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8 Classic American Diners, From Mickey's Diner to the Modern Diner

Eight historic dining-car diners from Minnesota to New England, from Mickey's Diner in Saint Paul to the Modern Diner in Pawtucket, and the factories and families behind them.

Pawtucket, RI · 6d

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Comedian, screenwriter named NHS 2026 ‘distinguished alumni’

Instead of heading to Period C classes on Oct. 30, NHS juniors filed into the auditorium to watch Hollywood screenwriter Scott Rosenberg and stand-up comedian Jared Freid take the stage. The NHS alumni reflected on their high school years and careers before receiving the 2026 George A. Dennett Needham High...

Needham, MA · 2d

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The Karen Read Netflix documentary comes out this month

"The Trials of " a Netflix documentary that follows the case from the initial investigation through its development into a national spectacle, comes out this month. The documentary will be available to watch on Nov. 23, Netflix announced. Read was acquitted of second-degree murder in the death of John O'Keefe,...

Canton, MA · 1d

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La Salette Festival of Lights in Attleboro returning again in 2026

La Salette will continue their popular Festival of Lights tradition this year under the theme of Christ, Light of Peace. The National Shrine of La Salette Festival of Lights will begin on November 21st and will run until January 3rd, 2027, past the typical New Years Day closure. The annual...

Attleboro, MA · 2d

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Two Snow Queens and a Clara: Hingham Dancers Lead Project31’s Nutcracker

Grace Mathien as Clara (center) with Lead Party Girls, from left: Claire Beisel, Marielle Hoppe, Audrey Farrell, Briana Sullivan, Lucy McQuat, and Ryann McDonald. Photo: Urbano Photography. Grace Mathien returns as Clara; Rose McLaughlin and Sophie Smith share the Snow Queen in Dec. 5 performances in Weymouth. Forty-four Hingham dancers,...

Hingham, MA · 17h

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Jerry Garcia tribute at The Narrows Center

Andy Falco and Travis Book of The Infamous Stringdusters will celebrate the music of Jerry Garcia with an intimate duo performance at 8 p.m. Nov. 21 at The Narrows Center, 16 Anawan St., Fall River. Doors open at 7 p.m., according to a community announcement. Tickets cost $43 in advance and $45 the day of the show, with no additional fees. For details, call 508-324-1926 or visit https://narrowscenter.showare.com/eventperformances.asp?evt=686 . Falco and Book put the focus on Garcia's songs The concert, called "Falco & Book Play Garcia," grew from Falco and Book's shared appreciation for Garcia's music. Both musicians are members of the Grammy Award-winning bluegrass band The Infamous Stringdusters. Their duo draws from Garcia's solo work, the Grateful Dead catalog and traditional songs he performed. With only guitar, bass and vocals, Falco and Book perform without a set list, allowing them to improvise and explore the songs in a stripped-down setting. "Performing this music as a duo allows us to explore the songs and jam in a way that’s unique," Book said. "We typically hear these songs in larger ensembles, but the songs done with just bass and guitar make the melodies and lyrics stand out, without any distraction or

Fall River, MA · 1d

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Veterans Day ceremony set for North Attleborough, Plainville

The Towns of North Attleborough and Plainville, in partnership with their Department of Veterans Services, will hold a Veterans Day observance on Wednesday, Nov. 11. The day’s events will begin with a breakfast honoring veterans from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at the Masonic Lodge, 46 South Washington St., followed by the annual Veterans Day Ceremony at 11 a.m. at Veterans Park, 43 South Washington St., in North Attleborough, according to information provided by the town.

North Attleborough, MA · 2d

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The Chorus of East Providence to Hold Open Sing Rehearsals

The Chorus of East Providence will hold their Open Sing rehearsals for the 2026-27 choral year for interested singers. This is an opportunity for anyone with a love for singing to try out singing in a non-auditioned chorus and potentially become a new member. Open Sing rehearsals will be on August 24th, 31st and September 14th of this year. There is no rehearsal on September 7th. Rehearsals will take place at Seekonk Congregational Church Hall, 600 Fall River Avenue, Seekonk, MA from 7:00pm to 9:15 pm. All rehearsals will be held on Monday evenings. These rehearsals are open to the public. We welcome new members with an interest in choral singing from every section (alto, soprano, tenor, bass). We are especially recruiting bass and tenor singers. If you have any questions, please contact the Chorus at thechorusofep@gmail.com or President, Judy Antonio at 508-889-6211. If you decide to join the chorus, there will be an annual dues fee to cover the cost of supplies and music. The Chorus performs two major concerts a year with additional performances as requested from the community.

