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Craft brewers offer more Oktoberfest to love.
From local craft beers to German classics, autumn is a fine time beer lovers.
How did leg-hold traps get stuck on foxes in Arlington and Lexington?
Police in Arlington said they received three reports in late September and early October about two foxes being seen with metal leg-hold traps.
Rare developmental disorder hasn't kept Wellesley swimmer from the varsity team.
The girl with the rare genetic disorder - STXBP1 encephalopathy; less than 1,000 cases worldwide – is on the Wellesley High girls’ swim team.
Waltham man faces murder charge in May 22 shooting on Lyman Street.
Police said that in July they were able to identify the alleged shooter. However, the suspect allegedly took numerous steps to evade capture.
Rent control advocates seek 2024 ballot question. Here's the strategy.
If the measure reaches the ballot and is approved by voters, a 1994 prohibition on rent control would be repealed.
Underage binge drinking is a big problem in Massachusetts, study says,
Research by Addiction Treatment Magazine, based on federal statistics, showed New England has a problem with underage binge drinking.
Philippe is expected to move over portions of eastern New England and Atlantic Canada, most likely as a post-tropical cyclone, by the weekend.
Powerball jackpot soars to $1.4 billion: When is the next drawing?
The jackpot has reached a staggering $1.4 billion after no winners emerged from Wednesday's drawing. It's the third largest in the game's history.
Ghost tours nationwide react to Lizzie Borden House claim.
As U.S. Ghost Adventures claims trademark infringement against a coffee shop, ghost tour owners nationally say the company has done the same to them.
Tax relief and funding packages benefit Massachusetts residents.
Tax relief, coupled with state funding for programs, services, moves Massachusetts along on goals of affordability, competitiveness, equity
Lexington couple has renovated and restored former Minuteman's home.
The 26 Blossom St. property in Lexington was owned by a farmer who was one of the Minutemen on April 19, 1775.
A trio of bills aimed at offering immediate financial assistance, social and educational services to people who were convicted of crimes and imprisoned wrongfully are currently before the Joint Committee on the Judiciary.
Finding ways to help those residents wrongfully adjudicated aim of a trio of legislative bills
Massive emergency alert test scheduled to hit your phone on Wednesday.
Your phone could belt out a terrifying emergency alert sound. Here's when it's going to happen and why we can't play the sound for you.
Bill seeks mandatory testing for lead in water at Mass. schools.
Advocates are pushing bills that would implement mandatory health protections against lead in drinking water at both schools and child care centers.
The Massachusetts State Republican Committee agreed to pay $15,000 in three installments as part of a settlement of campaign finance allegations involving the statewide organization and Sen. Ryan Fattman.
The settlement ends the investigation of irregularities within the State Republican Committee, but not a probe of Fattman's committee donations.
Wet summer brings mixed results for pumpkin growers.
There was concern that pumpkins would rot in the field, but they didn't because there was never a frost, said Katie Cavanagh, of Beaver Brook Farm.
Legislators push for Mass. to recognize Indigenous Peoples' Day.
State Rep. Christine Barber, D-Somerville, said that if her bill passes, Columbus Day would be replaced in Massachusetts by Indigenous Peoples' Day.
Dr. Drew Weissman, who is from Lexington, Mass., and Dr. Katalin Karikó awarded 2023 Nobel Prize in Medicine for mRNA research.
The award was given Monday to Dr. Katalin Karikó and Dr. Drew Weissman, both professors at the University of Pennsylvania.
What do Salem and Peabody Essex Museum have in store for October?
The Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Mass., is bringing back its bats exhibition for a second year.
Six Eastern Mass. food businesses that have closed in the past month.
Several Eastern Massachusetts restaurants and food establishments closed last month, including a couple chains that reduced their number of locations.
Mima's Cuban Cafe offers up a taste of Miami and more on the South Shore. https://www.wickedlocal.com/story/regional/massachusetts/2023/09/19/rockland-ma-cuban-restaurant-models-itself-miami-cuisine-guatemala-puerto-rico/70740762007/
It's apple-picking season. Here are seven places in eastern Mass. to do it.
This teapot-shaped shop offers honey and tea while visiting King Richard’s Faire.
Aerosmith puts rest of 2023 tour dates on hold, including Boston show.
The long-running band with Boston roots was scheduled to perform at TD Garden on New Years Eve as part of its farewell "Peace Out" tour.
Shannon O'Brien sues Treasurer Deb Goldberg over Cannabis Control Commission suspension.
The treasurer, in her first comments explaining the suspension, said staff had made serious allegations against O'Brien.
Mass. lawmakers may require well water be tested before home sales.
Advocates are pushing legislation that would extend clean drinking water standards to private wells.
Some big names have October concerts in Massachusetts.
October brings some established and award-winning performers to some of Massachusetts' more intimate concert venues.
A new 'Era' in theater: Taylor Swift film to be released Oct. 13.
Shows are sold out at many AMC theaters, according to the theater website. AMC is also offering opportunities to rent theaters for private showings.
Online voting runs through Oct. 1 for the 2023 New England Music Awards. https://www.wickedlocal.com/story/regional/2023/09/22/new-england-music-awards-online-voting-runs-through-oct-1/70918509007/
Six cool Eastern Mass. shops to celebrate National Coffee Day on Sept. 29. https://www.wickedlocal.com/story/regional/2023/09/28/six-eastern-ma-shops-drink-national-coffee-day-sept-29-roasts/70923119007/
Boston Marathon saw a record number of qualified applicants for 2024.
Athletes worldwide are being notified of their qualification for the 2024 Boston Marathon, which received a record number of applicants.
September's full harvest moon is the last supermoon of 2023.
The September harvest moon that will take to the sky on Thursday is that last supermoon of 2023. Here's what to know about the full moon.
Where will you drink your cup of morning joe on National Coffee Day?
Brazil is the largest producer of coffee in the world, and has been for 150 years.
Five cool fall desserts made by Massachusetts bakeries.
Wicked Local found bakeries offering out-of-the-ordinary fall treats such as pumpkin mousse, pumpkin cheesecake and pumpkin whoopee pies.
Could Squires building be demolished?
Chef Andrea Schnell talks about what's in store for her new restaurant, Sage & Salt, to be located at the former Squires in Hanover.
JB's Indoor Dog Park is closing one of its locations.
JB’s Indoor Dog Park opened a second location last year. But now, it is scaling back to just one location again.
Will Mass. do anything to stop future health care shutdowns?
The Department of Public Health is toothless to stop hospital systems from closing services ruled essential. Do the companies have too much power?
Concord restaurant Chang An to close after 30-year run.
The restaurant's location at the corner of Sudbury Road and Concord Crossing in Concord was previously a lumber yard.
Should a formerly incarcerated person be on the Parole Board? Two state senators are pushing the idea.
State Sen. Jamie Eldridge said there are two spots to fill on the Parole Board, and that he'd like to see Gov. Maura Healey think out of the box.
Bradley Rein's bail revoked in 2022 fatal Hingham Apple Store crash.
Bail has been revoked for the man charged with murder after crashing into the Apple Store in Hingham last year.
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