWELL, Mass.

NORWELL, Mass. - Police say a couple, upset over the slowness of their Kentucky Fried Chicken order, assaulted a man who asked them to stop yelling profanities for the sake of children in line.

"Ein Prosit, ein Prosit der Gemuetlichkeit,'' shouted Justin Crawford, who, after the toast, took a big swig of beer from his German-style stein.

Norwell-based Radius Financial Group Inc., a privately held mortgage banker licensed in New England and Florida, has announced it has closed on a mortgage warehouse credit facility with Sovereign Bank.