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Across Tampa neighborhoods, varying tree canopy leaves some wishing for shade.

Local developer Vincent P. Michienzi intends to build two affordable rental developments in town, which would add 36 units to Bournes subsidized housing inventory under Massachusetts comprehensive permit statute.

Gray Gables is hosting a 100-year celebration in honor of Grover Cleveland Day this month.

Like the backlot set of an old Hollywood western movie or TV show set in a ghost town, the row of buildings stands at the top of the southbound side

You likely read that real estate mogul Mo Honarkar’s creditors are circling. It appears Mo is in arrears on a $195 million loan mainly secured by his downtown properties. I’m concerned for Mo. He’s got a lot on his plate, including the remodel of the Hotel Laguna, which got me thinking about how that hotel has shaped our town. It’s a long and winding story, so get comfortable.

Colin J. Robin of Bourne died at his home on March 28 after a battle with cancer. He was 87.

The Bourne Community Preservation Committee will explore recommending a request from the town’s historical society for $250,000 in Community Preservation Act funding to move the historic Keene House from its

New Bedford's Butler Flats Light is closely associated with the Statue of Liberty and the first U.S. Democratic president elected after the Civil War.

The Bourne Select Board has denied Market Basket’s application for a liquor license that would have allowed the retail giant to open a new liquor store in South Sagamore. Board

After four years and countless hours of research and development, the group charged with coming up with a way to connect the Shining Sea Bikeway in North Falmouth with the