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Warm and humid next two days, a few strong storms possible late Friday
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — The first day of summer may not be for another week, but it will be feeling like it soon!. Thursday and Friday will be warm and on the humid side. Mostly sunny skies tomorrow with highs in the low 80s inland. Friday will be dry...
12 major New Bedford area events & festivals to attend: Here's the when and where for 2024
NEW BEDFORD — Summer is just around the corner and with it comes a plethora of exciting festivals and major events in the vibrant city of New Bedford. From savory seafood to lively cultural celebrations, there's something for everyone to enjoy. The events include Oysterfest on June 15 to...
Taunton elementary school to be dedicated to fallen Marine
TAUNTON, Mass. (WLNE) — East Taunton Elementary School will be dedicated to Lance Cpl. Raymond R. LaPointe, a Taunton resident killed in action in Vietnam in 1967. Lettering honoring LaPointe will be unveiled on the front of the school as part of a dedication ceremony on June 14. The...
Ceremony honors Barnett, one of Wareham’s own
A ceremony held at the Onset VFW on Saturday, June 8 honored Colonel Paul A. Barnett for his dedicated service to the classroom, the community and the country. Barnett has decades of military service starting in 1989, including combat tours in 1991 during Operation Desert Storm and in 2009 to Baghdad.
Which Berkley employees made the most in 2023? Here are the top 10 highest earners
BERKLEY — Which municipal employees made the most in Berkley in 2023? The Gazette analyzed salary data from the town, including Berkley Public Schools, to get the answer. The town of Berkley had 426 employees in 2023. This number includes full-time, part-time and temporary employees. Seven of the top 10 were police. The rest were from the...
Tobey Hospital nurses secure contract
A new contract has been settled for the registered nurses at Tobey Hospital, one which the involved parties have spoken about favorably. “The contract is finalized, and the Tobey RNs won significant improvements in all the areas where they needed improvements,” said Jennifer Johnson, Associate Director of Public Communications with the Massachusetts Nurses Association.
Native plants bloom at Rochester nursery
ROCHESTER — When Jennifer Anderson first started selling plants at a farmers market, she didn’t always have the answers when people came to her booth with questions. “I’d be Googling it,” Anderson said. “My daughter was like ‘Mom, you can’t do that. They’re just standing there waiting.’”
Brockton man accused of shooting woman held without bail. DA reveals new details in court
BROCKTON — A Brockton man accused of the June 2 shooting of a Fall River woman during an altercation at a Brockton house party was ordered held without bail during a dangerousness hearing at Brockton District Court last week. Jonathan Alves, 27, of Brockton, is facing several charges, including...
New Bedford Carnival brings fun rides, concession stands, carousel and more over 4 days
“A carnival will be held Thursday, June 13th through Sunday, June 16th at 730 Belleville Ave, New Bedford, MA 02745. Visitors can expect a fun-filled experience with thrilling rides, classic carnival games, and delicious food. The carnival will offer a wide range of attractions for people of all ages, making it a perfect destination for families and groups of friends looking for a fun day out. With its lively atmosphere and exciting entertainment, the Fiesta Shows carnival promises to be a highlight of the spring season in the area.
Fairhaven Wind turbines still benefit the town: What to know in 60 seconds
It has been 20 years since Fairhaven voters amended the town’s bylaws in May 2004 to allow for the siting of commercial and municipal wind facilities. The project was put out for bid in the spring of 2006, and awarded to CCI Energy, part of a group of local developers that also included Palmer Capital and Solaya Energy. ...
Craving outdoor dining near Brockton? Where to find sunny patios, cocktails, exciting food
BROCKTON — As the weather heats up, there might just be no better way to spend your summer than hitting the beach and enjoying a pleasant outdoor lunch. But on this week's installment of Brockton Eats with Alisha, we're ditching the sand and heading straight to lunch, but outside in a patio setting. We will travel around the area to find the best spot to grab something delicious and sip a refreshing hand-made cocktail. ...
Cliff St. fire causes more than $800,000 in damage
A quick spreading fire Saturday destroyed two attached homes in Chiltonville, one of which had just undergone a major renovation, according to fire officials. It took more than 30 firefighters nearly five hours to put out the blaze, which caused an estimated $830,000 in damage to the properties at 26 and 28 Cliff St. — which were built more than 150 years ago.
Reported shooting outside Brockton smoke shop
BROCKTON, MASS. (WHDH) - Police were investigating a reported shooting outside a smoke shop in Brockton Monday night. Brockton police responded to the Warren Ave Smoke Shop at around 9:30 p.m. Witnesses said a woman pulled into the parking lot with a man who was shot. As of 11 p.m., multiple police cruisers were surrounding the car.
Cause of Sandwich inn fire under investigation after two alarms sounded
SANDWICH ― The historic Dan'l Webster Inn and Spa in Sandwich was the site of a two-alarm fire Monday night. All occupants were evacuated and accounted for, according to a statement from Sandwich Fire Chief John Burke. One person was treated and transported to Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis for smoke inhalation.
New England power grid operators prepare for extreme summer weather
Operators of New England’s power grid say they’re ready for summer and the unpredictable weather it may bring. ISO New England is responsible for keeping the electricity on in the region. They operate the power grid, manage the electricity markets and plan for the future. According to operations...
Family still awaits answers after late-night crash involving off-duty Brockton police sergeant
More than a year after an off-duty police sergeant smashed into a Brockton couple’s car when they were stopped at a traffic light with their baby boy sitting in the back seat, the family is still waiting for answers about the circumstances surrounding the crash. An internal affairs investigation...
Nursing Home Chain to pay $4 million in settlement for understaffing and care failures
MIDDLEBORO — A long-term care company that operates a nursing home in Middleboro has reached a $4 million settlement with the Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General for understaffing its facilities and failing to care properly for nursing home residents. Next Step Health Care owns and operates 16 nursing...
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