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Don't chicken out: Snuggle with a silkie at Sip and Stroll

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MIDDLEBORO -- They could have named this event Sip and Stroll with Silkies. Middleboro resident Anne-Marie Koza Hill of Koza Hill Farm will be bringing a few of her bantam…

Sunflowers, but no sun, for these plant sales

Many bright colored flowers were available at both sales, such as these at the Lakeville Plant Sale. Photos by Kat Sheridan

The dreary weather on Saturday, May 9 had people daydreaming of sunny days filled with flowers, and many visited plant sales hosted by the Lakeville Garden Club and Oak Point Garden…

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Freitas Liquors owners bid bittersweet goodbye

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MIDDLEBORO -- After 40 years in the liquor business, Tony Freitas is ready for last call. Freitas Liquors, a mainstay for decades in Middleboro Center, is being sold. The new owners, Pokharel & Son Inc., own the Stop n Save across the street. For...

History by the slice: Central Cafe to serve pizza at marathon

MIDDLEBORO -- A Middleboro mainstay for pizza will make a slice of marathon history. Central Café of Middleboro has been named one of the official vendors for the Boston Marathon. The café will be part of Fan Fest, a three-day event from April 17...

Love of trading card games kept alive at World's End Gaming

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MIDDLEBORO — A new deck of cards is dealt at World’s End Gaming, where the Middleboro shop sells a myriad of trading card games and hosts weekly events and leagues for enthusiasts. The store replaced a previous card shop at the same location —...

Middleboro design firm takes education outside the classroom

Ariel Hansen, left, and Larissa Hansen-Hallgren work together to assemble a new exhibit for the Lexington History Center in Lexington, Kentucky. Photo source: Larissa Hansen-Hallgren

MIDDLEBORO — Even though her path looked different than her initial post-graduation plan, Larissa Hansen-Hallgren is still an educator at heart. After earning a degree in science at Smith College in 1989, Hansen-Hallgren wanted to either enroll in...

Used items lead to new connections at Middleboro thrift store

One of the longtime volunteers at Nearly New Thrift Store rings up a customer on Nov. 20. Photos by Grace Roche

MIDDLEBORO — When Pattie Stagiola first stepped foot in the Nearly New Thrift Shop, she was looking for play clothes for her young children. She began frequenting the store in search of affordable things for her kids to wear, hoping to preserve...