Insurcomm Restoration

After everything goes wrong, you deserve the confidence and comfort of everything going right. Insurcomm Restoration is your trusted local partner for full-service property damage restoration — from emergency response and mitigation through complete reconstruction, all under one roof. For over 30 years, we've helped homeowners, businesses, municipalities, and insurance carriers recover from water damage, fire and smoke, mold, biohazard incidents, and catastrophic events. Our Services: • Water Damage Cleanup &amp; Mitigation • Fire &amp; Smoke Damage Restoration • Mold Remediation • Biohazard &amp; Environmental Cleanup • Contents Cleaning &amp; Restoration • Full Reconstruction &amp; Rebuild • 24/7 Catastrophe Response Why Insurcomm: • 24/7 Emergency Help Line — fast response when minutes matter • IICRC-Certified Professionals delivering precision craftsmanship • Dedicated project management with a single point of contact • Clear, transparent communication from first notice of loss to final walkthrough • Trusted by national and regional insurers for day-to-day claims and complex losses Insurcomm is a Fortify Company, a national property protection platform with 100+ markets nationwide. Locally rooted, nationally backed. Call our 24-hour response line: (844) 424-9283

Norfolk County

Jamie Gatlin

Boston Metropolitan Area

Foxborough

Massachusetts

After everything goes wrong, you deserve the confidence and comfort of everything going right. Insurcomm Restoration is your trusted local partner...

Newton Crossing is a premier apartment community located at

Newton Crossing

Newton Crossing is a premier apartment community located at 1165 Washington Street in Newton, Massachusetts. This modern residential development offers a sophisticated living experience situated along the banks of Cheese Cake Brook, providing residents with a tranquil environment just minutes from the West Newton MBTA commuter rail station. The property serves as a gateway to both suburban comfort and the vibrant urban amenities of the greater Boston area. Designed to meet diverse lifestyle needs, the community features a wide selection of contemporary rental residences ranging from stylish studios to spacious one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans. Residents benefit from a lavish array of indoor and outdoor amenities, including beautifully landscaped courtyards, lush lawns, and pedestrian-friendly walkways. The site also integrates convenience into daily life with all-new street-level retail spaces located directly on the property. Developed by Garden Communities, Newton Crossing is a pet-friendly community that prioritizes high-quality construction and resident satisfaction. Prospective tenants can expect a seamless leasing experience and a professional management team dedicated to maintaining a superior standard of living in one of the region's most historic and desirable suburbs.

Middlesex County

Newton

Newton Crossing is a premier apartment community located at 1165 Washington Street in Newton, Massachusetts. This modern residential development...

Natarelli & Son Roofing and Gutters is a family-owned and op

Natarelli & Son Roofing and Gutters

Natarelli &amp; Son Roofing and Gutters is a family-owned and operated roofing contractor based at 6 Austin Way in Natick, Massachusetts. With over 30+ years of experience, they provide professional residential and commercial roofing, gutter installation, and exterior maintenance services to homeowners throughout the MetroWest and Greater Boston area. Specializing in roof replacement, roof repair, and seamless gutter systems, the company is an IKO certified installer known for high-quality workmanship. Their expertise extends to micro-mesh gutter guard installation, siding, and window services, all designed to withstand the specific challenges of New England weather, including heavy snow and ice dams. As a BBB A+ rated business, Natarelli &amp; Son Roofing and Gutters is fully licensed and insured, offering a unique zero money down guarantee until project completion. Customers can expect transparent, line-item estimates and reliable service from a team backed by over 150 five-star Google reviews.

Natick

Natarelli & Son Roofing and Gutters is a family-owned and operated roofing contractor based at 6 Austin Way in Natick, Massachusetts. With over 30+...

Sudbury Native Brings Pelvic Health PT to the Community

Harbor Strength Pelvic Health

Residents now have access to specialized pelvic floor physical therapy close to home as Harbor Strength Pelvic Health opens. Founded by Doctor of Physical Therapy Maggie Curtis, Harbor Strength Pelvic Health provides one-on-one care for pregnancy, postpartum recovery, pelvic pain, urinary incontinence, prolapse, core weakness, and other pelvic health concerns. Every treatment plan is personalized, with hour-long appointments focused on helping patients return to the activities they love. For owner Maggie Curtis, opening the clinic is especially meaningful. As a Sudbury native, she's excited to bring specialized pelvic health services back to the community she calls home. "I'm grateful for the opportunity to provide this level of care in the town where I grew up. My goal is to make expert pelvic health physical therapy more accessible so people don't have to travel far to receive the support they deserve." Harbor Strength Pelvic Health offers treatment for individuals during pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause, and beyond, with a whole-body approach that addresses movement, strength, and function.

