WOBURN - Lawless Chrysler officials will reconfigure an exterior vehicle display at the Four Corners area dealership to prevent circumstances where new vehicle inventory is backed off of car c… Read moreLawless officials to reconfigure lot in light of car delivery safety concerns
WOBURN - Lawless Chrysler officials will reconfigure an exterior vehicle display at the Four Corners area dealership to prevent circumstances where new vehicle inventory is backed off of car carriers onto Lexington Street. Read moreLawless officials to reconfigure lot in light of car delivery safety concerns
BURLINGTON - A new place to unwind will be opening at 36 Winn Street in Burlington. Read moreMassage spa to open in Burlington
READING – It was an agenda item only a lawyer could appreciate. Read moreHaley proposes addition of ‘atheist’ symbol to Town Common holiday display
WINCHESTER - Is your electrical bill too high? If so, the members of Winchester’s Climate Action Advisory Committee suggest switching to WinPower100. According to chair Rick Eno, the price for WinPower100 “is way lower than Eversource Basic.” Read moreClimate Action Advisory Committee urges residents to WinPower up
TEWKSBURY — Community outreach librarian Robert Hayes convened a meeting of the non-profit resources roundtable on Tuesday evening. The meeting, which is held quarterly, brings Tewksbury-based non-profit organizations together to network. Read moreWinter community roundtable with non-profits
WAKEFIELD - The Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light Department (WMGLD) recently received a national commendation from the American Public Power Association (APPA) for its support in electric power restoration efforts in Bartow, Florida. WMGLD lineworkers Paul Redmond, Ralph Brown, and Nick … Read moreWMGLD receives national commendation from American Public Power Association
WILMINGTON — Police Chief Joe Desmond and DPW Director Jamie Magaldi presented to the Select Board on their ongoing and historical work responding to Nichols Street traffic concerns this past Monday night. Magaldi opened by challenging the idea that a lack of major change is due to a lack… Read moreDPW, police address concerns about Nichols Street
READING — In just a short time, Jack Quinn developed into the top runner on the Reading High boys cross country team. Read moreReading's Quinn changed course on his athletic career
The Middlesex East Santa (M.E. Santa) is getting to be an old hand at raising funds for The Salvation Army these days around the Christmas holiday! Read moreM.E. Santa launches 2022 campaign as demand for assistance skyrockets
BOSTON (AP) — The Prince and Princess of Wales on Thursday heard about solar-powered autonomous boats and low-carbon cement at a green technology startup incubator in suburban Boston before learning how a nonprofit gives young people the tools to stay out jail and away from violence. Read moreRoyals tour US green tech incubator, meet at-risk youth
STONEHAM - Stunned by the weekend defacement of an impromptu bikeway memorial to slain Minneapolis father George Floyd, Select Board member Raymie Parker met unexpected resistance on Tuesday night to a request to officially reaffirm the town's commitment to inclusiveness. Read moreSelect Board delays formal response to defacement of Floyd memorial
The business of making original movie sequels is often a thankless job. You can't just do the same thing again, but you also can't be too different either. And many watching will have their guard up from the outset, suspicious that it is ultimately just a shameless cash grab.
Those old Hollywood newspaper flicks are great, but today's journalists don't run around newsrooms yelling "Get me rewrite!" Nor do they sprint across the room shouting "Stop the presses!" over the click-clack of teletype machines and manual typewriters.
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