Best Offbeat Holiday Destinations In America
A great way to avoid the hustle and bustle associated with the last few weeks of the year is to take a road less traveled to a destination that's calmer and more secluded.
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A great way to avoid the hustle and bustle associated with the last few weeks of the year is to take a road less traveled to a destination that's calmer and more secluded.
Many cities have created goals to reduce their carbon footprint over the next couple of years. One way they have found to do this is through the roofs of buildings, i.e. "green" and "cool" roofs. Find out what a green roof or cool roof is, how much they cost, their maintenance after installment and their benefits.
These new cookbooks from sister company Simon & Schuster have some fabulous recipes for your next holiday gathering.
Check out this guide to the best Boston-based fashion blogs to stay fashion forward.
A man has been charged with the death of woman in a gruesome incident along Route 1.
A mother in Manitoba, Canada was charged a $10 fee after she sent them to daycare with a lunch that included roast beef, potatoes, carrots, an orange and milk. The reason? The dayare said it didn't include any grains as required by the provincial Early Learning and Child Care department. The daycare gave her kids Ritz crackers and sent home a note saying she would be charged a fine of $5 per child.
A breakthrough has been made in organ transplants that uses the cells in the patient's own body.
Officials are expecting record turnout for Tuesday's casino vote.
A married couple and their twin sons were found dead inside a two-family home on Newland Road Monday afternoon.
A 27-year-old homeless man has been arrested in connection with four arson fires in Hyannis this April.
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A man rushed to save the driver of a car that crashed into a pond Monday morning.
The Swansea Police Department confirms that earlier this month, they were forced to pay $750 to hackers through an untraceable online currency.
