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  • 1 month ago | cbsnews.com | David Wade

    Small backyard homes may help housing crisis in Massachusetts Big problems don't always need big solutions. In Massachusetts, one of the answers to our housing crisis might be hiding in the backyard. They're called Accessory Dwelling Units, or ADUs for short. Think of them as pint-sized homes, built on the same lot as an existing home. Once upon a time, these little homes were locked down by zoning rules, you could build one, but only if a relative was moving in.

  • 1 month ago | cbsnews.com | David Wade

    Keith Lockhart is celebrating his 30th anniversary with the Boston Pops and looking ahead to what this season will bring. Three decades ago this week, Lockhart was first introduced as the Pops' new conductor. In the years that followed, he has become synonymous with the city, putting his own stamp on the 140-year-old institution. "If I had one word for my 35-year-old self, I'd say relax," Lockhart told WBZ-TV.

  • 1 month ago | flipboard.com | David Wade

    1 hour agoBorder Patrol arrests 39 people in Maine over 10-day periodU.S. Customs and Border Protection says Border Patrol agents in Maine have apprehended more people this year so far than in all of 2024. NowGlen Taylor Won’t Talk About His Interest in Buying the Minnesota Twins… For NowThe Minnesota Twins have played an up-and-down season to this point.

  • 2 months ago | cbsnews.com | David Wade

    Getting your car inspected isn't particularly enjoyable. Especially, when you fail and find yourself with a budget busting mechanic bill to clear some strange computer code that popped up. In Massachusetts, you have to get your vehicle inspected for safety and emissions every single year. You probably didn't know how rare that is.

  • 2 months ago | cbsnews.com | David Wade

    Country music musical, "Shucked" brings elevated comedy to Boston The Tony Award-winning musical, "Shucked," has made its way to Boston! The popular performance lets country music and comedy take center stage. "I think that country music lends itself so well to musical theater because country music is about stories," said actor Miki Abraham. "The music, I think it's the surprising factor, maybe like the secret weapon of the show," said actor Danielle Wade.

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David Wade @davidwade
7 Jun 25

I guess Marchand had something left

David Wade
David Wade @davidwade
3 Jun 25

This Red Sox team can't handle simple Little League concepts: 1. Put the ball in play. Strikeouts have zero value. 2. Don't make errors. You can't give the opponent extra outs.

David Wade
David Wade @davidwade
2 Jun 25

Why does it seem like every time a storefront is empty- and everyone gets excited about what might be opening up- it ends up being .... a bank ?