Glocester
Glocester, RI · Arts & Culture
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Inside This Plymouth Museum, Kids Can Climb Aboard A Real 17th-Century Village
The people in this village will tell you it’s 1627, and they won’t budge. Ask about your phone, and you’ll probably get a puzzled look and a question about your strange accent. Kids can roll hoops, try stoolball, and even practice a pike drill with costumed colonists....
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After 72 Years, Attleboro's Stone-E-Lea Golf Course Heads to Market for Redevelopment
A golf course that has anchored a stretch of County Street in Attleboro since 1954 is about to disappear. Stone-E-Lea Golf Course, run by the same family for 72 years, will close for good in December, and the 140.74-acre property is now being marketed to developers as a major redevelopment opportunity.
Dianna Carney
You're Invited: Weymouth’s “In Stitches” Club Brings Fiber Artists Together
Weymouth Public Libraries of Weymouth, Massachusetts, is inviting fiber-art enthusiasts ages 12 and up to gather, create, and learn together at Tufts Library’s weekly “In Stitches” Fiber Arts Club. Whether you knit, crochet, embroider, cross-stitch, felt, or are curious to try something new, the club offers a welcoming place to work on a project and connect with fellow makers.
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Beloved broadcaster Jim Boyd dies at 84
The Observer team mourns the passing of Jim Boyd, an award-winning reporter and news anchor known to Boston-area audiences for his decades at WCVB-TV Channel 5. He was fondly remembered by colleagues there for his kindness, dignity and gentle nature. Born and raised in Harlem, Boyd’s career began in a...
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Capron Park Zoo teases new resident for the former home of Ramses the lion
(WJAR) — The Capron Park Zoo is teasing a new resident for the former home of Ramses the lion. The enclosure at the heart of the Attleboro zoo has remained empty since the beloved 20-year-old white lion died this year. The passing was deeply felt in the community, and...
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Famed SouthCoast Artist Brian Fox Opening Studio to Public for First Time in 4 Years
On Saturday, November 7, 2026, visitors will get to step inside the studio of one the most highly sought-after artists on the SouthCoast. "In opening the studio to the public, I’m hoping to share both past and present projects going on," Fall River artist Brian Fox said. Sports Legends,...
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The First Cabaret of Many
The Bishop Feehan chapter of the International Thespian Honor Society recently held their first ever Cabaret performance on Friday, October 2nd. The event was organized by the ITS Officers with help from teachers such as Mrs. Strunin and Mr. Aguiar. Thespian Society president, Jack Handren, and vice president, Kara Milette, hosted the event and presented each act by name and song.
The US Sun
Broadcaster Jim Boyd who became beloved Boston news anchor dies aged 84 after health battle
BELOVED news anchor Jim Boyd, who became a familiar face on Boston television screens for nearly four decades, has died aged 84. The veteran broadcaster, who launched his career in New York City before becoming a household name in Massachusetts, died on Tuesday following health issues. His official cause of...
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How Boston photographer Roger Farrington got the last photographs of John Lennon at work
From pre-fame Matt Damon to Danny DeVito in Jordan Marsh and Yoko Ono in Boston, this Newton native has seen it all. We asked him about his decades-long career as a Boston culture photog. 9 minutes to read. I called Jamaica Plain photographer Roger Farrington ostensibly to talk about his...
Irish Star
The Irish woman who was the last 'witch' to be hanged during the Salem Witch Trials
Ann "Goody" Glover was an Irish Catholic washerwoman executed in Boston in 1688 — four years before the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Her case, driven by religious prejudice against Catholics, language barriers, and unsubstantiated spectral evidence, helped lay the groundwork for America's most notorious witch-hunt
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Steps from Fenway Park, Boston hides an Italian palace frozen exactly as one woman left it
You walk through a door in Boston’s Fenway neighborhood, a few blocks from the ballpark, and suddenly you’re inside a 15th-century Venetian palazzo. Three floors of galleries wrap around a courtyard that blooms even in January. One woman collected every piece of art in the building, about 2,500...