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Sal’s Pizza is the Best

By Ken Savage | Nov 19, 2008

It is the wholesome and fresh product line of our restaurant/takeout and franchise operations that has made Sal’s Pizza a unique and successful quick-server enterprise. The concept for the company originated in Boston’s North End, the renowned enclave of authentic Italian eateries, and where CEO Sal Lupoli did his culinary apprenticeship. This experience was to [...]

Will Same Sex Marriage in Massachusetts Be Overturned?

By Erin | Nov 12, 2008

Massachusetts law makers pushed forward the proposed ban to make same sex marriage illegal in it’s state. Although 132 voted against the ban, 62 members voted to get rid of gay marriage. Since the cutoff to keep a proposition alive is 50 votes, this one will appear for further consideration on the next legislative which [...]

How Thanksgiving Became the National Day of Mourning for the Wampanoag Native Americans

By Erin | Nov 8, 2007

When I was young, it was ok for people to celebrate the myth of Thanksgiving as it had been told to us for hundreds of years. The Pilgrims landed on Plymouth rock and were met by some very friendly “Indians”.
These Indians quickly became friends with the Pilgrims. In a way of celebrating both the [...]

Shaw Farm Is The Last Of It’s Kind In Greater Lowell

By Ken Savage | Nov 3, 2007

Located in Dracut Massachusetts, Shaw Farm is the only operating dairy farm still around in the Greater Lowell area. You can be sure that when you visit Shaw Farm for your dairy needs you are purchasing fresh milk from a dairy farm on a very, very short list of dairy farms in still operating in [...]

Off Road ATV Laws In Massachusetts Are Changing

By Ken Savage | Sep 8, 2007

Recently, the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) in partnership with the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EOEEA) assembled an Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) Enforcement Working Group to guide the agency in recommending changes to current OHV laws, regulations and practices. The Department is sharing this information with the extensive list [...]

Massachusetts Junior Operators Face New Stricter Driving Laws

By Erin | Apr 2, 2007

There has been a lot of focus lately on making sure that teenage drivers practice safer driving. One idea that was floating around for a while was raising the legal driving age. That obviously didn’t happen but some stricter laws for newer drivers are now in effect that will drastically change not only what is [...]

15 Year Old Jared Richards of Swampscot May Face Charges for Possession of Explosive Device

By Erin | Mar 30, 2007

Mixing explosive chemicals found around the house in a soda bottle to watch them explode was not the best idea that 15 year old Jared Richards of Swampscot, MA ever had but to be charged for it by the state? I really think that is too much.
Jared Richards and some of his friends had found [...]

He Took Up Beer Drinking. Now This Catholic Cardinal Wants to Podcast

By Ken Savage | Dec 21, 2006

Boston’s Cardinal Sean O’Malley, who already has his own blog, is helping bring the Roman Catholic church deeper into the 21st century by offering downloadable Christmas video messages in three languages. The Catholic church is generally seen as being behind the curve when it comes to new media and technology.
There has been some resistance to [...]

Weymouth’s Own Sgt. Andrew Farrar

By Ken Savage | Oct 10, 2006

DROPKICK MURPHYS - “Last Letter Home”
Listen to Last Letter Home
Hello there my dearest love
Today I write to you about our sons
The boys start school today
They’re the spitting image of you in every way
Hey son it’s Dad
I hope this letter finds you well out of harm’s way
We saw the news today it frightened your Mom
Now all [...]

9/11 + 5

By Ken Savage | Sep 11, 2006

Five years after the worst terrorist attack on American soil, families of some of the nearly 3,000 victims gathered Monday at Ground Zero for a solemn ceremony.
The commemoration included four moments of silence. Two for the times that hijacked planes hit the World Trade Center towers (which Dracut’s own John Ogonowski piloted flight 11) and [...]

Support Massachusetts Democrats

By Ken Savage | Aug 10, 2006

Dear Friend,
In 3 months, voters across the Commonwealth will head to the polls for the critically important 2006 election. It has been 20 years — far too long — since we elected a Democratic governor here at home. Massachusetts, like so much of the country, is ready for a change.
That’s why the Democratic Coordinated Campaign [...]

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