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FEMA Gives 308K To Stoneham Fire Department For Radios
The town will match the grant with a $30,849 contribution.

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The town will match the grant with a $30,849 contribution.

Organizers recently shared a call for exhibitors interested in reserving space at the event.
Voters approved a debt exclusion to help fund the $190 million project last year.
The last weekend of summer is here. Find out what's open and closed nearby
The last weekend of summer is here. Find out what's open and closed nearby
The last weekend of summer is here. Find out what's open and closed nearby
The last weekend of summer is here. Find out what's open and closed nearby
The last weekend of summer is here. Find out what's open and closed nearby
The last weekend of summer is here. Find out what's open and closed nearby
Some areas of the park will remain closed as crews complete cleanup work and monitor fire hotspots.
The truck's driver sustained minor injuries in the crash, according to State Police.
A Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center report said the Northeast Mass. region has the highest rate of deficient bridges in the state.
A Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center report said the Northeast Mass. region has the highest rate of deficient bridges in the state
A Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center report said area residents, on average, live 1.2 miles away from a structurally deficient bridge.
Sullivan is seeking the Democratic nomination as the state representative from the 21st Middlesex District.
Challenged ballots had delayed a final result until now after local workers cast their votes last month.
Hiring challenges, a changing restaurant economy and a search for adventure have inspired Stacey Zhang to launch Bam Bam Chicken in Malden.
Malden finalized a set of voter accessibility commitments last week. It now needs state approval for one remaining step.
Reading joined communities across the state, the country and the world on Wednesday in recognizing International Overdose Awareness Day.
Sean Riley is a graduate of Stoneham High School and a rising freshman at the University of Vermont.