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May 27, 2022
Here’s a look at what cities and towns in our area will be doing to honor the fallen over Memorial Day weekend
May 15, 2022
Michael Cates, accused of attacking a gay Taunton man in 2020, was found not guilty of all charges by a jury.
May 3, 2022
The Good Crust, a maker of pizza dough that started in 2020 in Skowhegan, has plans to enlarge its workspace at a new location in Canaan.
March 1, 2022
Russian vodka is the subject of a boycott called for by Gov. Janet Mills, but represents a small fraction of imported spirits.
February 16, 2022
The Mass. State Police Unresolved Case Unit is giving playing cards to inmates depicting victims of unsolved homicides and missing persons, hoping for info.
February 16, 2022
The Mass. State Police Unresolved Case Unit is giving playing cards to inmates depicting victims of unsolved homicides and missing persons, hoping for info.
February 10, 2022
“He goes all over with the walker. We have to tell him to slow down. He’s amazing...He’s an all-around good guy. Everybody loves him," his niece said.
August 20, 2021
ALTON — Closures continue in the Downtown area as well as Danforth Street as part of...
August 4, 2021
Our View: Three Portland restaurants lead the way on vaccine proof Other businesses are going to need to follow their lead, as COVID spreads among stubborn vaccine skeptics. By The Editorial Board Share Indoor eating and drinking establishments have been on the leading edge of the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. They were some of the first businesses to be closed by government order, and among the last to be allowed to reopen – with new rules regarding mask-wearing and social distancing ...
August 3, 2021
Updated at 12:21 AM increase font size Some Portland-area restaurants now requiring vaccinations for indoor diners They are following a growing national trend as restaurants worry about new COVID variants and rising numbers of cases in their communities. Share Briana Volk is a co-owner of the Portland Hunt & Alpine Club, which has decided not to serve unvaccinated customers indoors. It is one of three restaurants in Portland that adopted such a policy over the weekend. Gregory Rec/Staff Photog...