New England/Canada cross-border trade and cultural exchange group also appoints new directors, officers
The MDS is pleased to welcome Meredith A. Bailey, DMD, as its 158th President for the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 governance years.
Sacha Baron Cohen, who does not endorse products or use cannabis, says a Somerset-based company is using his likeness without permission.
A Taunton-based company will be the first to offer home deliver cannabis, a drug that was illegal less than five years ago.
The chain tried — and failed — to take on local juggernaut Dunkin' in the mid-2000s.
Troy Industries said "the changing climate for firearms manufacturers in the state" prompted its decision to move 75 jobs to Tennessee.
Of the 15 states that have set dates for lifting coronavirus restrictions, none are later than the Bay State's target of Aug. 1.
The 70 drivers and mechanics deliver grocery staples to more than 100 supermarkets in Massachusetts and New England.
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Gov. Baker announced the easing of restrictions across several industries Thursday.
With remote work here to stay even after the pandemic ends, some of the state's white collar workers are looking to move away.
The Boston-based company and other Internet sites reported service interruptions ahead of kickoff of the Super Bowl.
Eligible Massachusetts residents can begin getting vaccinated at local CVS pharmacies next week.
Disruptions to internet services are always a hassle, but have become even more excruciating as the pandemic forces people to work at home.
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Hundreds of customers lined up outside a marijuana dispensary in Leicester to partake of the state's first legal pot.
Also: 'Belligerent' man leaves police with memorable booking photo; Pot dispensary not replacing popular Route 1 restaurant; More.
Also; trick-or-treaters find sewing needles in candy; racial profiling claimed on Delta flight; and charges in pepper-spraying incident.
Also: Saturday school? Thanks to the storms, yes; Child using matches cause of triple-fatal fire; Why are the choppers so low?; More.
Also: Someone stole a street sweeper and drove it up 93, police said; Officer convicted for racially motivated assault while off-duty; More.
Also: Joe Kennedy gets called up to the big stage; One of the state's top new restaurants abruptly closes; More.
It's just not a good time to be a brick and mortar retailer for some.