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Over 15 Spooky Movies Filmed in Massachusetts; Which One is Your Favorite? (opens the original)
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October is here, and that means fall foliage, hiking, and Halloween here in Massachusetts. The leaf peepers love coming to Massachusetts and checking out the beauty that Mother Nature provides this time of year. October is one of my favorite months of the year, and Halloween is one of my favorite holidays, if not my favorite. Getting prepared for Halloween is also a big thrill for me and my family. Everything from hanging up decorations, going to the store to seek out new decorations, shopping f
Massachusetts Residents Should Be Prepared for a Complicated Winter (opens the original)
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October is here, and before you know it, the seasons will change again as cold temperatures and snowy conditions are waiting in the wings. Massachusttes residents from Boston to Berkshire County are used to rough winter weather. Last winter was a doozy with multiple storms and very frigid conditions. Then there was the time back in 2011 when sections of Massachusetts were hammered by a snowstorm right around Halloween. That felt like a mid-winter storm, and it wasn't even November yet. If I reme
Here's Where You Can Visit Toys R Us in Massachusetts (opens the original)
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One thing I loved about growing up in the '80s and '90s was the number of toy stores that were available to me to explore. As a kid in the Berkshires, I could go to The Toy Works in the Allendale Shopping Center in Pittsfield as well as KB Toys in the Berkshire Mall. When my parents would travel to Albany to shop, I was thrilled to go to Toys R Us. We didn't have a Toys R Us in Berkshire County, so it was a real treat to visit the Albany store when possible. Back in those days, it was all about
Credit Cards are Becoming More Expensive to Use in Mass. (opens the original)
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Have you noticed lately that when you go to a restaurant or pay for a service by credit card, some businesses charge you a fee to use the card? This happened to me at a restaurant in northern Berkshire County a few months ago. I paid by credit card and was charged a fee. Likewise, I used to pay my auto insurance bill via credit card, but now I'm paying by check because the insurance company is charging customers who choose the credit card method. Why is this happening? The fees are a surcharge,
Massachusetts Coffee Chain Offering Free Coffee on Sept. 29 (opens the original)
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If you're a coffee fan, you may already know that September 29th is National Coffee Day. Of course, you don't need an excuse to enjoy some coffee, but it's pretty cool that there's a whole day dedicated to the beloved beverage. There's no doubt that coffee is an American staple. In fact, according to Balance Coffee, Americans consume roughly 185 billion cups of coffee each year. This translates to 500 million cups consumed across the United States every day. You probably won't be surprised to le
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