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The Enterprise
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Patriot Ledger
Blue Hills deer hunt runs Nov. 2-25; hiking remains open
The annual archery deer hunt is underway at Blue Hills Reservation , with the park remaining open to hikers. Hunting runs Mondays through Thursdays from Nov. 2 through Nov. 25 in designated areas, with visitors advised to wear blaze orange. Bow hunters will be allowed in Blue Hills Reservation this month in an effort by the state's Department of Conservation and Recreation to decrease the area's white-tail deer population. The state issued up to 250 access permits to licensed archery hunters. The state introduced its first limited archery hunting season at the Blue Hills Reservation in November 2015 to reduce the overpopulation of deer. It has become an annual event each November spanning about 15 days. When is the 2026 Blue Hills deer hunt? Archery deer hunting at Blue Hills for 2026 is allowed from a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset Monday through Thursday from Nov. 2 through Nov. 25, according to DCR. It will end the day before Thanksgiving. Where is hunting allowed in Blue Hills? The permitted hunting during the 15-days this year will include the following areas: Fowl Meadow, Little Blue, Great Blue, Brookwood Farm, Unquity Tract, Houghton's Pond, Lower Houghton's Pond
The Standard-Times
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Two New Hampshire Brothers Put A 900-Degree Pizza Oven On A Trailer, Then Turned Their Idea Into A Restaurant
Two brothers mounted a pizza oven capable of reaching 900 degrees onto a trailer. That’s a pretty ambitious way to get into the pizza business, but their unusual setup eventually grew into a restaurant. The brothers started with a mobile operation built around high-temperature cooking, which allows pizzas to...
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The Providence Journal
Meet the Warwick woman proving you're never too old to dance
Wendy Lewis may have taken the phrase "break a leg" a little too seriously. The Warwick resident, 57, has been a performer for 14 years (she worked with TEN31 Productions, the folks who are the living statues and gargoyles at WaterFire), but before she even tried out for the Sunsationals, the senior dance team for the Connecticut Sun women's basketball team, she tore her ACL. Though unable to walk immediately after surgery, Lewis put in many hours of rehab and PT, and just eight months later, she secured her spot on the team. So how does a senior dance team stack up to other performance work she's done? "This was new to me, in the sense that there were thousands of people and ... there's the pressure of, I don't want to forget the choreography," Lewis says. Still, with a full arena and a screaming crowd, she admits, "That's something I'll never forget. I remember standing there thinking, 'This is what it's like to be a celebrity − it's like, wow, so cool.'" Lewis, a former corporate copywriter, is semiretired, running her own business called Thread & Metal, where she makes accessories out of reclaimed fabrics. "When I'm not shaking
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This Charming Massachusetts General Store Dishes Out Food So Delicious You Will Want To Move Nearby
There’s a yellow building in Dartmouth, Massachusetts that has absolutely no right to be this charming, and yet here we are. Davoll’s General Store in the village of Russells Mills is the kind of place that makes you reconsider every life choice that kept you from visiting sooner.
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Niveaux Pâtisserie Plans Second Financial District Location for Early 2027
Niveaux Pâtisserie, the French-Asian bakery that built a following in North Quincy, is plotting a jump into downtown Boston. The shop plans to open a second location at 75 State Street in the Financial District, with an early 2027 target date, bringing its croissant case and custom cakes to a new crowd of office workers and commuters.