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Dining train rolls into Falmouth
Hundreds of people took a ride yesterday on Cape Rail Inc.'s newly refurbished Falmouth line, which hasn't been open for more than a decade.
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McGee rolls onto Raynham Auto Mile
The McGee family automotive group, with dealerships in Pembroke, Hanover and Middleboro, was given the green light to open a new Chevy dealership on Route 44 -- Raynham's own Auto Mile, the Enterprise reports.
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Residents of urban areas aren't the only ones struggling in this poor economy. The economic pain is also being felt in the suburbs - and with the holidays on the horizon, it's even more acute.
It took nearly six months, but the Massachusetts State Police have finally resolved a citizen complaint filed by the Cape Cod Times.
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The Middleboro/Lakeville line kinda sucks this morning
Ben Jackson, a regular, tweeted : For the THIRD TIME THIS WEEK, the 6:58 inbound middleboro mbta train is disabled and we might have to push it into Boston.
Middleboro man charged with rape, assault
A 31-year-old Middleboro man was arrested Tuesday on charges of rape and assault and battery, police said.
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Middleboro deals with casino headache
There are those who are for it and haven't wavered. Others stand steadfastly against it.
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Five months, two weeks and five days. That's how long it has been since we first filed a complaint with the Massachusetts state police about a trooper speeding on Route 6 in West Barnstable.
Casino supporters for years have pointed to polls that show roughly 60 percent support for expanded gambling among Massachusetts residents.
Tribe loses clout in state casino debate
In 2007, when legislators last debated casino gambling in Massachusetts, the Mashpee Wampanoag were in the driver's seat and people testifying repeated the same word with the tribe in mind - "inevitable." But now, nearly two years later, even as the political and economic landscape has shifted on Beacon Hill, the tribe appears to be just another ...
Symmons Celebrates Americaa s Heroes
In celebration of National Kitchen and Bath month, Symmons Industries is planning on donating its bath fittings products to Homes for Our Troops, an organization that builds custom homes for severely injured veterans.
Excited birders with spotting scopes and cameras in tow gathered at Orange Airport this week to catch a glimpse of a bird rarely seen in this area.
Troopers remember colleague who 'lived and breathed' her canine work
A highly decorated and respected officer, the late Sgt. Kathleen Barrett was especially passionate about her work with the state police canine unit.
Former Middleboro official warns of 'seedier casino'
Middleboro is now slated for a "much seedier" casino than was originally promised, a former selectman who helped craft a deal with the Wampanoag tribe said yesterday.