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A string of ATM thefts have forced police to issue warnings to numerous Westchester, New York businesses.

For over a century, towns in New England have presented their oldest residents with ceremonial canes. In some places, the honor endures — for those willing to accept it, that is.

A string of ATM thefts have forced police to issue warnings to numerous Westchester, New York businesses.

A string of ATM thefts have forced police to issue warnings to numerous Westchester, New York businesses.

From time to time, we introduce new Maine writers to our readers. Today's guest, with his debut crime novel, is Rob Wallace. On a brisk February day in 1934, a stolen state police weapon is in the guile hands of an unstable criminal. From his perch inside the bank, he sees a policeman sprinting toward…

SOUTHWEST HARBOR — The Southwest Harbor Historical Society has bestowed the Boston Post Cane on its newest recipient, G. Eugene “Gene” Walls, signifying his status as the oldest living resident

Inventor Franz Reichelt died in 1912 when he jumped off the Eiffel Tower in the misguided belief that his homemade parachute would work. Above: The daredevil wearing his contraption.

The year 2023 was similar to the previous year in the focus on efforts to build critical infrastructure projects to combat flooding issues in the towns of Cape Ann —

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Joseph A. Milano, president of Boston’s Union Oyster House, has many titles and many interests, but an initiative that’s particularly close to his heart is Globe Santa.