Jessie Castellano

Sudbury

Residents now have access to specialized pelvic floor physical therapy close to home as Harbor Strength Pelvic Health opens. Founded by Doctor of...

Rare Restoration

Rare Restoration is a professional repair and restoration shop located at 93R Border St. in West Newton, Massachusetts. Serving as a community hub for those who prioritize preservation over replacement, the business specializes in breathing new life into furniture, vintage lighting, and various household showpieces. Whether you have a sentimental heirloom or a valuable antique, their team provides expert care to restore your items to their former glory. The shop offers a comprehensive range of services, including furniture refinishing, chair seat weaving, rush-work, and caning. Their expertise extends to intricate technical tasks such as lamp and chandelier rewiring, antique lock and key repair, metal turning, and custom fabrication. From spindle and baluster duplication to delicate ceramic restoration, the skilled craftspeople at Rare Restoration handle a diverse array of materials and complex repair needs with precision. As a member of the Catchlight family, Rare Restoration is committed to providing honest, skilled, and prompt service at a fair price. Customers can expect a dedicated, old-world approach to craftsmanship that ensures their belongings are preserved for future generations.

Rare Restoration is a professional repair and restoration shop located at 93R Border St. in West Newton, Massachusetts. Serving as a community hub...

Boston Construct, LLC

Project Planner and Home Renovator MA CSL #75620 / HIC Reg. #217093 Home Additions, Whole House Renovations, Home Building, ADU's Expanding the kitchen? No problem.

Project Planner and Home Renovator MA CSL #75620 / HIC Reg. #217093 Home Additions, Whole House Renovations, Home Building, ADU's Expanding the...

Home of Loyalist Isaac Jones and 6 generations of his family

Golden Ball Tavern Museum

Step inside history at the Golden Ball Tavern Museum—a remarkable home built in 1768 where the drama of the American Revolution once unfolded. Built by Isaac Jones, a prominent citizen who famously shifted from Loyalist to Patriot, the Tavern became an unlikely hub of intrigue. In 1774 it was the scene of a violent ransacking known as the ‘Weston Tea Party’. During the winter of 1775, it served as a base for British spies, playing a role in the events that led to the march on Lexington and Concord. These walls have witnessed divided loyalties, secret plans, and a nation on the brink of independence. The tavern, found at “the sign of the Golden Ball,” welcomed travelers from 1770 to 1793. For the 200 years, six generations of the Jones family carefully preserved the home and its stories—creating a rare, unbroken link to the past. Today, the Golden Ball Tavern Museum invites visitors to experience early American life up close. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum houses hundreds of original artifacts and offers engaging programs, lectures, and events that bring history vividly to life for all ages. Open year-round from February through December, the museum welcomes visitors every Thursday (10 a.m.–4 p.m.) and on the second Sunday of each month (1–4 p.m.). The museum has a special, week-long holiday event in December which is open to the public each day. Whether you're a history enthusiast or just curious about the past, there’s something here for everyone. Our largest fundraiser of the year - the Golden Ball Tavern Museum's Barn Sale - will celebrate its 59th year on September 26th, 2026. Join us from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. You’ll find gorgeous items donated by local and wider community members—many who are moving, downsizing, or just clearing space. Expect a wide variety, of antique, vintage and contemporary items. Learn more or plan your visit at www.goldenballtavern.org.

Weston

Step inside history at the Golden Ball Tavern Museum—a remarkable home built in 1768 where the drama of the American Revolution once unfolded....

WESTON — Does PE still make sense when you're already dancing, skating, or swimming for hours a day? Weston students want the school to consider that question, reports <a href="https://weston.ma.townbrief.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">TownBrief Weston</a>. Last week, the Student Advisory Committee asked the School Committee to expand the physical education exemption, the outlet reports. That currently applies only to athletes competing in Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association-sanctioned sports. Students say dancers, figure skaters and others with demanding physical activities outside school can train just as hard as varsity athletes — yet still have to take PE. No decision was made. The committee plans to revisit the issue, potentially in December, after hearing from high school administrators and the teaching and learning department. Read more at <a href="https://weston.ma.townbrief.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">TownBrief Weston</a>.

WESTON — Does PE still make sense when you’re already dancing, skating, or swimming for hours a day? Weston students want the school to consider that question, reports <a href="https://weston.ma.townbrief.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">TownBrief Weston</a>.

Last week, the Student Advisory Committee asked the School Committee to expand the physical education exemption, the outlet reports. That currently applies only to athletes competing in Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association-sanctioned sports. Students say dancers, figure skaters and others with demanding physical activities outside school can train just as hard as varsity athletes — yet still have to take PE.

No decision was made. The committee plans to revisit the issue, potentially in December, after hearing from high school administrators and the teaching and learning department. Read more at <a href="https://weston.ma.townbrief.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">TownBrief Weston</a>.