Massachusetts Fights Food Stamp Fraud with Federal Funding and High Tech Amid Rising Food Insecurity
Massachusetts announces federally funded SNAP benefit replacements, aimed at combating the theft of benefits through electronic scams. Despite this progress, the fight against fraudulent activities continues.
Boston's Seaport District Welcomes ZaZiBar, Caribbean-Inspired Hotspot Bolstering Minority-Owned Businesses
ZaZiBar, a Caribbean-inspired cocktail bar in Boston's Seaport neighborhood, expands the growing ZaZ brand of Black-owned restaurants, offering a fusion of international flavors and aiming to provide a space for diversity in an area that has historically been predominantly white-owned.
Boston Cuts the Cost of Green Transit: Mayor Wu Launches Discounted Bluebikes Membership
Mayor Michelle Wu announces the launch of the Boston Bikes Pass, a discounted annual Bluebikes membership for Boston residents designed to make sustainable and affordable transit more accessible to the city's populace.
Castleton Mourns Retired College Dean's Murder, Vermont Police Hunt Armed Suspect
As the Vermont college town of Castleton mourns the untimely death of retired college dean Honoree Fleming, authorities release a sketch of a person of interest and continue to investigate the motives behind the gruesome crime.
$558,531 Granted for Buzzards Bay Water Quality and Habitat Projects: Fairhaven, New Bedford, Wareham, and Westport Benefit
Grants have been awarded to five projects to improve water quality and habitat in the Buzzards Bay watershed; the projects aim to treat stormwater discharges, create a salt marsh habitat, and study wastewater treatment techniques among other goals.











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