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Douglas Wind farm gets blessing of special town meeting DOUGLAS - Voters at last night's special town meeting unanimously approved a tax increment financing agreement with American Pro Wind for a proposed 13-turbine wind farm on the west side of town.
CSA unveils Medal of Honor plaque at Harvard
Army Chief of Staff Gen. George W. Casey Jr. helped unveil a plaque of Harvard Medal of Honor recipients during a Veterans Day observance at the university, then visited the gravesite of recent Medal of Honor recipient Sgt.
Saltmarsh restoration project eyed for site of former Round Hill airport runways
From 1928 until his death in 1936, multimillionaire Col. Edward H. R. Green's private airport at Round Hill was one of the finest in the country, with finely manicured grass runways and flood lights and huge neon tubes atop the mansion that served as a beacon to fliers such as Charles Lindbergh, Eddie Rickenbacker, Jimmy Doolittle and William ...
State focusing on Sagamore saga
The state's top transportation official may get a first-hand look next week at traffic delays caused by Sagamore Bridge work.
Let worms do the composting work
Cape Cod Worm Farm in Buzzards Bay sells millions of worms on the Internet to customers who want to enrich their soil.
Swaths of crimson berries dot the countryside in Southeastern Massachusetts. Cranberry season is underway and on a bog in Wareham, Keith Mann, 41, a fourth-generation grower and his crew of five are dry picking organic cranberries on roughly four acres.
Gloucester skipper pleads guilty in death of Dartmouth sailor
The skipper of the power boat involved in a fatal 2008 collision in Buzzards Bay near Dartmouth pleaded guilty today of negligent operation of a vessel, death involved, and was given a one-year suspended sentence and 10 years probation.
Panel to monitor offshore leases
A new group is being formed to address offshore leases for renewable energy projects.
Fatal Boat Crash Case To Start
A Gloucester power boat operator facing a homicide charge in connection with a fatal collision off the Massachusetts coast is scheduled to face trial this week.
More than 300 acres of Wareham coastline to be preserved
A combination of a federal grant, Community Preservation funds and private donations, together totaling more than $3 million, will be used to protect more than 300 acres of land fronting on Buzzards Bay.
Motorcycles ready to roll for good cause
They'll be pulled by Harley horsepower and not reindeer. But Sunday morning, bikers in the 10th annual Chris Wetherbee Memorial Toy Run will play Santa nonetheless.
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The constant back and forth shifting of repair work and spurts of back ups, drove some people into a complete frenzy of the U turn position.
I am planning a day trip from Newport over to Westport to the Winery and Buzzards Bay Brewery for my boyfriend's birthday.
Editorial : Oceans Act implications
President Obama will be in Boston tomorrow to appear at a fundraiser for Gov. Deval Patrick.
Regency Tower reconstruction could start in three months
Work on a $30 million rehabilitation of the Regency Tower could begin within three months if the project's developers are awarded a state tax credit in the next several weeks.