Ballot Question 3: Should Medical Marijuana Be Allowed In Massachusetts?
BOSTON (CBS) – Massachusetts voters will have to make decisions on three ballot questions on Election Day. Question 3 would allow for the use of medical marijuana in the Commonwealth. Eric McCoy, who...
View ArticleHoliday Travel: Still Time To Land A Deal
BOSTON (CBS) – It can be the most dreaded part of the holidays: traveling. But if you haven’t booked your flights yet there might still be time to land a deal. “Passengers can expect to pay more this...
View ArticleRules For Pay Raises Are Changing
BOSTON (CBS) – What can you expect for a raise next year? That might not be clear, but one thing that is true, the rules of who gets rewarded are changing. One of the concerns is that women workers...
View ArticleBlack Friday Shopping Veterans Share Their Secrets
MANCHESTER, N.H. (CBS) – When it comes to Black Friday bargain hunting “we don’t stop. We go, go, go!” That’s how Erica Murphy describes the all-night shopping spree she takes on every year with her...
View ArticleSilent Retreats Becoming A Big Travel Trend
BOSTON (CBS) – A busy marketing executive, Jane Charneski was desperate to ‘unplug’ during a recent vacation. “I was just working a lot of late nights and weekends and it was just really intense,” she...
View ArticleShopping Can Cut Your Heating Bill
WEST BRIDGEWATER (CBS) – Lisa Holden rarely stocks up the pantry without using a stack of coupons. So, the budget-conscious West Bridgewater mom jumped at the chance to rack up savings on her heating...
View ArticleBargain Hunting May Backfire When Buying New Clothes
BOSTON (CBS) – Buying new clothes can make us feel good; add a bargain price tag and it can become an obsession. “The average American consumer buys 68 garments and seven pairs of shoes a year,”...
View ArticleAre You Addicted To Your Mobile Phone?
BOSTON (CBS) – Chances are you know someone like Mary Helen Beatificato. She can’t stand the thought of being away from her mobile phone, even for a short time. “The panic and anxiety that I have...
View ArticleClothes Hamper Blamed For Serious Injuries
BOSTON (CBS) – Sorting laundry shouldn’t be dangerous, but one type of clothes hamper has left at least three children scarred for life. 11-year-old Keon Reeve is one of those kids. His eye was...
View ArticleProject Step Students Prepare For First Night Boston
BOSTON (CBS) – Getting children excited about the beauty, power and possibility of classical music. That’s the goal of Boston’s Project Step. Celebrating its’ 30th anniversary this year, the...
View ArticleBig-Box Stores Now Offering Financial Services
BOSTON (CBS) – Think of big box retailers and things like cheap paper towels and large canisters of cereal come to mind. Many of these retailers are now offering a broad range of financial services....
View ArticleGrowing Concerns About Pet Medication Mistakes
BOSTON (CBS) – We often hear about prescription errors, but they don’t just affect people. There is growing concern about the number of medication errors involving pets. Sarah Schuck is still mourning...
View ArticleGrandparents May Not Know Best When It Comes To Babysitting
BOSTON (CBS) – Families with two working parents are becoming the rule rather than the exception. With that trend comes a rising number of grandparents who are taking over the care of the kids. And...
View ArticleWebsite Allows Friends To Track Your Weight Loss
BOSTON (CBS) – It’s the time of year for resolutions and if weight loss is making your New Year’s list, you might want to tell your friends. That’s how Karen Kofalt got real results. She lost 50...
View ArticleShingles Becoming More Prominent In All Age Groups
BOSTON (CBS) – It’s a painful virus usually associated with your parents or grandparents. But, it’s not necessarily confined to just them anymore. The shingles virus is now hitting more young people...
View ArticleCrowdfunding Being Used More Often For Medical Costs
BOSTON (CBS) – Health care is so expensive that even people with insurance can get crushed by huge co-pays and deductibles. Now, more and more people are getting help from complete strangers in...
View ArticlePaula Ebben’s Moving To WBZ 5 pm News
BOSTON (CBS) – News Anchor Paula Ebben is moving to evenings on WBZ-TV. Ebben signed off from her final morning newscast Friday – after eight years on the shift – thanking her family, co-workers and...
View ArticleMt. Washington Avalanche Survivor Shares Story
BOSTON (CBS) – For the first time we’re hearing the frightening story of a former Marine, swept away in a Mt. Washington avalanche earlier this month. Despite losing a leg in combat, the Marine’s...
View ArticleExclusive: Senator John Kerry’s Exit Interview
WORCESTER (CBS) – In his final day as a Senator from Massachusetts, John Kerry toured the state on a farewell tour. At a stop at Holy Cross in Worcester, Paula Ebben spoke with Kerry who was preparing...
View ArticleRules For Wearing Jeans To The Office
BOSTON (CBS) – The new uniform at work is jeans. This isn’t a story about construction sites. It’s one about professional offices. And this isn’t a story about what people are wearing on Friday, but...
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