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New York's cost of living has officially skyrocketed to a point where the average resident needs to make roughly $100,000 to survive.

The snobbiest place in Massachusetts has a population of about 89,000.

Natural Bridge State Park, is a 48-acre state park located in North Adams, where visitors can discover the only naturally-formed white marble bridge in North America.

Massachusetts has been known as a top state for raising families but one area of the state trumps all others when it comes to raising teenagers.

Massachusetts is home to many vacation options including some fun weekend getaways. There's one destination you can't miss.

Massachusetts definitely has some of the most unique town names of any state. Some town names are so distinctively unique that plenty of residents don't know how to pronounce them. Many towns in the Bay State begin with the four directions: North, East, West, and South. There are even 19 towns throughout the Bay State that end in 'ham'. But throughout all the crazy, unique, eccentric, and bizarre town names in Massachusetts, there are even some that just don't sound like they are towns that should exist in the Bay State whatsoever!

If you haven't been you're mouth is in for quite a treat at this Massachusetts restaurant.

Cheapism recently put out an article stating the "19 Regional Hot Dog Styles Across America You Have to Try." Now they didn't list the entire 19 but however, they did salute The Fenway Frank in what we need to know on why this hot dog is considered one of the best in the nation.

For the first time in almost 20 years, Country legends Brooks and Dunn will perform in Saratoga Springs this summer.

Do you think you child is ready to start babysitting duties?

Massachusetts is one step closer to banning plastic bags and reducing straw and plasticware use.

Massachusetts certainly has some of the richest history of any state in the U.S. There's a ridiculous amount of things in the Bay State that even pre-date America's birthday on July 4th, 1776. Of course, some of the biggest parts of America's history also took place within the confines of some of the most historic forts in the U.S. Some of those have been made into national, state, and local parks. Others serve as historic monuments and landmarks throughout the country, which often make for great tourist attractions as well. It seems that two of these historic forts that are just as old as America are in Massachusetts.