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Dunkin' Donuts gives $27K to build homes for soldiers
TEAM EFFORT: Pictured with the donation in back from left are Dunkin' employees McCall Gosselin and Stephanie Kenney; Dunkin' Donuts franchisee Guido Petrosinelli; Dawn Teixeira, vice president and chief information officer at Homes for Our Troops; Dunkin' Brands employees Todd Wallace and Tim Hudson; Dunkin' Donuts franchisee and volunteer Bruce ...
Snowstorm leaves whiteout conditions across Bay State
A nor'easter pummeled Massachusetts on Sunday morning, dumping a foot snow in some parts of the state.
Falmouth man injured in Route 495 crash
A 41-year-old Falmouth man was seriously injured in a crash this morning that involved a tractor-trailer and two cars on Route 495 South, just north of Route 44 in Middleboro, according to the state police.
Painting the Past: Students, elders brush aside years
Every once in a while, something special happens and a dinner table conversation turns into a life-changing learning experience.
Fire brand rekindled: N. Attleboro dealer makes new truck out of old Maxim
Greenwood Emergency Vehicles, an ambulance and fire engine dealer in North Attleboro, has developed a modern Maxim pumper it believes will be attractive to fire chiefs across the region.
Mashpee Wampanoag hold tribal election
The Mashpee Wampanoag tribe elected Trish Keliinui to the Tribal Council in a special election Sunday to fill a vacant seat.
Historians hit their mark in Eastham
Two Eastham history buffs - Noel Beyle and Henry Lind - aren't ones to miss much when it comes to local lore.
Volunteers build house for disabled Middleboro soldier
A severely injured veteran is getting a very special homecoming in Middleboro. Volunteers from Home for Our Troops on Friday began constructing a customized house for Army SSG Michael Downing, who lost both his legs in Afghanistan in Sept.
Economic slump spurs support for casinos in Massachusetts
With Massachusetts facing another multimillion dollar budget gap, legalized gambling is enjoying fresh support in the Legislature.
Westport High School Class of 1969 will hold a reunion get-together from 6-9 p.m. Friday at Bittersweet Restaurant, 438 Main Road, Westport, 636-0085. Dress is casual.
Caring Senior Service sells Massachusetts office
Caring Senior Service has agreed to convert one of its company-owned offices in Massachusetts to a franchise location.
Canessa sets office hours for Friday and Monday
State Rep. Stephen R. Canessa will hold office hours throughout his district Friday and Monday.
A commanding presence reads for RIF
SOUTHCOAST Students at the Nazarene Christian Academy in New Bedford had an extra special visitor during the recent "Salute to Reading is Fundamental" program.
Ralph "Cuz" Howard Hammond Sr. died Saturday, Nov. 28, 2009, at Franklin Regional Hospital surrounded by his family after his long battle with cancer.
Hugh D. Dickson, 84, of Taunton, formerly of Lakeville, MA and Warwick, RI, passed away November 24, 2009, at the Golden Living Center, Middleboro, MA, after a lengthy illness.
Middleboro Christmas parade steps off at 1 today
With the theme of "Christmas Memories," the 50th annual Christmas parade will step off from the Burkland School on Mayflower Avenue at 1 p.m. today Judging of participants will start at 12:15 p.m. with prizes awarded to each group at 12:45, so winners will be able to display their awards in the parade.
Recent bird sightings on Cape Cod as reported to the Massachusetts Audubon Society.
Continuing & Professional Education
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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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