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Pete Buttigieg Campaigns in Provincetown, Turns P-Town Into ‘Pete-Town’
America's first serious openly homosexual candidate for president got a thunderous reception in the most homosexual town in America during…
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Rhode Island’s First Slave Ship Was Cover for Biggest Pirate Haul of All Time, Local Amateur Historian Says
The discovery of a small 1693 silver coin from Yemen in a field in Middletown, Rhode Island has helped an amateur historian…
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Arlington To Hire New ‘Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion’ Coordinator
Town officials in Arlington are planning to hire a Coordinator of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to help increase diversity among town employees…
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Peter Lucas: Problems With T? Mike Capuano Doesn’t Work Here Anymore, and Voting Rights for 16-Year-Olds Won’t Get the Trains Running Again
As Massachusetts state officials struggle to figure out how to keep the damaged Red Line on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority running…
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Chewing Gum Packaging Patent Holder Was Life of the Party
The patent holder for chewing gum packaging has died on Cape Cod, at 96. Roger Putnam Jr. moved to Wellfleet in 1991…
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Declaration of Independence To Be On Display At Commonwealth Museum in Dorchester Thursday, July 4
A rare original copy of the Declaration of Independence is scheduled to be on display at the Commonwealth Museum on Columbia Point…
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Public Reading of Declaration of Independence at Massachusetts State House at 1 p.m. Thursday, July 4
The Republican Liberty Caucus of Massachusetts plans to hold a public reading of the Declaration of Independence at the Massachusetts State House…
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Opponent’s New Legal Analysis of Proposed ROE Act Abortion Bill Troubled by Undefined Terms, Changes in State Law
A legal analysis of the proposed ROE Act abortion bill in Massachusetts published by an anti-abortion group this week finds that…
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Nine-Month Old Twins Abandoned Near Railroad Tracks
Railroad workers found twin baby boys about nine months old near railroad tracks in Worcester around midnight last night. The babies, who…
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Brockton Mayor Dies
Brockton Mayor Bill Carpenter died unexpectedly Wednesday morning. Carpenter, 62, was found unresponsive in a parked sport utility vehicle at about 7:…
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Fall River Shrine Thought Dead and Gone Reopening July 4
One of the most beautiful churches in New England is planning to reopen Thursday, July 4, seven months after being closed permanently.…
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Betsy Ross Flag Once Rallied A Nation; It Can Do So Again
Colin Kaepernick hates America. No shock there. It's at the heart of his kneeling during the national anthem back when…
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Massachusetts Legislators Eye Creating Commission That Could Ditch State Flag
State legislators on Beacon Hill are considering a measure that would create a commission that would recommend changes to the state flag…
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Cambridge Needs To Go To Below-Zero Carbon Emissions, City Councilor Says – And Priuses Won’t Get It Done
People who think denser development is an effective way to combat climate change may be kidding themselves, a Cambridge city councilor said.…
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Seth Moulton Says Campaign for President ‘Really Going Quite Well’ Despite Not Making Top 20 Candidates on Debate Stage
U.S. Representative Seth Moulton (D-Salem) isn't worried about his presidential campaign even though he didn't make…
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Man Bites Dog
A 35-year-old man wanted on domestic violence charges and high on drugs refused to come out of his hotel room…
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Great White Sharks Off Cape Cod A Success Story, Researchers Say
Scientific researchers are celebrating the surging populations of gray seals and the great white sharks who try to eat them off Cape…
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Caroline Kennedy Puts Jackie’s Vineyard Estate on Market for $65 Million
Caroline Kennedy has put her late mother's former estate on Martha's Vineyard on the market for $65 million.…
