Heather Morrison

6 days ago | masslive.com | Heather Morrison

A major jackpot prize was won off of a $25 slot machine bet Thursday night at MGM Springfield. The prize was for $12,541.60, said a spokesperson for MGM Springfield. It was off of the game Dragon Link. The grand jackpot prize was worth $67,000. There are over 1,500 slot machines at MGM Springfield. In February, MGM Springfield paid out over $9,900,000 in jackpot prizes, the casino’s website states. And in March, MGM Springfield paid out over $13,500,000 in jackpots. Players must be 21 years or older.

6 days ago | masslive.com | Heather Morrison

Hundreds of nails were found lined up on a Falmouth road at 2 a.m. Friday. Now, police are asking for people’s help. Around 2 a.m., Falmouth Police Officer Cooper Chapman was patrolling John Parker Road when he saw nails lining the roadway. Officers checked the area on foot and located more nails on Clark Street, Old Barnstable Road and Prince Henry Drive. Some nails, police said, were put under vehicle tires in driveways.

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Heather Morrison

Hundreds of nails were found lined up on a Falmouth road at 2 a.m. Friday. Now, police are asking for people’s help. Around 2 a.m., Falmouth Police Officer Cooper Chapman was patrolling John Parker Road when he saw nails lining the roadway. Officers checked the area on foot and located more nails on Clark Street, Old Barnstable Road and Prince Henry Drive. Some nails, police said, were put under vehicle tires in driveways.

6 days ago | masslive.com | Heather Morrison

After their owner was killed “in a tragic domestic violence incident,” workers at a Rhode Island rescue were determined to find two resilient dogs a new home. “They are truly such resilient and amazing dogs with the kindest eyes & goofiest personalities,” wrote Liv Phelps, a worker for Hotel for Homeless Dogs in Cumberland, Rhode Island. “Spanky a gentle giant who welcomes you with wet slobbery kisses and big ol hugs. Darla with her ever so soft fur and beautiful face.

6 days ago | masslive.com | Heather Morrison

A movie filming in Massachusetts needs a wide range of actors. It is a short student film called "Tale of a...Sundown Town" and is part of Emerson College. Roles pay up to $600. “A narrator tells the story of a spring break road trip, 5 HBCU College students take a detour to visit one of their grandparents,” Backstage reads. “After an encounter at a gas station, they learn it’s a Sundown Town and must survive the night at the grandparent’s house." Actors ages 19-69 are needed for this short film.