Bruce Castleberry

1 week ago | bostonherald.com | Bruce Castleberry

FOXBORO – The Tufts Jumbos dominated Dickinson 25-8 on Sunday at Gillette Stadium to cap an unbeaten season with a second consecutive NCAA Division III National Championship. Junior attackman Brooks Hauser led the Jumbos with four goals and three assists, a career high in points in a game. Tufts’ goal outburst is the most ever scored in a championship game across all Divisions. It’s the third time a team has scored 20+ goals in a championship (1992 Nazareth, and ‘95 Salisbury with 22).

2 weeks ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Bruce Castleberry

FITCHBURG – The Department of Public Works advises residents of the following work that will be done, weather permitting, during the week of May 19, 2025. Road ConstructionMonday – Sunday 12 a.m. to 12 p.m.River Street Bridge:MassDOT’s contractor Northern Construction has implemented a detour on the River Street Bridge. All southbound traffic will follow the West Street detour. Northbound traffic will be maintained.

1 month ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Bruce Castleberry

Although fewer single-family homes were sold in Massachusetts last month compared to a year ago, real estate market analysts at The Warren Group believe 2025’s first-quarter results give hope that longstanding inventory pressures have begun to ease slightly. Whether that’s reality or wishful thinking, that sanguine note represents a rare ray of positivity for priced-out potential homebuyers. However, that decrease in sales didn’t stem the relentless increase in prices.

1 month ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Bruce Castleberry

It’s difficult to comprehend why legislation to help protect health-care workers from physical assaults has failed to become law in this state. Even more inexplicable – the fact that the Legislature has continually rejected similar common-sense measures. In the 16 years since the first version of this bill was introduced, supporters say assaults on workers have grown exponentially. By how much? Do the math.

1 month ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Bruce Castleberry

By now we’ve all heard about toxic chemicals known as PFAS, which remain in the environment long after their initial use, exposing us to a variety of cancers. Virtually no one’s immune from their deleterious effects, since they’re found in a wide variety of everyday products. However, certain segments of the population are more susceptible […] Subscribe to continue reading this article. Originally Published: April 16, 2025 at 4:30 AM EDT