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We've all had our dreams of hitting the lottery and buying things that we always wanted. Sometimes dreams do come true especially for this Massachusetts resident.

North Adams made #8 on the list according to theworkersrights.com for being a poor city in Fort Massachusetts. It was also ranked at #9 according to roadsnacks.net for being a sluggish local economy with median incomes at $49,525 which leads to a poverty rate of 15.1%. Meanwhile, the town also has a high crime rate and a weak school system.

The simplest way to put it, If you see a painted purple fence, it generally means “no trespassing.” of using purple paint as a sign for no trespassing has gained popularity in various regions, particularly in rural areas and serves as an alternative to traditional signs. Plus it is recognized by law in some places. Purple paint provides a clear indication not to enter that privately owned property.

Learn the laws in Massachusetts when it comes to selling a vehicle to an individual whether the person is licensed or not.

Medford, Massachusetts has seen a population increase due to being the best for education.

We turn to Hotel On North which is a gorgeous boutique hotel located in the city of Pittsfield, a centrally located part of the Berkshires and has been in operation since 2015! You might be saying that's not that old. The operations might be young but according to onlyinyourstate.com, local hotel owners Laurie and David Tierney transformed the late 1800s building (now listed on the National Register of Historic Places) of what was once a well-known sporting goods and menswear store called Besse-Clarke, into an elegant 45-room hotel and venue space.

Back in February, Massachusetts cities like Pittsfield implemented new zoning changes on how battery systems are stored in residential and commercial areas. According to The Berkshire Eagle, battery systems that hold between 30 kilowatt hours and 10 megawatt hours of energy are considered small scale.

The farmer's almanac is predicting a gentler-than-normal season that’s not so rough and tough winter for Massachusetts.

The website 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.

According to USA TODAY, the company's website listed 99 locations that closed across 28 states including New York, with some of them having their kitchen equipment auctioned off on an online restaurant liquidator. Just recently a few more locations have been added to the list which can be found below.