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UMass suffers second loss at the hands of Harvard 78-65

The Massachusetts women’s basketball team suffered its second loss of the season at the hands of Harvard Wednesday night. The Minutewomen (1-2) fell 78-65 after turning over the ball 19 times. UMass committed 12 giveaways at the halftime break. “The turnovers were an issue early,” head coach Mike Leflar...

Amherst, MA · 1d
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One of a Kind: Cole Chaves Makes his Mark on Hudson Varsity Volleyball Team

HUDSON-As a freshman, Cole Chaves is already making a name for himself on the Hudson varsity volleyball team. Not only is he one of the youngest players, but he is also the only boy on the team, proving that passion and dedication matter more than age or gender expectations. He...

Hudson, MA · 1d
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Lovely Garden Roots

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Spotted Lanternflies Have Reached Belmont, Massachusetts, Where a Gardener Found Two on the Virginia Creeper in Her Own Back Garden

A Belmont gardener found two spotted lanternflies on Virginia creeper as MDAR counts 186 infested Massachusetts communities. How to find and destroy egg masses.

Belmont, MA · 2d

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Girls varsity field hockey falls to the Hopkinton Hillers in the round of 32

The girls varsity field hockey team fought hard but ultimately lost 1-0 to the Hopkinton Hillers on Sunday, Nov. 8, at Downes Field, ending their season. The Warriors and Hillers both started strong offensively, quickly pushing the ball deep into enemy territory. Both defenses shut down attempts to score, and the game remained tied 0-0 going into the second half.

Hopkinton, MA · 2d
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Strong season for veteran Hillers boys soccer squad

Hopkinton High School boys soccer coach Garrett Sawyer came into the 2026 season with lofty expectations for his team. The Hillers returned 15 seniors, some of whom had been with the program for their entire high school careers. “We have a lot of guys who have been on this team...

Hopkinton, MA · 2d

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Business Profile: Hopkinton welcomes new veterinary practice

Pet owners in Hopkinton have a new option for traditional veterinary care. Upper Charles Animal Hospital, based in Bellingham, recently opened a satellite office at 8 Lumber Street in town. Drs. Brooke Crosier and Lyra Read, the hospital’s founders and owners, had hoped to establish a practice in Hopkinton for years but could not find the right space until recently.

Hopkinton, MA · 1d

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Belmont resident receives scholarship for commitment to nursing

NORTON, Mass. — Adeline Takantjas, member of the Wheaton Class of 2029 and an aspiring nurse practitioner, has earned the 2026 Sturdy Health Nursing Scholarship Award. She is a resident of Belmont. Given annually to a high-achieving sophomore, this award includes a renewable $5,000 scholarship, an opportunity for paid...

Norton, MA · 1d

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Needham nonprofit that helps homeless people settles into its own home

After years of borrowing or renting spaces to store supplies for serving people experiencing homelessness in Boston, Needham-based nonprofit Generic Ministry has found its own home. The organization recently moved into a brick-and-mortar facility, and will welcome the community into the furnished space at 292 Reservoir St. during an open...

Needham, MA · 1d

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Meet the 11-year-old coaching an undefeated Newton flag football team

William “Willy” Melonas will lead the 8U Packers in their semifinal game Sunday — but his time with the team may be running short. The 8U Packers have had a stellar season in the Newton Area Flag Football league. Their coach? An 11-year-old who hasn’t lost a game.

Newton, MA · 23h

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Somerville is getting a new bagel shop from a Brookline favorite

Kupel's Bakery is opening a new café on Elm Street, with house-made cream cheese, breakfast sandwiches, coffee, and more. Kupel’s generous schmears are spreading to Somerville. The Brookline bagel shop, known for its freshly baked bagels and extensive lineup of house-made cream cheese spreads, is expanding. Kupel’s announced...

Somerville, MA · 1d

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Letter to the Editor: Living wages for Lexington Public School employees

Lexington, we have a problem. As of today, the majority of Lexington Public School employees have been working without a contract for 72 days. Your children’s teachers, instructional assistants, academic coaches, interventionists, administrative support staff, special education service providers, nurses, mental health professionals, recess supervisors, and more show up daily to educate Lexington students. To make this happen in the next fiscal cycle, we need your support at the Budget Summit on November 18.

Lexington, MA · 1d

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Wild West Dino Den collection grows

Another Allosaurus will return to town following a recent donation to Wild West Dino Den for the purchase of a Big Al 2 cast, made in memory of Allyn Dimock, of Concord, Mass. Dimock grew up coming out to Shell to visit his family, including cousin Erik Kvale, who is president of the WWDD nonprofit.

Greybull, WY · 1d

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Charlie’s Kitchen Will Not Reopen in Cambridge’s Harvard Square After Owner Says Building Was Sold Following January Flood

Charlie's Kitchen, the Harvard Square burger-and-beer spot that has served Cambridge since 1951, will not reopen, owner David Toraji Oshima announced Nov. 6. The building has been sold, and the new owners "don't have any interest" in bringing Charlie's back, Oshima told The Boston Globe. The decision ends a 10-month...

Cambridge, MA · 2d

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Company of the Month: GRLA at 50: Building on experience, planning for the future

Hopkinton, MA As Gorman Richardson Lewis Architects (GRLA) marks its 50th anniversary in 2026, the Hopkinton firm is preparing for a planned ownership transition. Longtime leadership team members Marc DiPilato, Skye Jensen, and Chris Paszko will become partners in 2027. Co-founder Scott Richardson will retire as president at the end of 2026 and remain involved as principal emeritus, supporting the firm’s continued growth. The transition brings together experience in architectural design, business management, and building performance to guide GRLA’s next chapter.

Hopkinton, MA · 15h

newtonbeacon.org

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Newton City Council to consider a resolution calling for single-payer healthcare in Massachusetts

Should Massachusetts work toward having its own single-payer healthcare system? The City Council may say yes to that question next week. Representatives from MassCare—a nonprofit advocacy group lobbying for single-payer healthcare similar to the well-known “Medicare for All” bill filed by U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-VT—will present a resolution to the Newton City Council’s Programs & Services Committee calling for the state to make that change.

Newton, MA · 1d