Wednesday | GISCafe
Applied Geographics Launches Regional Property Map Portal for Southeastern Massachusetts
July 23, 2008 -- Applied Geographics, Inc. in conjunction with Barry J. Amaral, Register of Deeds, North Bristol County Registry of Deeds, has just launched the North Bristol Regional Property Map Portal, a ...
Ensign, Heller follow Bush Lead: Health program, Energy Policy, and Conservation votes
Senator Harry Reid voted in favor of the bill. Senator Ensign was one of only 31 members of the Senate to agree with the DeMint Amendment which would have slashed $15 billion from the health programs.
Bad economy a yellow flag for smaller racecar venues
Smaller Northeast tracks like Seekonk Speedway are struggling to cope with rising operational costs.
With word that University President Drew G. Faust vetoed the appointment of the distinguished Berkeley economist Christina D. Romer, economics professors at Harvard and Berkeley expressed a combination of ...
Residents who are opposed to a proposed quarry on Bryant Street will formally announce formation of a citizens group, No Quarry in Berkley, at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Berkley Community School.
LETTER: Speak against new quarry
The Soil Conservation Board in Berkley is currently considering an application from Cape Cod Aggregates to create a quarry in a residential neighborhood 45 acres large and 250 feet deep. via SouthCoastToday.com
Questions Answered In Berkley Shooting
After a shooting in the quiet town of Berkley, MA, left police asking more questions than they were answering, some light has finally been shed on the case. via WLNE-TV Providence
Your View: Illegal immigrants burden U.S. financially
I read an article a few years ago that said every man, woman and child in the United States uses about 2 gallons of oil every day. via SouthCoastToday
Police: Teens Fabricated Berkeley Drive-by Shooting Story
There has been a break in a mysterious shooting in Berkley, Massachusetts. ABC 6 has learned tonight that 20-year-old Carmello Cacciatore was not the victim of a drive-by shooting, as previously thought. via WLNE-TV Providence
Police investigate drive-by shooting in Berkley, MA
According to Berkley's Police Chief who was on the scene, this appears to be a drive-by shooting. via WPRI-TV East Providence
Freetown police searching for break-in suspects
“They confronted them and chased them down the street and stopped them near the Freetown/Berkley line. They questioned (the suspects), who gave vague answers to them. The suspects then ended up running into the woods again”
Police are searching for suspects who they say may be responsible for at least four break-ins that took place on Monday and Wednesday. via SouthCoastToday.com
Property manager suspect Taunton fire was arson
“There's been a lot of stealing out of here in the past couple of weeks”
No one was injured but the building's property manager said he thinks the fire was set. via Boston Herald
Posted today at 4:44 am by Damon Agnos In Bill Simmons' recent "Save the Sonics" mailbag , Pat from Berkley, Massachusetts wrote: I must not be watching enough TV because I haven't seen the "NBA Cares" ... via Buzzer Beater
In racketeering case, dead men tell no tales
“This is the problem with historic cases”
Blood dripping from the trunk of a blue Cadillac led a Logan Airport attendant to Howard Ferrini's body. via SouthCoastToday.com
Stephen C. Smith: Declare Taunton River 'wild and scenic'
IT DOESN'T GET much better than being on a boat on a beautiful fall day on the lower Taunton River. via Providence Journal
Region's legislators offer their positions on gaming in general and governor's proposal specifically
If the local delegation provides any insight into the upcoming battle over Gov. Deval Patrick's proposal to license three resort casinos in Massachusetts, it's going to be a wild ride. via SouthCoastToday
Toni-Ann Cormier of North Dartmouth has accepted membership in the Golden Key International Honor Society and was honored during a recent induction ceremony at UMass Dartmouth. via SouthCoastToday
S. Yarmouth couple celebrates 65th anniversary
Avis and Edward Cayton of South Yarmouth celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on Sept. via Cape Cod Times
On Wednesday afternoon, a heavy-duty landscaping trailer broke loose from a dump truck and crashed into a wooden fence on Berkley Street. via Taunton Daily Gazette
“They did alright, they were gentle with everybody. They didn't make anybody nervous”
The police chief is still saying Friday that it's a miracle that nothing erupted in flames. via Taunton Daily Gazette