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Fairhaven Celebrates Renovations To Its Phoenix Rail Trail

Earlier this fall, the community of Fairhaven gathered for a ribbon-cutting on Main Street for the re-opening of their newly renovated Phoenix Rail Trail, the town’s portion of the South Coast Greenway. The 5-mile trail extends east from downtown Fairhaven into Mattapoisett, where an extension that opened in 2022...

Fairhaven, MA · 2d
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Eyewitness News Unscripted: Chapperones required for teens at mall in Rhode Island

Rhode Island · 1d

Total Apex Entertainment

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Lindsay Clancy Retrial: The Ruling That Could Still Stop It

Lindsay Clancy appeared in Massachusetts court Nov. 2 as a judge weighs post-trial motions tied to a possible retrial in her triple murder case.

Duxbury, MA · 2d

Taunton Daily Gazette

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Lisa Field credits door-knocking, positive message for decisive win

TAUNTON — Democratic incumbent State Rep. Lisa Field credits her campaign of knocking on thousands of doors and staying positive with her message for her decisive victory in Tuesday's election. "We need to provide kids with hope. It was important to run a positive campaign. To stay focused on working families," she said to a room full of supporters at the Ward 5 Club in Taunton after winning. After hugging almost everyone in attendance at her watch party Field thanked everyone, saying she could not have possibly have done this and gotten this far without her supporters. Field defeated Republican challenger Larry Quintal in a hotly contested rematch in the 3rd Bristol Disrtrict, which includes more than half of Taunton and part of Easton. Results in Taunton and Easton Field won comfortable victories in both Taunton and Easton, winning a total of 9,068 votes or 58% to Quintal's 6,490 votes or 42%, according to unofficial results, as of Wednesday. In Taunton, Field got 6,734 votes (57%) and Quintal got 5,000 votes (43%) In Easton, Field got 2,334 votes (61%) and Quintal got 1,490 votes (39%) Rematch of extremely close 2025 special election Both Field and Quintal are from Taunton. Quintal

Taunton, MA · 4d

Dianna Carney

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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 · 4d

WPRI 12 News

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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 · 3d

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Michael King sues Mattapoisett boards, officials

MATTAPOISETT — Michael King, the owner of Wyandotte Farm and chair of the Conservation Commission, sued the town of Mattapoisett, the Board of Health and individual members, and the town’s health agent for rights violations and emotional distress. He sued for a temporary restraining order, and adjoining requests,...

Mattapoisett, MA · 5d

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Hewins pleasantly surprised with election results, Gaskey keeping ‘options open’

Sarah Hewins, center, called her district "tough" to win in. File photo. A screenshot of John Gaskey's premature victory announcement on Facebook, which he posted shortly before 11 p.m. on Nov. 3 and later deleted.

Wareham, MA · 3d

theweektoday.com

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Middleboro and Lakeville buck the trend in statewide elections

Voting signs placed outside of the Middleboro High School polling location on Election Day. Photo by Christian Uva. A chart showing how Lakeville and Middleboro voters went on each of the nine ballot questions. Voting signs placed outside of the Middleboro High School polling location on Election Day. Photo by...

Middleborough, MA · 4d

Uprise RI

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Woonsocket Needs $1.6 Million for Road Work at New School

The city must fund about $1.3 million in required road upgrades plus a $282,000 engineering proposal before the new school opens; D'Agostino said the school committee and state education department will not pay. Woonsocket, R.I. — Woonsocket will need to find roughly $1.6 million to rebuild part of the road...

Woonsocket, RI · 4d

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Six-story apartment building proposed for North Main Street near Pawtucket line

Developer leverages zoning change to accommodate more height, transit access. At the City Plan Commission’s monthly meeting on Oct. 20, commissioners issued a positive recommendation for a zoning change at a parcel on North Main Street, which would allow for the construction of a six-story, mixed-use apartment building at the site. The change will go before the City Council for final approval next.

Providence, RI · 2d

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Providence’s Pro-Housing Mayor Vetoed Rent Control. Then, He Lost Re-Election.

David Morales’ 81 to 17 percent victory on Tuesday over Republican Dave Talan to be the new mayor of Providence, Rhode Island, was almost a foregone conclusion. Providence hasn’t elected a Republican since Buddy Cianci’s first term in 1974. But the 28-year-old Democratic Socialist’s win over incumbent...

