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Yet another pharmacy is set to stop refilling prescriptions, sending folks farther from home for their medication.
On a steamy weekend in July, town officials asked residents to shut down their sprinklers — not to dry out anyone’s front lawn, but instead to give the ...
Come mix, mingle, and network on a river cruise down the Merrimack from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 13, at Haverhill Municipal Dock, 136 Washington St.
With back to school shopping underway, the Better Business Bureau of Boston issued tips and warnings about scammers, phony deals, enticing ads, and attractive but fake websites.
BOSTON — Massachusetts housing costs are continuing to skyrocket, with the median price of a single-family home rising to $687,500 in June, according to a new report.
Massachusetts' tourism sector is rebounding from the crippling impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report, which says more than 28 million people visited the state ...
The prolonged work stoppage by the state’s public defenders has left more than 100 juveniles charged with crimes without legal representation, according to a new court filing, which ...
A group of Republican lawmakers are pushing for "expanded" criminal background checks of people working for licensed daycare and early education providers, saying the Healey administration isn't doing ...
Layer by layer, brushstroke by brushstroke – one cafe’s new mural brings a little more color into the operation.
The Haverhill Garden Club has announced July’s Garden of the Month award was presented to Arthur and Judy Zaino on South Merrill Street.
Cities and towns will be getting a fresh infusion of state funds to fix potholed roadways under an expanded Chapter 90 spending bill working its way through Beacon ...