By Neal Riley Click here for updates on this story NEWBURRY, Massachusetts (WBZ) — A colorful landmark in Massachusetts is coming down. The iconic “Pink House” that sits on the marsh off the Plum Island Turnpike will be demolished because nobody wants to buy it. The two-story home was built nearly a century ago in 1925. No one has lived inside for decades. No bids for the Pink House at auction The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service bought the Pink House and the 9 acres of marsh and tidal creek it sits on for $375,000 in 2011. But when the agency tried to auction the home off this summer, there wasn’t even a single bid. “While we could not predict the outcome of the auction, we we
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