Providence, RI · 4d

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James Flaherty Keynote Speaker At Quincy’s Veterans Day Ceremony

Quincy Police Capt. James Flaherty, a retired lieutenant commander in the United States Navy Reserves, will serve as the keynote speaker at Quincy’s Veterans Day ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 11. The ceremony will take place in front of the World War II memorial inside Merrymount Park at the conclusion...

Quincy, MA · 2d

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Milton to discuss draft housing plan at public meeting on Nov. 10th

The Housing Production Plan Advisory Committee will meet jointly with the Select Board and Planning Board on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in the Old Fire Headquarters, First Floor meeting room at 515 Canton Ave. Residents are encouraged to attend and share feedback on the draft Housing Production Plan.

Milton, MA · 2d

The Standard-Times

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Republican St. Gelais flips 8th Bristol state rep seat. Full results

Voters in the 8th Bristol District elected Republican Jesse W. St. Gelais of Acushnet to represent them in the Nov. 3 general election. The election pitted the Democratic incumbent state Rep. Steven J. Ouellette , seeking a second term on Beacon Hill, against the Republican newcomer. As of Wednesday, Nov. 4, St. Gelais had received 9,006 votes to 8,547 for Ouellette in unofficial results. During the campaign, Ouellette pointed to money he says he has helped direct toward communities in the district, constituent services and his experience in local government as evidence that he has been effective during his first term. St. Gelais argued the district needs a different political voice on Beacon Hill, saying state spending, energy costs and the Legislature's resistance to Auditor Diana DiZoglio's effort to audit the Legislature show a need for greater accountability. St. Gelais, 43, graduated from New Bedford High School and attended Bristol Community College. He has spent 26 years running his family's New Bedford insurance business, Help-U-Insure. His civic involvement includes serving as a former vice president of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick and as a member of the New Bedford Port Society's board of managers and finance committee. He has

New Bedford, MA · 4d

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Public’s approval of Q1 sends clear message for government transparency

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Question 1, the newly passed government transparency ballot measure, will make most records held by the Legislature and governor public records — unless the Legislature acts soon to roll it back. The ballot measure, which passed with 86% of the vote statewide and...

Massachusetts · 3d

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Wareham votes with state, gives Hewins slight edge

Left: Democratic state Rep. candidate Sarah Hewins, center, poses with supporters Gina Sousa, left, and Lynn Manning in front of Town Hall on Nov. 3. Right: Mike Minogue supporters Julie Cummings, left, and Chris Wiggin wave to passing vehicles near the Multi-Service Center. Photos by Erin Darling. A chart showing...

Wareham, MA · 4d

FUN 107

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Massachusetts Homes Are Twice as Likely to Catch Fire on Thanksgiving

Residential fires double on Thanksgiving Day in Massachusetts, with over 80 percent starting in the kitchen from unsafe cooking practices.

Massachusetts · 4d

Dianna Carney

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Plymouth Food Drive Seeks Donations to Help Local Families

The Town of Plymouth, Massachusetts, has announced they are collecting non-perishable food this month to help families in need within the community, with donation boxes now in place inside Town Hall located at 26 Court Street.

Plymouth, MA · 3d

The Herald News

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Fall River swept up in 'blue tsunami' 2 years after historic Trump win

FALL RIVER — Two years after the Republican Party won big in Fall River, the red wave seems to have receded a bit in the face of a "blue tsunami." After President Donald Trump flipped Fall River from a blue to a red city for the first time in a century in 2024, the state GOP pushed hard to make inroads in the SouthCoast . It fielded candidates in nearly every midterm race, including some races that hadn’t seen Republican challengers in decades . In Fall River, the investment didn’t pay off. Voters favored Democratic candidates in all races. According to city elections officer Ryan Lyons, turnout was about 32%. Here’s a closer look at how Fall River voted, including the ballot questions: 2026 Midterm Election results: Who's winning the Fall River area races? Fall River voters support Healey and other Democrat incumbents In Fall River, Democratic incumbents Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll topped Republicans Mike Minogue and running mate Shawn Oliver, 10,692 votes to 9,067 — or 51.7% to 43.8%. Both gubernatorial candidates had spend time in Fall River in recent days — Healey visiting to cut the ribbon on the city’s newly reconstructed waterfront, and

Fall River, MA · 4d