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Yes, the bakery sells its bread at supermarkets across New England, as well as at its three stores in the Boston area, plus ones in Newburyport, Massachusetts,...

Friends and families of fallen service members are expected to gather for a vigil to honor the life of a Marine from Lawrence, Massachusetts, who was killed in...

Friends and families of fallen service members are expected to gather for a vigil to honor the life of a Marine from Lawrence, Massachusetts, who was killed in...

increase font size Portland Planning Board approves senior, family housing project in West End The 95 apartments in two buildings behind the old Mercy Hospital will go to those making less than the citys median income. By By Michael KelleyStaff Writer Share A  project approved last week by the Portland Planning Board will add sorely needed affordable family units to the city’s housing mix, officials said. “The type of housing being provided here is necessary,” Planning Board Chair Bran...

Massachusetts Fishing Report – July 22, 2021 July 22, 2021 If you’ve been chasing striped bass since April, and just maybe earlier if you’re a holdover loony, than chances are you may be in need of a change. Filling that void is the arrival of bonito! While it is not unheard of to have these fish rip through Massbay, to have this happen in July is extremely rare. Even more exceptional is the size of these fish which would be impressive even in Buzzards Bay! Massachusetts North Shore Fishi...

Updated July 7 Rattled by increase in airplane noise, Peaks Islanders are the latest to seek relief We have more planes coming over Peaks Island now than we have at any time in our history, one resident says. Share A passenger plane departing from Portland International Jetport flies toward the north end of Peaks Island on Wednesday afternoon. Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer A recent increase in aircraft noise over Peaks Island has residents asking officials to reduce plane traffic over their ...

Updated July 7 Rattled by increase in airplane noise, Peaks Islanders are the latest to seek relief We have more planes coming over Peaks Island now than we have at any time in our history, one resident says. Share A passenger plane departing from Portland International Jetport flies toward the north end of Peaks Island on Wednesday afternoon. Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer A recent increase in aircraft noise over Peaks Island has residents asking officials to reduce plane traffic over their ...

Updated June 30 Ferry service won’t solve traffic problems in South Portland, transit study finds A preliminary report says a ferry to Portland would serve relatively few commuters and do little to reduce Broadway traffic congestion. Share SOUTH PORTLAND — A ferry service to Portland could be costly to operate and would do little to decrease traffic congestion along the Broadway corridor from the Casco Bay Bridge to Bug Light Park. That’s a preliminary finding of an ongoing transportatio...

A Quincy driver spoke with the NBC10 Boston Investigators about her nerve-wracking encounter with police after a 911 caller reported she "flashed a gun" and...

Here’s who’s playing this summer so far, as pop concerts return to Maine Outdoor venues like Thompsons Point are starting to book shows, and some indoor ones already have full schedules. Photo by Zoran Orlic After an eerily quiet 2020, venues all over Maine will be filled with music this year. There were some small outdoor shows in Maine last year – at drive-ins or musicians’ homes – but this year, indoor venues and large outdoor ones are booking national acts once again. Some smalle...