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The Best Burger In MA + New Raising Cane's Opens: MA Food Week
Plus: The Michelin Guide could be coming to a Boston restaurant. Here's what that means for local chefs.
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Honoring Sacrifice, Remembering History: A Memorial Day Reflection
North Shore Disabled Veterans of America Commander Jeffrey Blonder shares his thoughts on the lessons of Memorial Day.
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Swampscott Town Meeting Restores $130K In Cuts To School Budget
Town meeting members voted to amend the Finance Committee's request in line with the Select Board's proposed town cuts and tax increases.
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These MA Cities Land On Job Misery Index—Here’s Why
If you hate your job, you're not alone. A new analysis shows that workers in three Massachusetts cities are right there with you.
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The Story Behind America’s 2 Farfrompoopen Roads And Other Weird News
This happened when Florida man’s wife began singing ‘Click Click Boom’ as he showered; Chicago classic “baptized in gravy” in nod to pope.
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Swampscott Students Honored At Hartford, Stonehill, Tufts, URI, WPI,
These Swampscott students were among those recently earning academic or athletic distinctions.
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Swampscott Select Board Finds $109K To Balance School Spending
A four-hour meeting on Wednesday added up to town-side cuts designed to restore money taken from the proposed school budget.
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Marblehead, Swampscott Family Members On 'Team JJ' For Jimmy Fund Walk
The women are walking in honor of a 3-year-old family member going through cancer treatments at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
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