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The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce welcomed Annabelle Elizabeth Fern Boutique with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday, April 16.

“Everyone can get around a cheap drink and having a good time. We want to have a place for everybody, where everybody feels welcome.”

Information for the report comes from law enforcement agencies. Not all calls for service are included. The status of arrests reported may change after further investigation. Individuals arrested or suspected

BEVERLY — Susan Lukas has lived in senior housing at Apple Village for 10 years and says life at the subsidized apartment complex has always been “quite nice.”

How do Americans cover unexpected expenses when, according to a Lending Club Corporation survey, 62% of consumers live paycheck to paycheck? Many rely on their credit cards to get by.

NORTH ATTLEBORO — It’s unclear what’s going to happen to the property of the First United Methodist Church that is set to close in May, but there are hopes of

The Monroe County School District, on Tuesday, April 9, balked at the possibility of a $3.8 million change order for the ongoing Tommy Roberts Stadium/Rex Weech Field construction project in

Young people love living in the Monadnock Region, but they’re struggling to afford to stay.

At Peabody Institute Library

On “Earth Day” April 22, 1982, the Atlantic Richfield Company now British Petroleum Company, made the infamous decision to shut off the underground mine pumps in the Kelley Mine in