Yesterday | The Boston Globe
Rockland to vote on $33m property tax increase for school
An $86 million proposal to construct a middle school and renovate Rockland's aging high school won unanimous support at Tuesday's Special Town Meeting.
Americans get failing grade on diabetes awareness
Though someone is diagnosed with diabetes every 20 seconds, many Americans lack basic knowledge about the potentially life-threatening disease, according to a new survey from the American Diabetes Association.
New Milford mayor finds satisfaction in serving people
Republican incumbent Mayor Patricia Murphy finds the allure of her elected job often is not the public appearances.
Officials: Assessor's past not an issue
Town officials in Tyngsboro are standing behind newly hired Chief Assessor Joseph Gibbons, despite his involvement in two controversial incidents and the seizure of his work computer by Rockland officials that preceded his resignation there in August.
Philip Morris may have to pay for exams
USA may have to pay for diagnostic chest exams so smokers can get early warning they have developed lung cancer, possibly opening a new front in tobacco liability lawsuits.
New Milford mayoral debate is lively
Foul weather neither diminished turnout nor created foul moods at New Milford's mayoral debate Thursday night.
With beer and cheer, a fitting Octoberfest
"Ein Prosit, ein Prosit der Gemuetlichkeit,'' shouted Justin Crawford, who, after the toast, took a big swig of beer from his German-style stein.
Murphy says she won't take raise if re-elected
New Milford Mayor Patricia Murphy said she will not take a 1.8 percent pay raise if she is re-elected in November, even though the raise was approved for the position by the Town Council.
The Bulfinch Group Leases 3,990 SF In Rockland
The Bulfinch Group, a general agency of New York-based The Guardian Life Insurance Co.
Strict limits urged for sex offenders
Plymouth Town Meeting representatives next month will consider one of the most restrictive sex offender residency bylaws ever proposed in the state.
2 more arrests made in home invasion
NBC 10 has learned that two more arrests have been made in connection with a Rehoboth home invasion that led to a police standoff in Pawtucket.
Schools go 'green' to save green
Many schools in and around the Brockton area are going "green" to save green - and the planet, according to Wicked Local Brockton .
Feelings are mixed about possible hospital affiliation
Local patients, nurses and town leaders are wondering about the impact of an affiliation between New Milford and Danbury hospitals.
Rockland Mass commemorates those lost on Sept. 11
WEST NYACK - With heads bowed in silent prayer, people from across Rockland tonight honored those who perished on Sept.
Move-in day brings opportunity for new friendships, memories
A new class moves in to Elon University's campus Friday, bringing back memories of when I stepped on campus as a freshman some seven years ago.
US Environmental Protection Agency
EPA Orders Massachusetts Developer to Restore Damaged Wetlands
EPA has ordered a Massachusetts real estate developer to restore approximately 6.3 acres of freshwater wetlands in Rockland, Mass.
Maybe it's the rain-foreshortened summer. Maybe it's just August coming down as usual.
When Pat Glennon of Rockland shot this watery image of headlights and taillights through the windshield of his car during a rainstorm, he couldn't decide if he liked it.
Upside-down flag causes uproar in Rockland
Maureen O'Haire of Rockland says the upside-down flag being flown by a car dealer in town is an insult to her son, who died in Iraq in 2007, and to anyone who has served in the military.
Sponsored links
Best local coupons in Rockland
Get Rockland, MA contractors estimates Fast quotes from pre-screened contractors
Find a local Lawyer through Lawyers.com