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This 6-Year-Old Has Sold Nearly 1,000 Jars of Pickles at His Stand. Now, He’s Growing It into ‘a Real Pickle Business’ (Exclusive)
Donovan Atkinson started a pickle stand in 2025 and spent the past two summers making and selling hundreds of jars of pickles
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Attleboro’s Stone-E-Lea golf course to be put up for sale
After 72 years, Attleboro’s Stone-E-Lea Golf Course is preparing to close at the end of 2026 and will soon be put up for sale, according to an announcement from the company. Located at 1411 Country St., the golf course was established in 1954 and has been owned by three generations of the Lapierre family. Because of the location between Boston and Providence and the 140-acres, developers are looking at large-scale opportunities for the space.
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Late kick lifts Lancers over Warriors
Two years ago Norton got a late field goal to defeat the Medfield High football team in a mid-October game. Last week, the stakes were higher but unfortunately for the Warriors the result was the same. Andrew Bernstein drilled a 32-yard field goal with 38 seconds left to lift the...
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Woonsocket's Kay's Castle Returns With $1.2M Price Tag
Kay's Castle, the hilltop Woonsocket mansion that sat deteriorating for years after its founder's death, is back on the market at 233 Annette Ave. — this time listed for $1.2 million. The 3,342-square-foot home, built in 1975 on a 1.12-acre parcel, sold on Nov. 28, 2025, and is now listed for $1.2 million.
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Retired Stonehill Professor Avoids Jail in Quincy Christian Mingle Fraud Case
A retired Stonehill College professor accused of defrauding a woman he met on a Christian dating site will not spend a day in jail. Gregory Shaw, a professor emeritus of religious studies and theology, was sentenced to six months' probation in Quincy District Court after his two felony larceny charges were reduced to misdemeanors.
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Stoughton chief says Birchmore's murder became apparent 'some time ago'
The Stoughton police chief, who oversaw former detective Matthew Farwell during part of his time at the department, said his conviction Tuesday, Nov. 10, confirmed her suspicions surrounding Sandra Birchmore's death. Chief Donna McNamara, who was sworn in in March 2017 , released a statement after Farwell was found guilty Tuesday of killing Birchmore, 23, and her unborn child in 2021. "Today a federal jury has confirmed what became apparent to me some time ago, that Sandra was murdered and that her murderer was a police officer who took advantage of her trust and faith in the badge and uniform," McNamara said. Farwell had been a sworn Stoughton police officer from March 2012 until his resignation in April 2022, according to his indictment . McNamara said she was grateful to the judge and the jury for their service and to the FBI and U.S. Attorney's Office for their "hard work and diligence." "It has been my life's work over these past five years to ensure that justice was served," McNamara said. "Sandra Birchmore received no justice during her life. Today justice is served." Birchmore was about eight weeks pregnant with a baby boy when she was found dead in her
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Ask Anyone In Fall River About Chouriço And They’ll Point You To This Portuguese Kitchen
In Fall River, Massachusetts, chouriço is not just a sausage. It is a family tradition, a Sunday ritual, and a topic that can start a friendly debate at any kitchen table in town. Locals have strong opinions about where Portuguese cooking is done right, and one name keeps coming...