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Massachusetts: RV Communities

 
 
 

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Massachusetts is a state in the New England region of the northeastern United States of America. Most of its population of 6.4 million live in the Boston metropolitan area. The eastern half of this relatively small state is mostly urban and suburban. The west is primarily rural; however, most of its population actually lives in urban enclaves. Massachusetts is the most populous of the six New England states and ranks third in overall population density among the 50 states.

 
 

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News for Massachusetts from MassLive.com

Palmer Town Councilor Paul Burns said his support of casinos "depends on the formula." MONTAGUE - Palmer Town Councilor Paul E. Burns, who has publicly e...

 

One councilor said he found out he owed the money when he saw it posted on a bulletin board in town hall. PALMER - It turns out that Town Councilor Karl S. Willia...

 

The finalists are interim Town Administrator Jennifer L. Wolowicz; Paul Beecher, formerly the town administrator in Dover, N.H.; and William Ketcham, formerly the town admi...

 

Springfield's obesity rate and the nutrition factors are really about one-and-a-half times the state rate, said. Helen R. Caulton-Harris, the city’s heal...

 

Lysak received 1,165 votes to 1,084 for Orlando Ramos in the recount. John A. LysakSPRINGFIELD - A recount Friday night confirmed John A. Lysak as the winner of th...

 

State health officials said a total of 17 people in Massachusetts, including two children, have died since the H1NI outbreak began earlier this year. BOSTON &...

 

The Town Council also proposed a new tax rate of $17.65 to $17.75 per $1,000 valuation. GREENFIELD – “We have a balanced budget,” Tow...

 

Gov. Deval Patrick is preparing a plan to close the remaining deficit unilaterally, since the House and Senate rejected his request to give him expanded authority to cut le...

 

About 13 hours prior to that accident, police gave the Cambridge Democrat a ride home because he was allegedly too drunk to drive. BOSTON – A Massachuset...

 

Celebrations took place in Hampden and Franklin-Hampshire juvenile courts. This is a 2:02 p.m. update of a story posted at 1:31 this afternoon. SPRINGFIELD &a...

 

News for Salem, Massachusetts from SalemNews.com

SALEM and mdash; The city's new parking meters will soon be a lot smarter. For starters, they'll accept coins, dollar bills, MasterCard and Visa. They'll feature a screen where customers can prepay ...

 

SALEM and mdash; For one day next week, a local restaurant should change its name from Tavern in the Square to "Turkeys in the Square." One of the city's newest and, on occasion, most contr...

 

PEABODY and mdash; City lawmakers last night changed the future of vocational education in Peabody by choosing to join a regional school district that will give students access to a $133 million high...

 

SALEM and mdash; You may not know Joey Colomba, but he has tens of thousands of followers. Local businesses are turning to him for exposure, and even the city's tourism director is in awe of the aud...

 

DANVERS and mdash; Last Friday, a New York entertainment industry attorney took five seconds out of her lunch break to send a one-word e-mail to Danvers school officials: "Meep." She did it...

 

BEVERLY and mdash; Who knew a fire hydrant could get people so fired up? Endicott College President Dick Wylie says he is blindsided by the backlash. But what can you really expect when the fire hydr...

 

HAMILTON and mdash; Time is running out to memorialize veterans in the walkway around the town's monument to fallen soldiers, sailors and airmen. Jack Akin, the American Legion chaplain who's been sp...

 

IPSWICH and mdash; Careless disposal of a cigarette is the likely cause of a two-alarm fire at a Great Neck home more than two weeks ago, fire officials said. Fire Chief Arthur Howe said a report on...

 

BEVERLY and mdash; Northeast Hospital Corp. laid off 22 people on Tuesday in what hospital officials called a "management restructuring." Chief Operating Officer Pauline Pike said the layof...

 

A police log item in Friday?s paper requires a correction. Todd M. Titus, 37, of 2 Beverly Commons Drive, Beverly, was arrested on the sole charge of driving with a suspended license.