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Spring is every so slowly starting to heat up in Massachusetts. Or, at least more than it has been recently. With warmer temps in store for the latter Spring months, and upcoming Summer, here are some spots across the Bay State that are typically warmer than others. So, what are the warmest cities and towns in Massachusetts traditionally?

No matter what state you live in throughout the U.S., every state is going to have some laws that differ from the norm. But what about Massachusetts? It seems that unfortunately the Bay State has several laws that seem like they may be on the fringe of insanity. Like, a lot of them.

We all love the great local Massachusetts restaurants or eateries regardless of where it is in the state. It's often the case that those are the spots in the community that will typically have the best food hands down. Not only that, but it's always important to support businesses in the local community. And one of those local spots happens to be a family-run restaurant that's been called a "legendary family-run restaurant that you have to try". One of the top family-run restaurants throughout Massachusetts over on the western side of the state.

Massachusetts has lots of fantastic spots to stop in and enjoy a cold one. As we get later in the Spring and look to the upcoming Summer months, it's just a matter of time before we hit some warmer weather when a great spot to enjoy a drink may be out on the patio, out in a courtyard, a balcony or a terrace, or perhaps even up on a rooftop. In fact, there is one particular Massachusetts spot that was selected as one of the top 10 best beer gardens throughout the entire U.S.

As the temperatures slowly but surely warm up this Spring in Massachusetts, we now know what some of the top towns were for traveling to the coast in the Bay State. In fact, did you realize that the Bay State is home to two of the top five coastal towns in the country? So, where exactly are they?

There is such a wealth of history in the state of Massachusetts, we know that there are several establishments in the Bay State that date back at least a few centuries. Of those restaurants, which ones still hold up to this day? And which ones are considered to be the best of the best? We may have just found out where the best historic restaurant in the state is, and it's in western Massachusetts.

Massachusetts certainly has some of the richest history of any state in the U.S. There's lots of things in the Bay State that even pre-date America's birthday on July 4th, 1776. Of course, some big parts of America's history also took place within the confines of some of the most historic forts in the U.S. Some of those have been made into national, state, and local parks. Others serve as historic monuments and landmarks throughout the country, which often make for great tourist attractions as well. It seems that two of these historic forts that are just as old as America are here in Massachusetts.