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Boston 25 News WFXT

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South Shore drivers asked to be on lookout for two loose cows in Marshfield

Police on the South Shore are asking drivers to be aware that there may be two loose cows in the area of a busy stretch of roadway.

Marshfield, MA · 23h

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Two arrested in drug trafficking operation in Plympton

PLYMPTON, MA — A months-long narcotics investigation led by a Plympton Police officer resulted in two arrests and the seizure of drugs and $66,836.15 in cash. Operation Playbook began in December after the Plympton Police officer developed information concerning narcotics distribution throughout the South Shore. The investigation was conducted...

Plympton, MA · 2d

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This Classic Massachusetts Diner Makes One Winter Dish So Good It Is Worth A Road Trip

Hot roasted turkey gets piled on Texas toast, then buried under stuffing and gravy. Mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce ride along on the side. That is basically Thanksgiving, folded into one plate and served any day of the week. The dish carries a family name, too. It’s called Grandma Elsie’s...

Middleborough, MA · 22h

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The Coziest Diner In Massachusetts Serves A Legendary Breakfast That Will Absolutely Rock Your World

Nobody warns you about Old Town Cafe in Abington, Massachusetts, and that’s a problem, because the first time you sit down with a plate of their eggs and home fries, you’re going to feel genuinely betrayed by everyone who knew about this place and didn’t say anything sooner.

Massachusetts · 2d

Boston 25 News WFXT

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Lightning strike travels underground, sparks 3-alarm fire at Abington home

Firefighters say a lightning strike took an unusual path before triggering a destructive three-alarm fire.

Abington, MA · 3h

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Black Rabbit to close after 15 years

LAKEVILLE — The Black Rabbit Bar & Grille will close Sunday, Nov. 8, after 15 years in business, prompting an outpouring of sadness from patrons who described it as a gathering place for the community. Owner Kendra Chapman announced the closing on Facebook Saturday, Oct. 31, and posted a...

Lakeville, MA · 2d

Boston 25 News WFXT

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Police warning residents after black bear spotted in Abington

Police are warning residents to be vigilant after a black bear was spotted in Abington. According to police, the bear was seen in a tree near Mulberry Drive and Ames Nowell State Park. Police are urging residents to remain alert, keep children and pets close, and avoid approaching or feeding the bear. Anyone who encounters it should remain calm, slowly back away, and give the animal plenty of space to leave on its own. Residents are also being asked to secure trash, bring bird feeders and pet food inside, and avoid approaching the bear to take photos or videos. If the bear is in a tree, police said people should not gather underneath it or attempt to scare it down. Instead, residents should give it room to come down and move away on its own. Anyone who believes the bear poses an immediate threat to public safety should call 911. This is a developing story. Check back for updates as more information becomes available. Download the FREE Boston 25 News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Boston 25 News on Facebook and Twitter . | Watch Boston 25 News NOW

Abington, MA · 2d

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Two women avoid jail time after shoplifting, assaulting store employees at Massachusetts Market Basket

BROCKTON – A woman facing assault and battery and shoplifting charges after an incident inside a grocery store has admitted to the facts, Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz has announced. Today, in Brockton District Court, 29-year-old Rahjane J. Byrd of Hyde Park, admitted to sufficient facts on one...

Brockton, MA · 1d

The Enterprise

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Crazy Steak coming to former Tutto Italiano spot in Lakeville

A new sign outside a familiar Route 44 storefront in Lakeville has raised a couple of questions. What's opening there, and what exactly is it called? A commenter in a private Facebook group recently reported seeing a sign for Simply Steak at the former Tutto Italiano location in Lakeville Business Center, wondering whether a restaurant or butcher shop was moving in. But a photograph taken for The Enterprise on Tuesday, Nov. 3, revealed something else. The sign actually reads Crazy Steak, with the tagline "Seriously Fresh." And as it turns out, the man behind the business has a different take on how steak should be served. Tim Malinosky, a longtime restaurant operator who also runs the wedding venue Loon Pond Lodge in Lakeville, is preparing to open the new eatery at 12 Harding St. What businesses previously occupied the space? The storefront has seen several businesses come and go, including Tutto Italiano, the Italian deli and specialty food shop longtime residents may remember. In March 1996, The Standard-Times reported that Lakeville resident Paul Grasso was preparing to open the deli at the former Jamesway Plaza on Route 44. Grasso had spent more than a year learning the business from Angelo

Lakeville, MA · 2d

Patriot Ledger

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South Shore high school football playoff scores and top performers

It feels like the season just started, but the MIAA high school football playoffs are here. There was disappointing news earlier this week that Gillette Stadium will not host the Super Bowls due to scheduling issues, but that will all be forgotten once the games kick off on Thursday. Led by three defending state champions - Scituate (Division 4), Cohasset (Div. 7) and Randolph (Div. 8) - the South Shore will be represented by 22 teams in the playoffs. There are two games that pit area teams against each other, both in Div. 3. No. 3 Marshfield will host No. 14 Silver Lake in a rematch of a game from a month ago. No. 8 Milton will host No. 9 Hingham in what could be one of the most competitive games of the weekend. To submit scores and highlights, email sports@patriotledger.com Catch up on our coverage Playoff predictions Statewide rankings Top 10 South Shore rankings Super Bowls not at Gillette in 2026 Tournament brackets The scoreboard .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } Watch South Shore football on the NFHS Network Three South Shore games will be streamed live this weekend: Holbrook/Avon vs. Bourne Hingham vs.