East Providence, RI · 19h

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Wellesley Holiday Happenings 2026-27

Our roundup of holiday activities taking place in and around Wellesley. Don’t see your low-cost or free community-oriented holiday event here? Contact theswellesleyreport@gmail.com for inclusion. Commonwealth Ballet presents selections from “The Nutcracker”. DATE/TIME: Saturday, November 7, 10:30am-11:15am. LOCATION: Wellesley Free Library, 530 Washington St. DESCRIPTION: A reading of...

Wellesley, MA · 21h

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Indoor golf facility tees up Wareham location

Representatives of Champions Indoor Golf appear before the Wareham Select Board on Tuesday, Nov. 3 to discuss license applications for a proposed East Wareham location. Pictured from left are Matthew Porter, John Cugno, and Andrew Gildea. Representatives of Champions Indoor Golf appear before the Wareham Select Board on Tuesday, Nov....

Wareham, MA · 3d

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YOUR VIEW: Six Plymouth girls to perform in The Nutcracker

Long before the curtain rises and the first notes of music fill the theater, something extraordinary is already happening. Behind every graceful movement and every magical moment are months of dedication, countless rehearsals, and young dancers pouring their hearts into something they love. This December, six talented Plymouth girls —...

Plymouth, MA · 3d

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Spotlight New England: Merry Movie Club

Hosts Ashley Erling and Audrey McClelland share more details about the club and how you can join.

East Providence, RI · 1d

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New Bedford national park, center of city culture, turns 30 | Exclusive

When most people picture a national park, they think of sprawling mountain ranges, towering forests or miles of untouched wilderness. Thirty years ago, New Bedford became home to a different kind of national park, one right in the heart of downtown. Instead of mountains and forests, New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park spans 13 city blocks, woven into the streets, historic buildings and waterfront that helped make the city one of the most important whaling ports in the world. Established on Nov. 12, 1996, the park is now celebrating three decades of preserving New Bedford's history and sharing the stories of the people who helped shape the city. Over the years, its mission has grown well beyond whaling, shining a light on the people, cultures, industries and events that made New Bedford the city it is today. "Celebrating 30 years is a significant milestone for New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park," said Laurel A. Racine, the park's superintendent. "It represents three decades of preserving the park's rich history, sharing its stories, and connecting visitors with the people and places that shaped this community." Housing: New Bedford's Sunbeam Bread building clears hurdle for 37 apartments History of the park New Bedford's

New Bedford, MA · 2d

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Select Board votes to sunset golf advisory committee

The Select Board voted unanimously Tuesday, Nov. 3 to dissolve the Little Harbor Golf Course Advisory Committee, effective Dec. 31. The committee was established in March 2022 to assist with the transition of Little Harbor Country Club from private ownership to a town-owned facility. The board determined that the committee...

Wareham, MA · 3d

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Remains of World War II soldier from New Bedford accounted for

The remains of a New Bedford man who was killed during World War II have been accounted for, according to U.S. Department of Defense.

New Bedford, MA · 1d

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From Loaves to Living: Historic Sunbeam Bakery To Be Reborn as 37 Apartments After Decades of Decay

The former Sunbeam Bread bakery on Coffin Avenue in New Bedford is closer to becoming a mixed-use property with 37 apartments on its upper floors. On October 15, 2026, the Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special permit to convert the upper levels from storage to residential units, citing the housing benefit to the city and neighborhood.

New Bedford, MA · 2d

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Natick, Massachusetts Locals Still Fill Up On Steamed Hot Dogs And Burgers At This 1890 Diner Car

Some family traditions get passed down through photo albums. In one Natick household, the tradition is a hot dog order, handed from grandfather to father to kids, stool by stool, for more than four decades. The place behind that ritual has been serving food since 1890, which means it was...

Natick, MA · 9d

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Plymouth Phil Explores ‘The Question of Sound’

What if you could make music without ever touching an instrument? Or sit in a concert hall where the music seems to come from everywhere all at once? The Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra will explore “The Question of Sound,” a Nov. 7 concert that challenges audiences to think differently about music and how we experience it.

Plymouth, MA · 4d

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A Night That Never Drags: UMass Dartmouth’s Annual Drag Show Returns Once More

In the words of the great RuPaul, “We’re born naked, and the rest is drag.” UMass Dartmouth students found some truth in this on October 15th at the annual drag show. What may at first seem like an eccentric performance is actually an act of resistance. Drag originated in the queer community to create discourse around our world’s harsh gender norms. Using makeup and song, the art highlights the importance of expression and self-exploration.

Dartmouth, MA · 2d