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Man steals from parked planes at Logan
A US Airways mechanic is accused of stealing from planes that were sitting overnight at Logan Airport.
May C. Simmons, aged 75 years, of Lakeville, passed away peacefully on November 2, 2009, close to her family at Jordan Hospital, Plymouth, after a brief illness.
Lesa Sverid, 44, of Plymouth, Mass., had two lumpectomies, a sentinel node biopsy, and a mastectomy-all in the same year.
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Tracy Driven Student award goes South...Tracy Chevrolet Cadillac recognizes Plymouth South freshmen.
For the past two years, Tracy Chevrolet Cadillac has honored local high school students for their accomplishments inside and outside the classroom with the monthly Driven Student award.
SANDWICH a " Blue Van Dyke examines the piece of twisted metal as if it's a piece of a puzzle.
Blue Van Dyke examines the piece of twisted metal as if it's a piece of a puzzle.
The Myles Standish State Forest is roughly 14, 635 acres of multy-use land that stretches across Plymouth and Carver.
Fishermen rescued after boat sinks
Two fishermen were rescued in good condition last night after their boat sank in Cape Cod Bay, according to the Coast Guard.
MA company recalls beef after RI students sickened
Massachusetts health officials say a Brockton meat company has voluntarily recalled beef products after more than 20 school children and adults from Rhode Island were sickened by E. coli.
Plymouth man admits to Bourne rape
A Plymouth man admitted in Barnstable Superior Court on Friday that he raped a North Sagamore woman last year.
Nova Scotiaa TMs Acadian Coast is a feast for the senses at any time of year, but particularly in the autumn months when the trees are a patchwork of orange, yellow and crimson.
Beatlemania Now brings the sounds and styles of the Fab Four to Plymouth Memorial Hall Friday night.
Two Lincoln middle school students test positive for E. coli after trip
Two Lincoln middle school students remain hospitalized after they were apparently exposed to contaminated food during a school trip, state health officials said.
Massachusetts awards $50M in housing stimulus
The state will funnel $50.3 million in federal recovery funds to 10 stalled, affordable housing developments across the commonwealth.
Restoration of Red Brook in Wareham, Plymouth nearly complete
Where the salt water of Buttermilk Bay meets the cold water springs that feed Red Brook, sea-run trout find the right conditions to lay their eggs, burying them under the stream-bed's gravel to hide them from predators.
Brandeis agrees to delay sale of artwork
A Suffolk Probate Court judge denied yesterday a motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by three members of the Rose Art Museum's board of overseers to prevent Brandeis University from closing the museum and selling the artwork, said Edward Terry Dangel, attorney for the plaintiffs.
History of Thanksgiving Day in Canada
On October 12th, Canada will celebrate Thanksgiving Day while the Americans celebrate Columbus Day.
Thanksgiving reaffirms earth's bountiful gifts
Thanksgiving, mostly a North American celebration that may date as far back as 1565, has been officially celebrated since 1621, where it began at what is today Plymouth, Mass.
Just when you need a good road sign--as you approach the tricky Route 6A/Sandwich Road split in Sagamore, where final decisions are made about attempting to cross the construction-addled Sagamore Bridge--you encounter this indecipherable placard.
In Plymouth, Massachusetts , after the fall harvest of 1621, Governor William Bradford asked for a day of prayer and thanksgiving.
South Shore Expo Center Opens In Plymouth
The South Shore Expo Center in Plymouth, a 67,000-square-foot building with more than 60,000 square feet of useable space, has opened its doors.