Middleborough sues Healey, state
Middleborough files lawsuit over MBTA Communities Act noncompliance
The Town of Middleborough filed a lawsuit in Plymouth Superior Court over its alleged “noncompliance” with the MBTA Communities Act. The lawsuit names Gov. Maura Healey, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities as defendants.
The MBTA Communities Act requires communities served by the MBTA to create a zone for multifamily housing. The town becomes ...
Middleboro's Liam Morrison says his school violated his rights. The case has made it all the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court. Will they take it?
Crews are investigating following a dumpster truck rollover crash into a railroad bridge. On Sunday morning around 6:30 a.m., ...
Mentee joined Middleborough's varsity as an eighth grader and immediately went 53-18 at 190 pounds, winning a sectional title ...
Massachusetts State Police said that part of Route 105 in Middleborough was closed Sunday morning after a dumpster truck ...
The Middleboro town manager called the increased staffing "long overdue." Here's what it will mean for public safety and how ...
Issue: Whether school officials may presume substantial disruption or a violation of the rights of others from a student’s silent, passive, and untargeted ideological speech simply because that speech ...
A vehicle hit a train bridge in the area of Middleborough, Massachusetts, on Sunday, affecting MBTA Commuter Rail travel, the ...
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