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DUXBURY — As Andrew Marshall drives up to the barrier on Duxbury Beach, he shakes his head. In front of him is miles of open sand. For generations, the quintessential image of summer in this town was to see the shoreline of this 7.5-mile...
GENEVA, Ohio — Jonah Beauregard knew when he was selected to represent Massachusetts that the Patriot Games would be controversial. The three-day athletic competition, featuring one boy and one girl representing each state, some US...
Massachusetts’ ever-rising house prices make life difficult. But a new landmark report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston shows this state’s lofty housing prices have another pernicious effect: maintaining, or perhaps even deepening,...
By mid-2021, hundreds of thousands of dollars in personal bills were coming due for Brian Depeña, and, according to authorities, his campaign for Lawrence mayor needed money, too. But Depeña, according to federal prosecutors, turned to a...