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Massachusetts High School Football Playoff Game Ends With Controversy As Personal Foul Penalty Yields Upset Win
It could’ve gone either way. Built in 1971, Norton High School is the only public high school in Norton, Massachusetts. It enrolls just under 700 students in Grades 9-12. Watertown High School is located in Watertown, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston. It enrolls just under 800 students in Grades 9-12.
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Easton man, 34, faces stage 4 colon cancer as community rallies
At 34, John Veale is dealing with a diagnosis most people his age probably aren't expecting to hear: stage 4 colon cancer. The Easton resident's experience is part of a much bigger conversation about why colorectal cancer is increasingly affecting younger adults . And this weekend, his community is doing something about it. On Sunday, Nov. 15, more then 70 people are expected to gather at Oaks Ames Memorial Hall in Easton for a fundraiser benefiting the Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer Center at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Organized by Alex Racicot of Mind Your Pilates , the event will bring together local businesses for a morning of sculpt classes, shopping and other activities , with proceeds from class tickets supporting cancer research on Veale's behalf. It's not the first fundraising effort connected to Veale. A previous event in Boston raised $120,000 for the center, according to Racicot. John's experience with colon cancer Veale was 33 when a colonoscopy in June 2025 revealed a tumor. He had been experiencing rectal bleeding for months but dismissed it as hemorrhoids. Further testing showed the cancer had spread to his lymph nodes, liver and lungs. "Receiving the news knocked just about everything out of me," Veale
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Family-Run Since 1956, This Mendon Steakhouse With A Fireplace Keeps Massachusetts Steak Lovers Coming Back For Prime Rib
Some restaurants chase trends every few years. Others pick a lane in the 1950s and simply stay in it, one plate of prime rib at a time. In the small town of Mendon, Massachusetts, there is a steakhouse that has been run by the same family since 1956, and people still drive long distances just to sit down at its tables. The portions are big enough to turn dinner into tomorrow’s lunch, the bread basket has a loyal following of its own, and a fireplace adds old-school character to the dining room.
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Two Beef Patties And Melted Cheese Make This Massachusetts Burger Joint A Tempting Stop
You could probably reach out and almost touch the grill from some of the stools here. That is how small this diner is. The business traces its roots to 1890, and the lunch car itself dates to 1922. There are no tables, just a counter, a row of stools, old photos on the walls, and breakfast sandwiches, burgers, and steamed hot dogs coming off the grill right in front of you.
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Canton Select Board won’t pledge to say the Pledge of Allegiance
“The very act of believing we must say the Pledge of Allegiance at every meeting goes against American freedom,” Select Board Vice Chair Patricia Boyden argued. Canton’s Select Board meeting devolved into a heated debate over patriotism Tuesday, the eve of Veterans Day, as members voted down a resident’s request to begin each session by reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Medway Select Board to Discuss Future of Flock Cameras
MEDWAY – The future of Medway’s Flock Safety license plate reader cameras will be discussed at Monday’s Select Board meeting following a Town Meeting vote to eliminate the technology. Town Meeting overwhelmingly approved a citizen-backed proposal to ban the cameras, although it remains unclear when the existing...