Brockton High School junior prom held at Clarion Hotel in Taunton
By Marc Vasconcellos
POP Culture cake pop shop moves from Fall River to new Freetown home
By Ashley Schuler
Middleboro to support legal fight against MBTA housing mandate
By Sandy Quadros Bowles
Town of Middleborough Encourages Community Members to Attend Upcoming Kick-off Discovery Workshop for Master Planning Process
By Leah Comins
Never boring, never comfortable: Taunton filmmaker explores his own grief in 'The Painter"
By Daniel Schemer
Brockton High School student art exhibit shows youth gambling problem
By Christopher Butler
Spire Center For Performing Arts to Present Johnny & The Asbury Jukes & More
By Chloe Rabinowitz
Brockton Superintendent opens up on virtual education, school in Covid
By Christopher Butler
Jerry Seinfeld is still haunted by a Boston heckler from 1993
ENTERTAINMENT
- "That was a tough one. I still think about it.”
- Seinfeld said that a heckler at a Boston show from 30 years ago still gets under his skin.
- "Sounds like a Boston insult if we’ve ever heard one."
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'Beautiful memories': End of era as Stoughton Jewish deli closes its doors after 30 years
By Alisha Saint-ciel
Chef sells Haitian food at America's Food Basket in Brockton, Randolph
By Marc Vasconcellos
Rally held to prevent loss of Morton Hospital; CEO pens letter to community: Top stories
By Kristina Fontes
First student arraigned in Boston area pro-Palestine student protests receives community service
By Tori Bedford
Canton PD audit, tied to corruption allegations in Karen Read trial, to move forward
By Eli Rosenberg & Glenn Jones
Some 1,500 rallied in Boston in support of Jewish students facing rising antisemitism on campus
By Maddie Khaw & John Ellement
Get ready for a 9-day closure of the middle of the Red Line
By Nik Decosta-klipa
A South Boston condo with a grisly history hits the market
REAL ESTATE
- The one-bedroom unit where the remains of four infants were found is listed for less than $500,000.
- Authorities reportedly determined the remains were linked to an unrelated homicide that had already gone to trial.
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Boston city councilor edits out Israeli ‘genocide’ accusations in toned down cease-fire resolution
By Gayla Cawley
A program known as humanitarian parole offers hope to Haitians seeking refuge in the U.S.
By Simon Rios
Here’s where to find the best bagels in Greater Boston and beyond
FOOD
- We asked readers to tell us their favorite spot for bagels, and more than 1,000 responded.
- Among the most popular spots were pop-up Brick Street Bagels, Bagel Guild, and Goldilox Bagels in Medford.
- We've created an interactive map to find the best bagels near you, and a full list of all 50 recommended bagel shops.
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DNC targets RFK Jr.'s Boston fundraiser
By Kelly Garrity & Lisa Kashinsky
Property transfers that took place in April in Greater Fall River
By Ashley Schuler
1 injured in New Bedford shooting
By Sarah Doiron
Two spice festivals are coming to town
By Gia Orsino
Rockwood Music Hall in Boston informs bands it is closing May 1
By Victoria Wasylak