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It's always great to see new locations for open up in Massachusetts, whether it be a new locally owned spot, or an expanding chain. For this new bagel joint that has opened up a brand new location in the Bay State, it is the latter of those options.

While many Massachusetts residents seem to jump right from Halloween to Christmas, Thanksgiving is low-key the best holiday of the year. Before the pressure of having the perfect gift for everyone, spending a small fortune on shopping and hours on wrapping, folks simply get to sit down with friends and family, eat, drink, and show thanks for all the special things in their lives, big and small...

Will the beloved dish be at your Thanksgiving feast this year? It certainly will be in many parts of Massachusetts.

Residents and visitors have three choices to enjoy an American staple

Massachusetts is home to some of the most amazing local restaurant and eateries of all varieties that come in all shapes and sizes. For several of its local spots, many of them happen to have some of the absolute best food. However, some of these spots may go under the radar since they aren't always the flashiest of joints. That doesn't stop them from being the best hole-in-the-wall spots to hit up for a good meal though. And now we know what spot is known for being the best hole-in-the-wall restaurant in the Bay State.

He estimated that he'd composed 100 songs in a "creative explosion" with the Beach Boys legend.

From snow-in-a-can to disco ball ornaments, childhood Christmases were pure magic—and filled with buckets of glitter. Did your favorite holiday decorations make the list?

Silk's Variety in the small western Massachusetts town of Sheffield is on fire right now. Not literally, but you understand. Beer, wine, liquor, and lottery says the outdoor sign at 107 Main Street and three lucky Berkshire County residents are each one million dollars richer this year...

Singer-songwriter has retired one of his most beloved songs.

"I don't care if you put us third, fourth, whatever — our motto was, 'Go out there and beat your ass, anyway.'"

The latest update on the Butternut Fire.

NEWS10's Chief Meteorologist Steve Capporizzo in Albany is predicting the first wet snowfall for Massachusetts particularly for the higher elevations of 2000 feet or more.