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Structural Issues Will Keep Notre Dame Church In Adams Closed Until Further Notice (opens the original)
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It's heartbreaking when a church has to close its doors, especially if you have so many memories inside it. Notre Dame Church, at 21 Maple Street in Adams, will always hold a special place in my heart because it's where I made my first confession, received communion, and received confirmation. For now, it will remain closed because they thought it was just peeling paint. Turns out it needs major structural repairs. Here's the inside scoop. Mark Dupont, communications director for the Roman Catho
Massachusetts History Sites Attract Tourists To The Bay State, Though Plymouth Rock's Hype Outpaces The Actual Experience (opens the original)
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Many attractions and historic sites draw tourists to the Bay State, fueling its vibrant tourism sector. Massachusetts, often called the Bay State, has a rich history as one of the original 13 colonies that founded the United States. This heritage adds to the state's appeal, offering visitors the chance to explore places tied to pivotal moments in American history. Visitors should research thoroughly before planning their trips, since some attractions may fall short of their promotional claims an
Massachusetts Waste Ban Keeps Batteries And Toxics Out Of Landfills. Here's What Goes Where. (opens the original)
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We learn what we can and can't do every day, in person and through the media. So why not keep learning today? Surprisingly, improper disposal of many items can harm the environment. Massachusetts enforces a "waste ban," as detailed on Mass.gov, that prohibits disposing of or transferring certain toxic and recyclable materials. These bans encourage reuse and recycling, conserve landfill capacity, and reduce the environmental harm caused by waste containing toxic substances. Most household alkalin
From Boston Brick To Berkshire Trails, Massachusetts Offers Something For Every Kind Of Life (opens the original)
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Are you thinking about moving to Massachusetts and searching for the Bay State’s most welcoming communities? Or perhaps you’re after a peaceful weekend getaway where friendliness and comfort take priority over the bustle of busier destinations? Massachusetts offers welcoming communities for a range of lifestyles and tastes. Whether you’re drawn to a lively, historic neighborhood or a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature, you'll find a place that feels right. Explore towns and cities with a stro
Cape Cod's Barnstable Keeps Active Despite High Excessive Drinking Rates Among Adults (opens the original)
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Alcohol is served at 90% of events held at this Massachusetts venue. While some events—especially those geared toward children—avoid serving alcohol to maintain a family-friendly atmosphere, it’s particularly fascinating to explore the driest towns in Massachusetts. In these towns, local laws generally prohibit alcohol sales, reflecting strict liquor regulations. These communities often uphold traditional policies that prioritize sobriety and family welfare, setting them apart from nearby areas
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