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Northshore Mall has opened 5 new stores this year. See the full lineup
Ready for the holiday shopping season to officially begin on Black Friday ? With five new store openings over the past year, so is the Northshore Mall. One of the largest malls in New England, the Northshore Mall stands at roughly 1.67 million sq. ft. with over 160 stores. 2026 additions include a sit-down steakhouse, casual food chains and global apparel retailers. Here's the new store lineup. Northshore Mall new stores Here are the stores that have opened at the Northshore Mall in 2026, and where you can find them in the mall: Fogo De Chao: A full-service Brazilian steakhouse known for its signature rodizio-style service, where chefs carve premium meats at the table for each course. Located on the Upper Level Promenade next to Sleep Number. Dave's Hot Chicken: A casual chain known for its Nashville-style hot chicken tenders and sandwiches with customizable heat levels. Located on the Upper Level Promenade next to Amigos. Shake Shack: A fast food chain with Angus beef burgers, hot dogs, french fries, frozen custard, hand-spun milkshakes and more. Located on the Upper Level Promenade between Immersive Gamebox and honeygrow. Lid's Locker Room: The world's largest retailer of officially licensed and branded sports merchandise,
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Is Mowing Your Lawn in November a Waste of Time? We Asked Lawn Pros
Winter offers a nice little break from the responsibility of mowing your lawn. But can you extend this rest period throughout November?. We interviewed three lawn care experts to find out, and it turns out there is a reason it’s common to question whether it’s necessary to mow this time of year. It all depends on the state of your lawn each November, and here’s how to evaluate when mowing is recommended versus when it isn’t.
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Lane-cutting I-95 crash in Wells leads to 15-year sentence for Massachusetts driver
BIDDEFORD, Maine (WGME) -- A Massachusetts man is sentenced to 15 years in prison following a deadly crash on I-95 in April 2024. Oguzhan Cildir, 26, of Brighton, Massachusetts, was sentenced on November 10 in the York Judicial Center after pleading guilty to manslaughter, aggravated assault, and other charges. According...
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Daniella’s Dolce Brings Italian Pastries and Gelato Lattes to Danvers
With the opening of her sixth business under the Daniella’s brand, Daniella Mammola, owner of North Shore Hospitality Group, is bringing an extravagant dose of sweetness to the North Shore. The mid-September opening of Daniella’s Dolce in Danvers next door to Daniella’s Cafe gave the North Shore not just a full-service Italian bakery, but a destination.
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Lynn Man Pulls Three Passengers From a Burning Car After Crash
A passenger suffered a broken leg after a car crashed and caught fire in Lynn on Saturday, November 7. A man who came out of his home pulled all three people from the vehicle. Marcia Acosta told WHDH that her daughter Breanne and two others were coming home from a party when the driver lost control. Breanne was in the back seat on the rainy night, and the car caught fire after it came to a stop.
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Haitian national pleads guilty to trafficking millions in SNAP benefits in Massachusetts, selling donated meals intended for starving children
BOSTON – A Haitian national illegally residing in Massachusetts has pleaded guilty in federal court in Boston to fraudulently obtain millions of dollars’ worth of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits through small retail stores he operated in Boston. According to the Department of Justice, 25-year-old Saul Alisme has...
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Hateful message targeting Dominicans and Puerto Ricans found in Boston
A message found on a wall in Boston's Back Bay expresses hate toward Dominicans and Puerto Ricans. Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn shared video after finding the graffiti, condemning it and calling for its removal. The words "Boston hates Dominicans and Puerto Ricans" and "by white people" were written on...
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An air-rifle hunt of rats in West Somerville is getting the fire-when-ready signal
It’s about to be hunting season in West Somerville – for rats. An order for pest control company sharpshooters to kill rats with air rifles was sent to committee Thursday by the City Council, proposed by Ward 7 city councilor Emily Hardt as a follow-up to a ban on poisons that might travel up the food chain and kill animals other than rats: If one method of control is taken away, another must take its place.