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In a heartwarming turn of events, six-year-old Mason, who had spent his early years in silence, has found his voice thanks to an unexpected discovery during a routine dental visit. Mason’s journey to communication was marred by misdiagnoses and isolation, but a diligent dentist’s intervention has rewritten his story. watch the incident video here.

(MASSACHUSETTS) CBS has revealed the cast of the upcoming 45th season of Survivor, and among the cast are two Massachusetts natives, Jake O'Kane and Kendra McQuarrie. Jake O'Kane, who is originally from Hanson, Massachusetts, is currently living in Boston and working as an attorney. According to an interview with Entertainment Weekly (EW), he is a lover of theater, Dungeons and Dragons, and working out. O'Kane has stated that he sees Survivor as a celebration of his accomplishments in life, having graduated from law school while working two jobs and having lost 80 pounds in the process. When EW asked what his biggest inspiration is, his answer was a little closer to home when he said “Honest answer: My mom — without her support and her teaching me my work ethic, I wouldn't be where I am today.”

Have you been to Guy Fieri's Foxwoods Kitchen & Bar yet? It's the ultimate in Flavortown and it's located at 350 Trolley Line Blvd Mashantucket in Ledyard, Connecticut. If you haven't, then you are missing Guys Trash Can Nachos. They are listed at the very top of his appetizer list on the menu! I have included the recipe below.

"We are excited to announce that a new Trader Joe's store will be opening in Forest Hills, NY," the chain confirmed on its website. The community has eagerly awaited this news, as there has been speculation for the past year regarding the possibility of a store in the neighborhood. Currently, Queens has two Trader Joe's locations, one in Long Island City and the other in Rego Park, but this new store will bring the convenience of Trader Joe's closer to Forest Hills residents.

Lena Baker: The Tragic Story of Georgia's First and Only Woman Executed by Electric Chair. In the history of the United States, capital punishment has long been a topic of debate and controversy. Among the numerous individuals who have faced execution, Lena Baker holds a unique position as the only woman in Georgia to ever be executed by the electric chair. Her case highlights not only the flaws and biases within the judicial system, but also the struggles faced by African-American women during a time of intense racial discrimination and injustice. This article delves into the life and tragic fate of Lena Baker, providing an in-depth look at her circumstances, trial, and the enduring impact her story has had.

Georgia, known for its rich history and culture, is home to several hidden ghost towns that unveil the state's eerie past. These deserted towns, left behind due to economic collapse, natural disasters, or diseases, offer a glimpse into their fascinating stories. Let's embark on a journey through some of Georgia's most intriguing abandoned towns.

Telfair County: A Closer Look at Georgia's Poorest County in 2023. Telfair County, located in the southern part of Georgia, has unfortunately earned the reputation of being the poorest county in the state. With a concerning decline in population and high poverty rates, Telfair County faces numerous challenges that contribute to its overall socio-economic struggles. In this article, we will examine the factors that have led to the county's decline, shed light on its current state, and explore potential strategies for revitalization.

Austin, Texas, is a city that proudly wears many culinary hats, and among its diverse food scene, there's one iconic American classic that truly stands out - the burger. During our recent trip to the heart of Texas, we embarked on a mouthwatering mission: to uncover the most delicious burgers Austin has to offer.

Austin, Texas, is a city renowned for its vibrant music scene, eclectic culture, and thriving tech industry. However, beneath the bustling cityscape and the sounds of live music, there's a hidden gem that beckons to pizza enthusiasts from near and far. As we embarked on our recent journey through Austin, our quest for culinary delights led us on a delicious adventure in search of the perfect pizza.

When one thinks of Austin, Texas, the mind often conjures images of mouthwatering barbecue, Tex-Mex cuisine, and a thriving live music scene. However, for seafood enthusiasts, the idea of savoring fresh lobster might seem like an elusive dream in the landlocked heart of Texas.

