
03/29/2023
Hingham man indicted on murder charge in fatal Apple Store crash.
Bradley Rein has been indicted on 25 charges after police say he crashed his SUV into the front of an Apple Store in Hingham.
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Hingham man indicted on murder charge in fatal Apple Store crash.
Bradley Rein has been indicted on 25 charges after police say he crashed his SUV into the front of an Apple Store in Hingham.
How to help the Minot Beach fire victims in Scituate.
Officials say it's too early to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed five homes and burned at least 3 others on Minot Beach on Friday night.
"The Instigators" is just one among many films recently shot in Massachusetts.
There have been many movies filmed in Massachusetts over the years, and the Hollywood connection doesn't appear to be slowing down.
Fire chiefs explain how alarm system works.
"The multiple alarm system is a way of bringing additional resources to an emergency that’s organized," said Jake Wark, of the Fire Marshal's Office.
"Helltown" is being adapted into true-crime series for Amazon Studios.
Marshfield author Casey Sherman's book 'Helltown,' about a Cape Cod serial killer, is being adapted into true-crime series for Amazon Studios.
Legislators debate bills to address pyrrhotite in home foundations.
Concrete laden with pyrrhotite is triggering foundation issues in Central and Western Massachusetts.
What would it mean for Mass. to create trust funds for all newborns?
Under the proposal, the funds would be earmarked exclusively for financing education, purchasing housing, opening a business or financing retirement.
Matt Damon, Casey Affleck prepare to shoot a scene in Quincy for the movie "The Instigators."
Matt Damon and Casey Affleck will be in Quincy on Wednesday for the filming of "The Instigators," an Apple Original Film.
It’s not every day that a house is lifted, spun 90 degrees and moved 40 feet.
The owner of a historic home in Wenham received permission to move the house after he learned its original location was where he wished to move it.
Plymouth disbands mounted police unit after its last horse, Tobias, retires.
Tobias, Plymouth's last police horse, retired with a waterfront sendoff March 15. Police Chief Dana Flynn said the unit is disbanding for good.
Original play "Ari + Dee" reunites Scituate drama students in Brooklyn.
As high school students, Chapman and Moon produced “Purple Haze” for the Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild High School Drama Festival.
Lexington, Wellesley principals among finalists for Lincoln-Sudbury job.
Lincoln-Sudbury is seeking a replacement for Bella Wong, who announced in October that she would step down in June.
Will a new treatment plant fix Scituate's brown water problems?
Widespread brown-water problems have plagued residents for years, but relief is in sight.
Pop-up stores help fill vacant storefronts.
Retailers “pop up” for limited periods to introduce their businesses to a wider audience, while also having access to a range of support services.
Massachusetts educators, activists urge lawmakers to keep school meals free.
Massachusetts educators outline benefits of free universal school meals; help children learn, ease financial burdens even for middle-income families
Lexington Town Meeting overwhelmingly approves ban on the sale of new furs.
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals tweeted that 161 Town Meeting members supported the sales ban, with two opposed.
Five newly constructed homes that offer lots of space in suburban Mass.
These five newly constructed homes offer lots of space in the Boston suburbs, They range in price from $3,099,000 to $8,995,000.
From condos and single-family homes to restaurants and businesses, churches throughout Eastern Massachusetts are finding new life after the buildings are sold.
Sullivan's Castle Island opens restaurant at Hanover Crossing.
Sullivan's Castle Island, the South Boston landmark, opened a location at Hanover Crossing on Tuesday, March 21.
Church buildings are being sold and converted to housing across Massachusetts.
More and more churches in Massachusetts are being sold, such as the Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church in Watertown and Belmont.
ADI-New England reports hate crimes up 72% last year in Massachusetts.
According to ADI-New England, there were 465 incidents of hate last year against various minorities in Massachusetts, up 72% over the prior year.
Maynard firefighter is one of two people hospitalized after 3-alarm blaze.
Fire Chief Angela Lawless reported that her department received "multiple calls" about a fire at a senior public housing complex on Powder Mill Road.
Persistent illegal parking at White Horse Beach leads to parking ticking increase.
Illegal parking problems at White Horse Beach prompted the town to seek state permission to increase fines in the area.
Three $50,000 Powerball tickets remain unclaimed. Is one yours?
The clock is ticking for Powerball winners to collect their $50,000 winnings before their luck runs out next month.
See the complete 2021, 2022 salary list for Hanover town employees.
In 2021 and 2022, Hanover's fire and police employees made the most money, on average, among town employees.
Norwell Garden Craft owner Randy Wright lived joyfully and generously.
Randy Wright, of Norwell, ran Garden Craft nursery and landscape design for 41 years in Hanover. His legacy is seen across the South Shore.
Reupholsterers help make old furniture become new.
Danny Zuccaro, 26, understands what it means for furniture to be reborn, especially when its value extends beyond monetary worth.
Governor asks for $1 billion in spending, in two supplemental budgets.
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey filed two supplemental budgets totaling $1 billion, and a $55 billion spending plan proposed for Fiscal Year 2024.
Chineke! Orchestra opens new doors on first North American tour.
Chineke! Orchestra, Europe’s first majority-Black and ethnically diverse orchestra, coming to Mechanics Hall
Newport Jazz Festival tickets go on sale on March 22.
This summer, the Newport Jazz Festival will return to Fort Adams State Park for its 69th Anniversary on Aug. 4-6.
Boaters urged to go slow with right whale mom, calf in Cape Cod Bay.
With the arrival of the season's first North Atlantic right whale mother and calf pair in Cape Cod Bay, mariners are urged to go slow and be on alert.
Milton interim school superintendent finalist for Melrose job.
Garth McKinney, Milton's interim school superintendent, is one of three finalists for the job of Melrose school superintendent.
Engaged couple of from Cambridge are the top male and female finishers at the New Bedford Half Marathon.
New Bedford Half Marathon winner got to share the laurels with his fiance.
Mass. families express appreciation for loved ones' hospice services.
Misconceptions about hospice are that only older people can receive hospice care, and that being on hospice hastens death.
Beauty, home goods go plastic free at two South Shore refill stores.
At ZERO Refills in Cohasset and Four Corners Supply Co. in Hanover, customers can fill their own containers with common household goods.
Spring has arrived in Massachusetts. What to look for.
The Farmer's Almanac states the word equinox "comes from the Latin words for 'equal night' — aequus (equal) and nox (night)..."
Son of '80 for Brady' character details real story that led to movie.
"They always got together for games at one of their condos, but they never traveled anywhere like they did in the movie," Bob Riccio said.
From June 2022: ASSISTments Online math program helps students take risks, improve.
ASSISTments was created in 2003 by Neil and Cristina Heffernan, loading in 100s of math problems teachers can assign online, similarly to a textbook.
From February: Hingham family launches charity after $3 million Mann Street fire.
The Cutter family in Hingham established The Cut Fire Fund to help families after they lost their home last year.
New Jersey man says he was sexually assaulted in Wellesley by former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick.
James Grein has emerged as a hero to survivors of clergy abuse. He recalls a long, dark path that began as a child in Bergen County.
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