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The sale was scheduled to close today.

The survey results, released on Wednesday, also found that 16 percent said they used public transit for most or all of their trips before the pandemic, but only 10 percent said that would continue to be the case.

After examining a report from the Public Consulting Group, officials in Stamford, Vt., are putting the brakes on a merger plan between Stamford and Clarksburg elementary schools until Clarksburg can come up with a plan and financing to renovate and upgrade its school building.

The city has yet to decide the status of fall events like the annual Fall Foliage Festival and parade.

The commonwealth is not pausing public works projects because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
If anything, it is picking up the pace, officials indicated on Wednesday.
"Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some people might think the T would not be able to do as much in fiscal year 20, which ends at the e…

The North Adams City Council Tuesday endorsed a resolution supporting bills in the Legislature that seek to expand voting by mail.
The resolution passed 7-2, with Councilor Robert Moulton Jr. and Wayne Wilkinson voting against.
There are a number of bills in the Legislature addressing mail-in voting, …

Williamstown is thinking about how it might be able to close Spring Street and allow restaurateurs to take over the pavement if and when the commonwealth issues guidance to allow outdoor table service during its phased reopening of the Massachusetts economy...

The state Division of Fisheries and Wildlife has documented more than 70 active bald eagle nests throughout Massachusetts this spring, indicators that the population continues to grow.

Vehicles is giving people more time to do their favorite chores: re-upping your car registration, renewing your driver's license or even getting your vehicle inspected.

Dispensaries are back in operation with certain restrictions