15 of the Weirdest Laws in Georgia: Discover Their Origins and Puzzling Reasons. Every state seems to have its fair share of peculiar laws, and Georgia is no exception. From outdated regulations to curious legislative habits, this article will delve into 15 of the weirdest laws in Georgia. Join us as we unravel the origins and perplexing reasons behind these strange regulations.

Baton Rouge Zoo Foundation will host its 9th annual "Brew at the Zoo" on Friday, September 29th from 7-10 pm. Adults 21 and older are invited to the Zoo for an evening of food tasting, beer tasting, live music and more. Come sample dozens of craft beers from local and regional breweries and brew clubs as well as pub favorite snack. show off your “safari chic” style while listening to the sound of live music.

Georgia, the Peach State known for its southern charm and hospitality, is also home to some seriously funny phrases. From colorful colloquialisms to peculiar expressions, Georgians have a way with words that can leave you chuckling or scratching your head. In this article, we delve into the humorous lexicon exclusive to Georgia, offering you a glimpse into the unique linguistic landscape of the state.

If you grew up in Connecticut, then you know that the ''Nutmeg State's'' favorite pie is Pumpkin Pie. According to the Connecticut state library, ''it got the name because, in the state’s early days, Southern customers would buy nutmegs without knowing they had to grate them and would say the Connecticut Yankees sold them wooden nutmegs. Another theory is that “early inhabitants had the reputation of being so ingenious and shrewd that they were able to make and sell wooden nutmegs,” which is a lot less flattering. Regardless, the nutmeg connection makes Connecticut a natural fit for pumpkin pie. According to some, it should get even more specific with maple (another classic New England ingredient), pumpkin, nutmeg, and pecan streusel. Pumpkin is Connecticut’s official state pie, and we take that love of pumpkin to a new level with the maple pumpkin with pecan streusel,” says Stephen Jarrett, manager of Michele’s Pies. It’s made with New England maple syrup, Connecticut pumpkins, nutmeg, and pecan streusel, “which captures the flavors and feelings of autumn that Connecticuters know best,” according to The Matador Network website.

McDonald's Chicken McNuggets have always been a crowd-pleaser, thanks to their succulent interiors and crunchy exteriors. Until recently, the original McNugget was the sole nugget option available at US locations. However, in 2020, McDonald's introduced the Spicy Chicken McNugget, and although it made a brief appearance on menus in 2021 and 2022, it is now back for a limited time. The spicy nuggets were initially spotted in select states such as Florida, New Jersey, and New York during the spring and are now confirmed to be available at participating McDonald's locations.

(ONSET, MA) The Onset-Wareham Fireworks Facebook page has revealed that the upcoming Onset Harvest Moon Festival has been postponed. The festival, originally scheduled for Saturday, September 23rd, is one of several local events affected by the rainy September we’ve had thus far.

(DUXBURY, MA) The Art Complex Museum has announced they are hosting their final traditional Japanese tea ceremony of the season, offering guests one last unique experience of "Japanese formality and spiritual aestheticism."

It's Fall in New England folks, so that means ''Pie Season'' is officially here! So, where can you get the best, fresh homemade pumpkin pies in Connecticut? I have found three places that have been raved about over many years. If you are a Pumpkin Pie lover then you will want to keep reading. "Quality is our most precious ingredient" is the slogan of Oronoque Farms in Shelton, Connecticut. The history of the company reflects their hard work and dedication to their pies and their customers. ''In 1985, Oronoque Orchards was destroyed by a fire. Although no longer available for sale, the pies were not forgotten by the many customers who had enjoyed them and the many fond childhood memories of visiting the original bakery in Stratford. In 1993, the Winton's daughter, Susan and her family reopened in the White Hills of Shelton under the name of Oronoque Farms. In 2004, new owners have moved in to carry on the Winton family traditions of their homemade pies and baked goods. Charlene and Jenette plan to continue, along with the help of Ronnie, the baker, and their families to make the same great pies that everyone remembers from their childhood. Shelton Oronoque Farms is open daily from 10am to 6pm, closed Mondays with extended hours on holidays.''