Attleboro Falls
Attleboro Falls, MA · Municipal
hoodline.com
The Standard-Times
fallriverreporter.com
City of Fall River files counterclaim against Northeast Alternatives after $4.6 million lawsuit
The City of Fall River has filed an answer and counterclaim in response to a lawsuit brought by Northeast Alternatives, Inc., the cannabis company that operates a dispensary and related facilities at 999 William S. Canning Boulevard and is seeking the return of more than $4.6 million in community impact fees.
needhamlocal.org
newbedfordguide.com
Taunton Daily Gazette
Taunton bridge work brings months of daytime noise
Bridge work at Scadding Street over the Snake River in Taunton is expected to bring daytime construction noise through Dec. 31 but no lane closures. The Massachusetts Department of Transportation plans to conduct the work from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., according to a community announcement. Work began on Oct. 26 and is scheduled to continue through Dec. 31. Drivers should not encounter lane closures related to the project. However, MassDOT said nearby residents and travelers may hear noise as crews drive piles for the bridge. The schedule is weather dependent and could change without notice. How to check Taunton traffic conditions Travelers can check live cameras, travel times, real-time traffic conditions and project information through the Mass511 mobile app or at mass511.com . Users can also subscribe to traffic alerts by text and email. This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct . This article originally appeared on The Taunton Daily Gazette: Taunton bridge work brings months of daytime noise
takingthekids.com
This Massachusetts Shrine Becomes A Christmas Wonderland With Over One Million Lights
More than a million lights glow across one hillside every holiday season, and nobody charges a cent to walk through them. I think that alone deserves a road trip. The tradition dates back to 1953. To me, that means several generations of families have been bundling up for the same glowing December walk in Massachusetts.
hoodline.com
NFPA to Leave Quincy, Puts 50-Acre Campus Up for Sale
1600 Crown Colony Dr. — Approximate Site Of Planned Development. The National Fire Protection Association is preparing to leave Quincy, putting its longtime Batterymarch Park campus on the market in a move that could open the door to new housing in the office park. The four-building, 528,540-square-foot campus sits on nearly 50 acres in West Quincy, and brokers marketing the property say existing zoning already allows for multifamily housing with City Council approval through a special permit.
newbedfordlight.org
Question 7 will provide more housing options
I live in Fairhaven’s town center, in a neighborhood of single-family homes on modest sized lots, making up a community of what have long been considered starter homes. It is a sought-after neighborhood for homebuyers, ranging from families with young children to older couples happy to have a right-sized house and an easy-to-maintain yard in a vibrant town.
reportertoday.com
South Coast could be battleground in governor’s race
THE GOVERNOR WAS just getting into her remarks about the redevelopment of Route 79 and this city’s waterfront when a man driving by in a white truck leaned out his window and shouted, “Booooooo! Boo Maura Healey!”. Healey didn’t miss a beat from the podium that was set...
The Standard-Times
miltonscene.com
The Milton Public Library announces adult programs for November 2026
The Milton Public Library is presenting the following programs for adults and families in November. Please visit miltonlibrary.org/events/upcoming-events for more information and registration. Programs are kindly sponsored by The Friends of the Milton Public Library. MPL Adult Lit Kit. Registration required. Pick up a “The Eleventh Hour”-themed book kit starting...
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Dianna Carney
The Providence Journal
Providence superintendent says he will resign. Here's what comes next.
Superintendent Javier Montañez announced on Friday, Oct. 30, that he will resign as the superintendent of Providence Public Schools. The Providence School Board intends to post a listing for an interim superintendent to replace Montañez next week, and talks are "ongoing" to finalize Montañez's last official day and a settlement agreement. How did we get here: Montañez rose to the highest position in the state's largest school district in 2021, from which he also graduated, after spending more than 30 years as a teacher, assistant principal, principal and then superintendent. He was appointed schools chief during the 7-year state takeover, and his resignation comes among the prolonged chaos of the district's tortuous return to local control. A rocky start to the school year On the very first day of school this year, Montañez's morning began before the sun had risen, greeting bus monitors and drivers at the Olneyville bus yard, energizing staff to make the momentous return to local control successful. Since that sunshine-filled first day, the wheels have started to fall off. Three of the district's most senior leaders have resigned. The School Board's subsequent meetings were filled with dozens of parents and students complaining about understaffing and lack