Highland Commons News Today

TruAmerica Multifamily has acquired J Highlands at Hudson, a 158-unit multifamily community in suburban Boston.

The Crumbl location in Highland Commons officially opened its doors on Dec. 15. The store is owned by Dennis Sosa and Richard Howell.

Holiday bazaars offer gift ideas and other goods this weekend on the North Olympic Peninsula.

The Railroad Bridge will be lighted for the holidays on Thursday, accompanied by a chance to shop at the gift shop at the Dungeness River Nature Center.

Opinion writers Sophia Hammer and Fiona Sievert think it’s about time to address the wasteful culture of dorm dumping, when countless college students across the country throw out their (often barely used) possessions as they move out at the end of each term. For starters, they call out the counterintuitive rule the University of Arizona has against people scavenging through the end-of-the-year dorm dumpsters.

With 11 stores already open in Massachusetts, the rapidly expanding bakery chain plans to open at least 7 more stores locally either later this year or early next year.

As national bakery chain Crumbl Cookies continues to rapidly expand, it has plans for yet another new Massachusetts location, this time on the border between two Central Massachusetts communities.

A popular cookie bakery chain that has rapidly expanded throughout the country is coming to Hudson.

L.L. Bean announced Friday that its new Hudson store will open to the public on Nov. 4.

Public Lands, the latest addition to Shoppers World in Framingham, has announced that it will be opening officially to the public on Oct. 6.