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The Prime Rib At This Old-School Saugus Steakhouse Has Kept Route 1 Diners Loyal For Generations
Some restaurants feed a town, and a few become part of its family stories. On Route 1 in Saugus, Massachusetts, one steakhouse once drew lines out the door, with waits that stretched past two hours and nobody seemed to mind. Its plastic cows, rustic dining rooms, and big plates of...
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Salem’s Heaven and Earth Geothermal Loop Advances to Predevelopment Phase
New funding and technical support from state and philanthropic sources will move Salem’s proposed downtown geothermal network into predevelopment planning work, tackling the financial and engineering tasks needed to bring clean, sustainable energy to downtown residents, businesses and institutions. Date: Tuesday, November 17, 2026. Time: 3:00 PM. Location: St....
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Salem Promotes Holiday Happenings to Boost Post-Halloween Visitation
After October drew nearly 1.6 million unique visitors to the Witch City, Salem leaders and businesses are extending the city's tourism momentum with Salem Holiday Happenings. The holiday festivities begin Friday, Nov. 27, and will run through Thursday, Dec. 31. Produced by Creative Collective and Salem Main Streets, the campaign...
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City of Salem Completes Exterior Restoration of the Historic Dickson Memorial Chapel: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony November 14th
The City of Salem is pleased to announce the completion of exterior restoration work at the historic Dickson Memorial Chapel at Greenlawn Cemetery. Salem, MA –The City of Salem is pleased to announce the completion of exterior restoration work at the historic Dickson Memorial Chapel at Greenlawn Cemetery. A ribbon cutting to celebrate the project will be held on Saturday, November 14th at 10am in conjunction with events hosted by the Friends of Greenlawn Cemetery. The recently completed exterior restoration work included repointing of the building’s granite and brownstone masonry, full reconstruction of corner buttresses, slate roof repairs, and restoration of the copper roof cresting and historic oak entrance doors. The restoration work was completed by Allegrone Construction and Crocker Roofing with restoration design and oversight by Spencer Preservation Group and Structures North. Funding for the project was provided by a Massachusetts Preservation Projects Fund matching grant from the Massachusetts Historical Commission, Community Preservation Act funds, Dickson Memorial Chapel Trust Funds, and City capital funds.
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Redmen fall short in opener: Bishop Fenwick holds off Tewksbury High boys soccer team in playoffs
TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury High boys’ soccer team was slow out of the gate in its MIAA Div. 3 state tournament preliminary round game, and it may have cost the Redmen a spot in the Round of 32. Bishop Fenwick, the 37th seed, jumped out to a 2-0...
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MIAA D3 Playoffs: (4) King Philip 31, (5) Melrose 21 – Warriors survive stiff test from Red Raiders
WRENTHAM – Early on in Friday night’s quarterfinal game, it looked like the No.4 seed King Philip might be primed for an upset at home against fifth-seeded Melrose Red Raiders in an MIAA D3 quarterfinal. But, thanks to a second-half surge, the Warriors prevailed with a 31-21 victory...
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Just Across The River Is A Massachusetts City With Quaint Shops, Tasty Eats, And Quick Train Access Into Boston
Boston is home to one of the top five largest metro areas in the U.S. according to the U.S. Census Bureau, and that population sprawl extends into nearby communities that offer city amenities with a smaller town feel. Chelsea — which has a considerable immigrant population, mouthwatering food, and colorful storefronts — is one of those quaint cities. Part of what makes Chelsea so appealing is how easy it is to reach from Boston. In just a 10-minute train ride, visitors can immerse themselves in an entirely new city.
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Virginia Native Anthony Clark, Star Of 'Yes, Dear' And 'Boston Common,' Dies At 62
A Virginia native who went from growing up on a tobacco farm to making audiences laugh on network television has died, prompting a touching tribute from one of his longtime friends and former co-stars. Anthony Clark, a Lynchburg native best known for starring in the CBS sitcoms "Yes, Dear" and "Bost…