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1+ hour, 50+ min ago (154+ words) Proctor/Hermantown girls hockey welcomed Andover to town with a chance for its fourth straight win. Instead, the Mirage fell 4-1. The game remained scoreless through the first period before Proctor/Hermantown capitalized on the power play in the first minute of the second. Forward Avery Milbridge beat her defender, fired and snuck it in to break the stalemate. 30 seconds later, the Huskies answered when Alexis Wagner pushed the puck in front of the net and it slid in. Andover then pulled in front early in the third frame thanks to forward Peyton Haley. Then, in the 10th minute, Lena Fenske notched a short-handed goal to make it 3-1 before Icelyn Larson added another shortly after. Despite the outcome, the Mirage outshout the Huskies 26-25. Still, Proctor/Hermantown dropped to 4-3 and closes out its four-game homestand against Grand Rapids/Greenway at 7 p.m. on Thursday....

3+ hour, 21+ min ago (290+ words) November 29, 2025 / 8:05 PM EST / CBS Boston Rockland Fire Chief Scott Duffey said that the staff were the "true heroes" after helping residents move to safety during a fire at a nursing rehabilitation facility Saturday night." The fire began around 4:30 at the Webster Park Rehab and Healthcare facility on Webster Street. Firefighters were alerted to the emergency by a fire alarm and a call from a staff member." Initial information leads the Rockland Fire Department to believe that the fire began at the third-floor nursing station. The sprinklers helped contain the fire, but there was heavy smoke, according to Duffey." One hundred and two residents had to be evacuated from the facility, with 22 from the third floor. No injuries have been reported at this time." "It's moving patients that are bedridden. That are elderly, a little bit less mobile than your younger…...

4+ hour, 56+ min ago (302+ words) November 29, 2025 / 6:30 PM EST / CBS Boston Crowds of shoppers descended on New England businesses on Small Business Saturday to get some holiday shopping done." The Snowport Holiday Market in Boston's Seaport is overflowing with small businesses. People waited in long lines to get their hands on the best goods and eats. "This is our third year coming, and I really like all the shops, and I'm here with my family. It's a great place to get Christmas gifts," Shanon Poirer said. Businesses in the market said it is an excellent opportunity to share their products with a broader audience." " "Being here in the Seaport is incredible exposure for all these small businesses. It really makes their whole year. It can change their lives being at this market," one woman said." "Our thing is a combination of spiciness and flavor. Having this…...

5+ hour, 3+ min ago (18+ words) Next Weather: WBZ evening forecast for November 29, 2025 Next Weather: WBZ evening forecast for November 29, 2025...

5+ hour, 11+ min ago (29+ words) Crowds of shoppers descended on New England stores on Small Business Saturday to get some holiday shopping done. Shoppers flock to Snowport in Boston's Seaport for Small Business Saturday...

5+ hour, 17+ min ago (29+ words) CBS News Weijia Jiang has the latest news about the National Guard shooting in Washington D.C. The latest news about the National Guard shooting in Washington D.C....

5+ hour, 23+ min ago (29+ words) Firefighters in Rockland quickly put out a fire at a rehabilitation nursing facility, saving 102 of the residents there. Firefighters quickly put our fire at Rockland rehabilitation nursing facility...

9+ hour, 36+ min ago (26+ words) Financial advisor Nora Yousif gives tips on saving money this holiday shopping season. Tips for getting the best deal this holiday shopping season from financial expert...

9+ hour, 40+ min ago (30+ words) Names for Good sells customizable bracelets and donates money from each purchase to Massachusetts and national charities. Customizable bracelet company Names for Good donating money to charity with each purcahse...

11+ hour, 26+ min ago (400+ words) THE line-up of acts set to entertain crowds at the annual Worcester Victorian Christmas Fayre has been revealed alongside a four-day itinerary. Thousands are set to flock to the city's festive fayre between December 4 and 7 to get into the spirit of Christmas with music, entertainers and over 200 various gift and food stalls. Organisers of the event, Worcester City Council, have finally revealed their line-up of performances set to dazzle crowds across the four days. Musical performances will be on the Community Stage in Cathedral Square, running from 11am on Thursday (December 4) until 5pm on Sunday (December 7). The traditional opening ceremony starts at 5.30pm on Thursday in Cornmarket Square, featuring carols and an address from the Mayor. This will be followed by the switch-on of the Christmas tree lights in Cathedral Square at 7.15pm. Worcestershire band Wood Burnt Red will close the opening night with…...