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Blueberry Muffin closes in Pembroke and Plymouth Social opens
A Pembroke breakfast spot closing for good, a Quincy ice cream shop holding a pop-up, a Plymouth restaurant supporting families for Thanksgiving and a new restaurant open inside an iconic Plymouth hotel are among the South Shore foodie news this week. The Blueberry Muffin has closed its location at 35 School St. in Pembroke after about two years in business. Frozen Freddie's is open for two weeks to satisfy cravings and fill Thanksgiving orders. Mamma Mia’s Plymouth Waterfront is raising money to distribute Thanksgiving meal kits through local churches, senior centers and shelters. And Plymouth Social American Tavern is now open in the newly renovated John Carver Inn & Spa in downtown Plymouth. (While we have your ear and stomach, check out these other food, dining and grocery stories. Click here for the 411 on past foodie news. Check out these places serving up food and drinks with fall flavors . Read about how Grey’s Coffee brings cookie butter lattes to Quincy Center.) Pembroke breakfast spot , the Blueberry Muffin, closes its doors .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } After about two years at 35 School St. in Pembroke, the Blueberry Muffin has closed that
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People say dead rats are popping up more and more in this Boston neighborhood
Dead rats have been popping up around Boston's Brighton neighborhood, and they've become the talk of the town. Brighton residents say rats are nothing new but now more have been found dead on the sidewalk and around homes, and there's concern that rat poison could be playing a role. Deborah...
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Luxury car flees police stop, crashes in Quincy; driver runs off via train tracks
A person crashed a luxury car while fleeing police in Quincy on Thursday, then ran off on railroad tracks to avoid arrest, Massachusetts State Police said. A large search involving aircraft and police dogs temporarily delayed MBTA Red Line traffic. The driver hadn't been arrested when the search was suspended about 3 p.m., police said.
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Dorchester Mom Spots Son's Convicted Killer at Her Local Stop & Shop
Janette Jackson, 76, was shopping at her neighborhood Stop & Shop in Dorchester when she came face to face with the man convicted of murdering her son three decades ago. John “Tiny” Evans, sentenced to life without parole in 1996 for killing Lyle “Danny” Jackson, is currently living under home confinement rather than behind bars — and Jackson says he bolted the moment he spotted her.
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Things To Do in Boston This Weekend: November 13-November 15
From magic and comedy to candlelit strings and chart-topping R&B, Boston's weekend event lineup has something for every taste. Piff the Magic Dragon and his Chihuahua sidekick bring deadpan laughs and jaw-dropping illusions to City Winery Boston, while Candlelight: Tribute to Dolly Parton reimagines country classics inside a historic cathedral. GRAMMY winner Victoria Monét celebrates her new album on the Frequency of Love Tour at MGM Music Hall at Fenway. Pub comedy, a Grateful Dead tribute, late-night dancing, Celtics and Bruins matchups, a Doris Kearns Goodwin talk, and a Trippie Redd concert keep the momentum going.
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The Enterprise
Ex-Stoughton cop retired amid Birchmore probe gets $56K a year for life | Exclusive
Two days before Robert Devine was scheduled to face a second round of questioning about his relationship with Sandra Birchmore , whom he had known since she joined the Stoughton Police Explorers program when she was around 12, the longtime officer’s requested retirement took effect. He never sat for the interview. Instead, Devine began collecting a public retirement allowance of $56,544 a year, or $4,712 a month, a benefit he stands to receive for the rest of his life, according to records obtained by The Enterprise. Less than two weeks after his retirement took effect, a Stoughton internal affairs investigation concluded that Devine had an inappropriate relationship with Birchmore and lied to investigators about it. The investigation also brought renewed scrutiny to allegations of inappropriate behavior involving other participants in the Explorers program. The scrutiny culminated in December 2025, when the Massachusetts Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission, or POST Commission, revoked Devine’s law enforcement certification after finding he had “a pattern of unprofessional police conduct that may escalate” and “repeated sustained internal affairs complaints,” according to the decision . Devine, now 54, is representing himself in an appeal of the decision, which effectively bars him from working as a
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Retired Stonehill Professor Avoids Jail in Quincy Christian Mingle Fraud Case
A retired Stonehill College professor accused of defrauding a woman he met on a Christian dating site will not spend a day in jail. Gregory Shaw, a professor emeritus of religious studies and theology, was sentenced to six months' probation in Quincy District Court after his two felony larceny charges were reduced to misdemeanors.
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Cigarette Request Turns Violent as Man Is Slashed at Downtown Crossing T Stop
A man was slashed in the face at the Downtown Crossing MBTA stop on Wednesday after a stranger asked him for a cigarette and he said no, according to police. The confrontation unfolded around 12:55 p.m. on the northbound Orange Line platform, escalating from a verbal argument into a knife attack that sent the victim to the hospital.
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Malden man, 28, faces drug-related charges following police pursuit, arrest on Tuesday
Police report recovering substances believed to be fentanyl, cocaine along with cash, cellphones. A 28-year-old Malden man was arrested on drug charges Tuesday after leading local officers on high-speed pursuit in the Maplewood/Linden neighborhood. The suspect, identified by Malden Police as Javier Pimental, 28, of Malden, was apprehended near where he abandoned a vehicle he was driving at the intersection of Marlboro and Kennard Streets.
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Aggressive coyote attacks man doing yard work in Kingston
There's a warning for residents in Kingston, Massachusetts, after an aggressive coyote attacked and bit a man doing yard work in the middle of the day on Tuesday. Kingston Animal Control says the attack happened in a quiet neighborhood on Hillcrest Road while the man was leaf-blowing in his yard.