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Concerns remain over Topsfield 40B development along Ipswich River.

The first Glenner Town Square, an indoor village-like adult day-care center, will open in March in Chula Vista

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Amenitized Office Building Attracts Local Start-Up Sassy Woof...

Baltimore, Md., Oct. 27, 2021 -- Merritt Properties announced today that it has completed its renovation of Loudoun Tech 10.  The project includes the addition of extensive building...

In this week’s Dairy Focus, Agriland made the trip to the O'Donnell county to attend the farm walk on the farm of Billy and Anne McMahon.

DENNIS — Despite the opposition they voiced at this week’s Select Board meeting, owners of seasonal condos will not — for the first time in at least 15 years — have access to the town’s resident-only beach parking lots and will have to pay $180 for a "seasonal" beach sticker. Select Board members might revisit the issue in the fall, they told the roughly 160 people who tuned into their Tuesday night meeting. But for this season, Select Board member Paul McCormick said, "the horse is ...

Published January 29, 2021, 1:09 PM A K-9 handler carries specially trained dog that detect coronavirus infection in people at the American Airlines Arena prior to the Miami Heat match in Miami, on January 28, 2021. (AFP) Miami Heat fans were able to watch a basketball game in person for the first time since the pandemic shut down the NBA last March — in part thanks to dogs trained to detect COVID infections.  With the canine help, real life spectators streamed once more into American Airlin...

Coronavirus-sniffing dogs help Heat open doors to fans Sorry, but your browser needs Javascript to use this site. If youre not sure how to activate it, please refer to this site: https://www.enable-javascript.com/ A K-9 handler walks with a specially trained dog that detects the coronavirus in people as it screens fans at American Airlines Arena prior to an NBA game between the Heat and Clippers on Thursday in Miami. | AFP-JIJI AFP-Jiji Jan 29, 2021 Miami – Miami Heat fans were...

Covid-19 sniffing dogs: What does the science say? CNN 1/28/2021 The Miami Heat is unleashing the dogs. As AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami reopens to a limited number of fans Thursday, the Miami Heat is bringing out dogs it is billing as "coronavirus detection dogs" to screen guests and employees as they arrive at the facility. The team will be the first in the NBA to use canines to screen the public. The science isnt yet clear whether dogs can, in fact, detect coronavirus infection in people...