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Last week in Milton Neighbors: Blue Hills hunting zones, leaf blowers and Halloween trick-or-treat tips
Last week in Milton Neighbors: Blue Hills hunting zones, leaf blowers and Halloween trick-or-treat tips. Members of Milton Neighbors were busy last week, with 91 posts, 350 comments and 699 reactions between Sunday, October 25 and Saturday, October 31. A conversation about November hunting zones in the Blue Hills (99 comments, 199 reactions, 860 views) led the week’s new posts, followed by a question about Saturday morning leaf blowing (22 comments, 67 reactions, 341 views) and a Halloween night search for the best place in Milton for trick-or-treating (17 comments, 36 reactions, 4,816 views).
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Dig in to Marion’s Native American history
MARION — Join the Marion Natural History Museum for a presentation on the museum’s Nariva American archaeological collections. Heather Olson, the laboratory and collections manager at The Public Archaeology Laboratory, will discuss these objects during her presentation on Friday, Nov. 13 from 6 to 7 p.m. For 154...
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This No-Frills Massachusetts Eatery Has People Driving For Hours Just For Its Legendary Buffet
There’s a building in Milford, Massachusetts, wearing a bright blue sign like a badge of honor, and it’s not lying about what’s inside. Sky Buffet has become the kind of place where people willingly add extra miles to their drive just to get a plate of crab legs.
The Enterprise
Hidden sign at Venus Cafe in Whitman sparks nostalgia and debate
Peter Drosos thought he knew what was behind the aging wood panels on the side of Venus Cafe. Brick, certainly. His family had plans to freshen up the exterior of the Whitman restaurant, including new signs and lighting. The old siding was showing its age, and Drosos had a vision for what would replace it. But on Oct. 17, when workers began removing the panels, something unexpected emerged. Beneath the blue siding was a painted Venus Cafe sign that had been hidden from public view for decades. What started as a routine renovation soon became a conversation about history, nostalgia and change. Longtime customers began sharing memories, while others questioned whether the past should dictate the restaurant's future. And for Drosos, the general manager of the family-owned business, the discovery presented an unexpected dilemma. A piece of restaurant history resurfaces The Enterprise learned of the discovery through a Facebook post in a group dedicated to South Shore bar pizza. A photograph showed workers removing siding to expose the old lettering painted across the brick exterior. By Oct. 23, the post had generated hundreds of reactions and tons of comments. Venus Cafe , located at 47 South Ave., was opened in
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Pancakes Come With Runway Views At Plane Jane’s Place At Plymouth’s Municipal Airport
Some breakfast spots give you a view of a parking lot. One spot in Plymouth, Massachusetts, gives you a view of small planes rolling down a runway while your eggs land on the table. It sits right at the town’s municipal airport, and it has been feeding pilots, families, and...
Patriot Ledger
Blue Hills deer hunt runs Nov. 2-25; hiking remains open
The annual archery deer hunt is underway at Blue Hills Reservation , with the park remaining open to hikers. Hunting runs Mondays through Thursdays from Nov. 2 through Nov. 25 in designated areas, with visitors advised to wear blaze orange. Bow hunters will be allowed in Blue Hills Reservation this month in an effort by the state's Department of Conservation and Recreation to decrease the area's white-tail deer population. The state issued up to 250 access permits to licensed archery hunters. The state introduced its first limited archery hunting season at the Blue Hills Reservation in November 2015 to reduce the overpopulation of deer. It has become an annual event each November spanning about 15 days. When is the 2026 Blue Hills deer hunt? Archery deer hunting at Blue Hills for 2026 is allowed from a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset Monday through Thursday from Nov. 2 through Nov. 25, according to DCR. It will end the day before Thanksgiving. Where is hunting allowed in Blue Hills? The permitted hunting during the 15-days this year will include the following areas: Fowl Meadow, Little Blue, Great Blue, Brookwood Farm, Unquity Tract, Houghton's Pond, Lower Houghton's Pond