Scituate, MA · 18h

Boston 25 News WFXT

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Trial date set for East Bridgewater man accused of killing ex-wife, setting home on fire

A trial date has been set for the East Bridgewater man accused of killing his ex-wife in 2021.

East Bridgewater, MA · 2d

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Yet another fatality along Abington tracks

Police say an adult woman was struck and killed by a commuter rail train Tuesday afternoon, making it the 10th death along the tracks in town. The woman was walking along the right of way just south of the Summer Street grade crossing when she was struck by an inbound train around 4:10 p.m., Transit Police Superintendent Richard Sullivan said in a statement. The woman was pronounced dead as a result of her injuries, he said.

Abington, MA · 2d

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Want a Say in Plymouth's Future? 8 Town Boards Are Taking Applications

The Town of Plymouth, Massachusetts, is looking for volunteers to fill seats on eight town boards and committees, and the town is inviting residents who want a voice in local decisions to step forward now.

Plymouth, MA · 2d

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YOUR VIEW: Parking plan ‘deserves more scrutiny’

Apparently, Plymouth has a parking problem. The proposed solution is to pave more of the town. According to the Plymouth Independent, the town is considering a $1.2 million to $1.5 million project to expand parking behind Nathaniel Morton Elementary School from 60 spaces to 150. The project would add nearly 10,000 square feet of pavement and provide free public parking outside school hours. Officials describe it as a “win-win.”

Plymouth, MA · 23h

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For Plymouth seniors, the road just got wider

When Marilyn Simon underwent two major shoulder surgeries this year, she faced a problem familiar to many older Plymouth residents: She couldn’t drive. For someone accustomed to being active, suddenly having to depend on others for transportation was significant. In March, she had rotator cuff surgery on her right shoulder. At the end of July, she underwent a full replacement of her left shoulder.

Plymouth, MA · 2d

Mens Journal

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No, You’re Not Gonna Stop Me”: Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer Confronts Judge

Lindsay Clancy returned to Plymouth Superior Court as attorneys clashed over a holdout juror, double jeopardy claims, and a proposed gag order. A March 2027 retrial remains possible, but prosecutors have yet to decide whether to pursue first-degree murder charges again.

Plymouth County, MA · 2d

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Vandals damage Memorial Field, football game tonight still on

The Green Wave football team will run down the steps onto Memorial Field tonight despite damage to the field caused by vandals over the weekend. Tire tracks remain visible across the grass playing surface, including the big white A at midfield. But the field remains playable and will be the site for tonight’s Round 1 playoff game against Wilmington.

Abington, MA · 21h

JELD

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Boston Harbor Auctions to hold nautical antiques sale Nov. 7 in Norwell

Boston Harbor Auctions will hold “A Grand Nautical Antiques Auction” on Saturday, Nov. 7, beginning at 10 a.m. Eastern. The sale will feature more than […] The post Boston Harbor Auctions to hold nautical antiques sale Nov. 7 in Norwell first appeared on This is JELD ⚡️ .

Norwell, MA · 1d

The Enterprise

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Democrat Rhonda Nyman wins seat on embattled Plymouth County Commission

HANOVER — Democratic Plymouth County Commission candidate Rhonda Nyman has beaten her Republican opponent Anthony O’Brien by a comfortable margin, in a race that heated up following the controversial hire of a new county administrator, former Brockton CFO Troy Clarkson. According to unofficial results, with all precincts reporting as of Wednesday afternoon, Nyman got 118,639 votes to O'Brien's 91,095. That about 57% of the vote for Nyman and 43% for O'Brien. O'Brien chalked up his loss primarily to "external factors," pointing to losses by Republicans across the country, which he said were due to mistakes by President Donald Trump. "My opponent Rhonda ran a very good campaign," he wrote in a text to The Enterprise Wednesday morning. "Respect, congratulations and God bless to her and her team." Tuesday night, Nyman told The Enterprise at her watch party in 3 Brothers Bar & Grill in Hanover she hopes to restore order and a spirit of collaboration at the commission. “There’s a lot of infighting going on right now,” she said. “We need someone that can put their party politics aside … and really get down and do the work.” Clarkson’s hiring sparked dueling lawsuits brought by both the county treasurer and

Plymouth County, MA · 1d