Thirty-three retailers will be allowed to open up shop in the state. Sales will start Dec. 1.
New England
Defendant’s DNA not on tested items in New Hampshire beheading case
A state criminalist has testified that investigators didn’t find a DNA profile for the man accused of killing his wife’s co-worker on items recovered in the case.
‘Jaws’ extra named police chief on Martha’s Vineyard
He played one of two boys who send beachgoers into a panic by swimming around with a fake shark’s fin.
Company fined $27,000 after Vermont zip line death
The Stowe Mountain Resort employee was traveling over 80 mph when he hit the platform.
Rhode Island AG withdraws objection to utility deal
The state’s main electricity and gas provider will be sold to a Pennsylvania-based corporation.
Beheaded New Hampshire man also had gun wounds, cuts, bruises
Armando Barron is accused of using his wife’s cellphone to lure Jonathan Amerault to a park where he killed him.
Remains of woman missing since 1978 found in New Hampshire river
Her death was determined to be an accident from a car crash nearly 44 years ago and the cause of death was multiple blunt force injuries.
Rosmarie Trapp, whose family inspired ‘Sound of Music,’ dies
Rosmarie Trapp, died Friday at the age of 93 at a nursing home in Morrisville, Vermont, Trapp Family Lodge announced.
Dozens of rescuers help save dolphins stranded on Cape Cod
Seven dolphins stranded in a shallow Massachusetts river have been released into deeper waters after an hours-long rescue effort by more than 40 people.
App to provide verified sightings of sharks off New England
Increased shark sightings off Cape Cod have been a source of discussion in recent years, and there have been two fatal shark bites off New England since 2018.