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From "wine moms" to "weed moms"—why a new generation of Boston parents are choosing cannabis to cope with the everyday stresses of parenting.

By Carla CharterScott Robinson remembers being an 11-year-old paperboy for the Athol Daily News, selling newspapers in front of the L.S. Starrett Company. One day in particular though stands out. November 22, 1963, the day President John F. Kennedy...

The Telegram & Gazette is looking at the the real estate market in ZIP codes around Central Mass. This week we are featuring 01331, Athol.

A photo of Norman Johnstone, found in a former nursing home in Attleboro, is hoping to find its way back to his family in Athol. Johnstone was born in Kirkwall, Scotland, Dec. 4, 1919, to Janet (Ross) and Archibald C. Johnstone and arrived in Boston...

ATHOL — At its meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 9, Athol’s Selectboard was presented with a proposed land management agreement with the state Department of Fish and Game that would initiate the “construction, improvement or repair, maintenance and daily...

Union Twist, a new licensed cannabis retailer in Framingham, opened its doors to the public on Monday, embarking on a plan to offer products at lower rates than competitors to draw customers in.

NEW SALEM — Nature photographer and Quabbin historian Dale Monette will share images of the houses that existed in the four towns abandoned to make way for the Quabbin Reservoir at two presentations this month.The first, hosted by Greenfield Community...

NEW SALEM — Local nature photographer and Quabbin historian Dale Monette will share images of the houses that existed in the four towns abandoned to make way for Quabbin Reservoir at a pair of presentations this month. The first, hosted by Greenfield...

Three open, three on the way. Framingham may have six HCAs, but waiting for the go-ahead at the state level mean delays for new businesses.

Newton marijuana store seeks end to appointment-only rule, as nearby competition grows By John Hilliard Globe Staff,Updated February 17, 2021, 5:05 p.m. Email to a Friend Customers picked up orders at Garden Remedies in Newton late last month.Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff Newton’s only recreational marijuana store is seeking to end a restriction limiting sales only to customers with appointments, as more cannabis businesses line up to open in the city. Garden Remedies wants to be more compet...