A 3,906-square-foot house built in 1938 has changed hands. The spacious property located at 115 Mandalay Road in Newton Center was sold on June 7, 2024. The $5,300,000 purchase price works out to $1,357 per square foot. This two-story house boasts a generous living space...
A group of six teenagers were injured when an SUV slammed into a tree in Mashpee early Tuesday morning, according to WCVB-TV.The car, a Toyota RAV4, had seven people inside when it crashed into a tree at Carleton Drive and Swain Circle, the station reported,...
A 58-year-old man will serve three years in prison in connection to a robbery at the Harvard Market in Malden, according to acting U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts Joshua S. Levy’s office.John Schurko, of Malden, will serve two years of supervised release following the prison sentence....
A small child was struck by a vehicle near a market in Worcester late Monday night, according to police. The crash occurred around 9:35 p.m. Monday near 243 Lincoln St. in the Central Massachusetts city, Lt. Sean Murtha, a Worcester police spokesman, told MassLive. Murtha...
Senate Democrats seek to authorize more than $5 billion in borrowing to spur housing production in a bill that would make a number of policy changes to Massachusetts’ housing laws, but leaves the much-discussed proposal to allow communities to tax high-value real estate transactions to...
South Shore brand Levitate does more than host one of New England’s biggest music festivals — Levitate Music and Arts Festival — every summer.The community-oriented outlet makes its own apparel, curates children’s camps and has a nonprofit organization that helps fund people’s dreams around music,...
SPRINGFIELD – A new attendance policy in Springfield defies state rules but is meant to meet student and family needs.“If the child has a documented medical issue we consider that excused, even if the state does not,” said Jose Escribano, chief of family and community...
A key provision of Gov. Maura Healey’s plan to address Massachusetts’ crushing housing access and affordability crisis appears officially dead on Beacon Hill. And the tale of its demise is an object lesson on how things get done — or more often, do not get...
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While the Celtics and the rest of Boston are busy enjoying the afterglow of Banner No. 18, the front office doesn’t have that much time to reflect. The NBA calendar moves quick even after the conclusion of the season, meaning Brad Stevens and his crew...