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Marion Art Center Halloween parade draws hundreds
Trick or treaters flood Cottage Street at the Marion Art Center’s Halloween parade on Saturday, Oct. 31. Photos by Grace Roche. Witches from the Marion Art Center walked in the parade. Homer shows off his lobster costume. Harry Potter descends the stairs. Kids take candy from a Marion police...
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takingthekids.com
This Quincy, Massachusetts Restaurant Offers An All-You-Can-Eat Cajun Seafood Feast
Bibs up, phones down. That’s the actual, official motto at a Massachusetts seafood spot where dinner shows up in a plastic bag instead of on a plate. Snow crab legs, head-on shrimp, crawfish, and lobster all get tossed together in bold sauces like house Cajun and sweet chili miso. I appreciate how the whole meal skips the fancy silverware and just hands you a shiny bib and a mission.
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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....
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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Burgers And Nostalgia Come Together At This Massachusetts Shack Dating To 1966
A hot dog shack in Massachusetts lets customers buy meals for strangers who need a hot lunch. That detail grabbed me right away, and then I saw the chow mein sandwich on the menu. This counter has been feeding its neighborhood since 1966. Not long ago, the owners ditched frozen...
nbcboston.com
Watch a bobcat stare down a camera in Dedham
A bobcat sits on a Boston suburb's sidewalk and glowers at a person filming it in new video released by Dedham Animal Control. The animal's short, bobbed tail twitches as it appears to monitor the situation. The caption to the Dedham Animal Control video calls the animal stunning, and notes that the agency loves getting video from residents embracing local wildlife.
fairhavenneighborhoodnews.com
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Halloween Horribles invade Livesey Park
The North Fairhaven Improvement Association held its 76th annual Halloween Horribles Parade at Livesey Park on Saturday, 10/24/26. Costumed children of all ages and sizes marched around the park and then created a circle in the field for the judges to pick the winners. Lots of gnomes from the NFIA...
needhamobserver.com
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...
Turnto10.com
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.
Total Food Service
Plant-Forward School Meals: Lessons from Dartmouth Public Schools
How can public schools get more children to eat plant-forward foods — not because they are told they’re healthy, but because they actually want to eat them?. Dartmouth Public Schools in Massachusetts is taking a practical approach that could offer a useful model for other school nutrition programs. Rather than creating a separate plant-based identity, the district is introducing more plants through familiar dishes, scratch cooking, gradual substitutions, student tastings and an emphasis on flavor.