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Who was Liam Payne? Former One Direction singer dies in Buenos Aires.
17/10/2024

Who was Liam Payne? Former One Direction singer dies in Buenos Aires.

Liam Payne died outside a hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina, after falling from his third-floor balcony, local police confirmed Wednesday.

It's National Pasta Day. Where you can get deals in Massachusetts.
17/10/2024

It's National Pasta Day. Where you can get deals in Massachusetts.

Today is National Pasta Day and several restaurants around Massachusetts are offering deals in honor of it. See where

Massachusetts gas prices rose from last week: See how much here.
17/10/2024

Massachusetts gas prices rose from last week: See how much here.

Here's a look at how weekly regional gas prices changed in Massachusetts last week compared with the week prior.

The 'Magic of Lights' is coming to Foxborough. What to know about it.
17/10/2024

The 'Magic of Lights' is coming to Foxborough. What to know about it.

A holiday display called the 'Magic of Lights' is returning to Massachusetts for the holiday season. Here's what it is, and when it starts.

The oldest college in Massachusetts is oldest in the US. Do you know which one it is?
17/10/2024

The oldest college in Massachusetts is oldest in the US. Do you know which one it is?

Founded in 1636, the school is over 100 years older than the country itself.

Does Karen Read's Lexus SUV hold important uncovered evidence?
17/10/2024

Does Karen Read's Lexus SUV hold important uncovered evidence?

Prosecutors are seeking approval to reassemble and re-test the electronics of Karen Read's SUV in search of more evidence ahead of her second trial.

MSPCA-Angell is rescuing pets impacted by Hurricane Helene. Here's how.
17/10/2024

MSPCA-Angell is rescuing pets impacted by Hurricane Helene. Here's how.

"The local shelter there has no power or water. All the other clinics are closed so there's a huge amount of need."

Where does Mass. climate legislation stand? Sen. Barrett offers update.
17/10/2024

Where does Mass. climate legislation stand? Sen. Barrett offers update.

The Senate bill aimed to revitalize the state’s clean energy sector in order to stop the state’s reliance on fossil fuels.

This Saugus restaurant filled tummies and warmed hearts. Now it's closing.
17/10/2024

This Saugus restaurant filled tummies and warmed hearts. Now it's closing.

After 72 years in business, The Continental Restaurant on Route 1 in Saugus will close on Nov. 24.

Daylight saving time end is looming. Here's when to fall back.
16/10/2024

Daylight saving time end is looming. Here's when to fall back.

While the Senate voted to end the practice of changing the clocks back in 2022, the bill stalled.

Massachusetts' best pasta dish is at this restaurant, Yelp says.
16/10/2024

Massachusetts' best pasta dish is at this restaurant, Yelp says.

According to reviewers, this dish is "even better the next day."

Stephen Nedoroscik brought out a pommel horse on 'Dancing with the Stars.' Who went home?
16/10/2024

Stephen Nedoroscik brought out a pommel horse on 'Dancing with the Stars.' Who went home?

Stephen Nedoroscik brought his signature gymnastics moves to the ballroom on "Dancing with the Stars" last night. See his routine

Logan Express employees face charges in ticket revenue scheme.
16/10/2024

Logan Express employees face charges in ticket revenue scheme.

An external investigation into the scheme is underway.

Several state bills remain in legislative mix.
16/10/2024

Several state bills remain in legislative mix.

Also in the mix is the Clean Energy Siting Bill, which would weigh the location of new, clean energy generation based on community needs.

Wicked Local DISH: My trip to Italy included great dining experiences.
16/10/2024

Wicked Local DISH: My trip to Italy included great dining experiences.

Wicked Local food and dining reporter Joanna K. Tzouvelis visited Italy for two weeks. Here's a guide to Venice, Florence, Rome and the Amalfi coast.

Walgreens to close 1,200 stores across US. How many are in Massachusetts?
15/10/2024

Walgreens to close 1,200 stores across US. How many are in Massachusetts?

Walgreens just announced it will be closing approximately 1,200 stores around the country. Here's how many of its locations are in Massachusetts.

Nearly 10 million pounds of meat recalled due to listeria outbreak.
15/10/2024

Nearly 10 million pounds of meat recalled due to listeria outbreak.

Over 75 different products are part of the recall.

Project Skydrop: $87,000 bounty now hidden in the woods in New England.
15/10/2024

Project Skydrop: $87,000 bounty now hidden in the woods in New England.

The real-life treasure hunt for a trophy worth $25,000 may have ended, but there's still a prize out there. Here's what to know about Project Skydrop

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BC High's Cole Bohane is swinging for the fences in hopes of a Div. I scholarship. https://www.wickedlocal.com/story/hingham-journal/2023/05/02/cole-bohane-is-a-slugger-for-bc-high-baseball/70164262007/

After 9/11, cities and towns across the country received steel from the fallen Twin Towers. Chosen from an application process, cities and towns had to agree they would use the Ground Zero steel in memorials and public displays. Other World Trade Center steel became part of the official 9/11 memorial at Ground Zero, and 7.5 tons went to build the bow of the Navy ship USS New York. New York City sold 175,000 tons of the remaining steel scrap. Here's where a database of the pieces in New England: https://tinyurl.com/tnxd97sw

Let’s make change, together! You have the ideas to improve your community. @acommunitythrives has $2 million for nonprofits to make them happen. Submit your idea. https://tinyurl.com/rrh9zvpn

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The polls are now open on a chilly Election Day! If you haven't cast your ballot early or mailed it in, be sure to bundle up and get out and vote.

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To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, USA TODAY NETWORK launched the multiplatform “Women of the Century” project, which will recognize and celebrate women from across America for their inspiring accomplishments in the 100 years since the ratification of women’s right to vote. To learn more about #womenofthecentury and to find out your state's selections check out https://www.usatoday.com/womenofthecentury/

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Did you know you can get the week's big news delivered to your email inbox? Watch this quick video to learn how to sign up for your town's Thursday newsletter.

Are you still reading recaps, analyzing every scene of Sunday's Game of Thrones season premiere and studying up for tomorrow's show? SAME! We offer a really fun newsletter all about GOT. Go to the sign up page here: http://bit.ly/2ZcyhzT, fill in your name and email address, scroll down to "Win or Die: Analyzing Game of Thrones - the Final Season," click Sign Up and then go back to the top and click Save Profile. You can also watch this video to learn how to sign up.

Meet Greg Schwartz, a Medfield man who is running The Boston Marathon for the first time. Greg is also raising money for the Special Olympics, with a goal of $5,000. Read more about Greg in Friday's issue of the Medfield Press and on his Crowdrise fundraiser page. https://www.crowdrise.com/specialolympicsboston2015/fundraiser/gregoryschwartz

Medfield Wastewater Treatment Plant Operations Director Bob McDonald talking about the award from the EPA, recognizing the facility's energy saving initiatives, during a recent Selectmen meeting.

Medfield Music Association, Medfield High School hosted its first ever Sing Off competition Wednesday, Feb. 4. Blake Middle School runner up Alana Potts singing her Indie-soul rendition of "The Girl from Ipanema" by Stan Getz and Astrud Gilberto.

Medfield Music Association, check out high school Sing Off champ Cole Foster and his rendition of "Feelin' Good" by Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse.

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