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BOSTON (AP) — The Massachusetts residential real estate market is flourishing as...

App State Wrestling Hangs Tough With 4th Ranked NC State Thomas Flitz picked up an overtime decision win at 174 pounds against the 10th ranked competitor in the NCAA. photo courtesy of Appalachian State Athletics App State Wrestling Hangs Tough With 4th Ranked NC State January 10, 2021 Thomas Flitz jumped to his feet, flexed his muscles and let out a scream toward his team’s bench. With four close, dramatic wins, including back-to-back victories against top-10 opponents from NC State, App State hung plenty tough before the fourth-ranked Wolfpack gained late separation in a 24-12 home win ag...

North Carolina State University Sports Information 1/8/2021 RALEIGH, N.C. -- The No. 4 NC State Wrestling team scored a 24-12 win over visiting App State in its first home dual of the season Friday night in Reynolds Coliseum. The Wolfpack (2-0) won four of the first five matches to jump out to a 14-3 lead, and had four bonus point wins on the night overall including a pin at 197 pounds and major decision at heavyweight to close out the dual. The dual started at 125 pounds, and NC State took the first three matches for a 10-0 lead. No. 7 R-So. Jakob Camacho scored all fo...

Dec 28, 2020 If anyone found a silver lining in the COVID-19 pandemic, it was people working in real estate.  Low interest rates, combined with people working from home and looking for bigger living spaces, even second homes, helped set record sales in the Merrimack Valley and Southern New Hampshire during 2020.  Homes flew off the market, often grabbed by folks who did virtual tours, buying the properties without ever physically stepping inside them.  “I kid you not,’’ Michelle Fermin, team leader of The Fermin Group, Century 21 North East in North Ando...

By Michael P. Norton, State House News Service December 17, 2020 18 Lonsdale Street Low interest rates and the work from home shift are contributing to a continuing “frenzy” of home-buying in Massachusetts and sales activity and prices both set records in November. Sales rose nearly 25 percent last month and the median sale price of a single-family home increased 17.6 percent compared to last November, to $460,000, The Warren Group reported Tuesday morning. After a pause when the Covid-19 crisis hit in March, the market roared back in the summer and the sales pace has held up through the ...