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Bitty & Beau's Coffee is run by people with developmental and intellectual disabilities. It'll be moving into the Diamici's building.
Traffic will be restricted from the busy road Sunday afternoon as the city opens it to pedestrians to cap Earth Week.
In a town that has more women than men, its political representation is finally following suit.
Plus: We're talking about the city pulling a fast one on residents, police officers getting paid and a new quarterback in New England.
Finance reports show Brandon Flanagan and the "Vote No On 1" committee far outspending the opposition, but falling short at the polls.
Police said a man driving a pickup truck approached a teen girl and made inappropriate comments to a woman in her yard this week.
Plus: We're talking about the beauty of getting back to normal, whether Jimmy G is coming back and a Boston nanny accused of child porn.
More than 27 percent of registered voters turned out. No turnout in at least the previous five Town Elections broke 20 percent.
Crews will be working to repair the road for the next few weeks, a city official said. The MWRA-owned pipe is from 1957.
Plus: We're talking a potential U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins, not a potential Mayor Nick Collins and that big ol' Boston budget.
Impacts from the severe break could be felt for quite some time.
Authorities are investigating reports of a bear moseying through a residential neighborhood Tuesday morning.
Unofficial results show Ami Wall and Kevin Piskadlo winning School Committee and Anne Danehy and Julie Smith-Galvin winning Town Council.
Plus: We're talking a pot shop supermarket opening downtown, business people not ready to get back to business and returning ferry service.
The annual Wakefield Town Election is Tuesday, April 27. Here's what to know before heading to the polls.
Neighbors are apoplectic about plans to wipe out their "postage stamp of rock and trees," even offering to buy it back.
Plus: We're talking about putting the snail in snail mail, a $40,000 bottle of whiskey and humble pickle beginnings paying off big time.
The NEWIEE Awards Gala traditionally recognizes and celebrates the accomplishments of women leaders in the fields of energy and environment.
The rapidly growing fire has flames shooting through the roof of the Hyannis hotel.