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Melissa arrived in New England in 2008 to pursue a degree in journalism at Emerson College. Originally she's from the warmer land of Miami, FL.
It's taken her some time to get accustomed to the quirky ways of Bostonians, but she has found a second home here.
Melissa got her start in local news during the summer of 2010 when she had the opportunity to intern in the Neighbors section of The Miami Herald.
Now, as an outsider, she welcomes the opportunity to keep learning about the different communities in Massachusetts.
Check out five headlines you may have missed this week.
Thank goodness it's Friday. Staying in town for the weekend? Here are five things you can do.
Senatorial Candidate Tom Conroy has been walking across Massachusetts since July 2 to meet the people he wants to represent.
New regulations have been adopted by the Board of Health for the town of Tewksbury.
Plans for the old police station are still unclear, according to multiple town administrators.
The 12th annual Tewksbury Community Food Pantry Golf Tournament took place on Friday. Community members came together for a day of golf and for a good cause.
Hamilton, Wenham and Beverly collaborate to brings residents the fifth annual Kite Day.
The Wenham Village Improvement Society summer program hosted the Penny Carnival Thursday morning.
Foreclosure rates are up across the state from May, but Hamilton and Wenham have largely weathered the storm.
A daily list of what's happening in Swampscott.
The Swampscott Recreation Department offers sailing courses for kids during the summer.
A daily list of what's happening in Swampscott.
Check out these five homes currently on the market in Swampscott.
The Cup N Board will close up shop on Aug. 19.
Here are the things you should know about parking at one of Swampscott's beaches.
A daily list of what's going on in Swampscott.