A beefier fishy squisher; factory-built condos proposed

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A beefier fishy squisher; factory-built condos proposed
Condos would be built in a factory, then assembled on Hampden Street.

The meteor was beefier, but also slower, than first thought

June 2

NASA has revised its initial estimate of the size and speed of what it's calling the Cape Cod Bay fishy squisher to five feet wide and 5.6 tons - at least before it disintegrated about 30 miles up when it hit the atmosphere at roughly 42,000 m.p.h. above the New Hampshire/Massachusetts line (down from the initial 75,000 m.p.h.), creating a sonic boom as it released the equivalent of 230 tons of TNT (so revised down from 300 tons).

Roxbury could get Boston's first condo building constructed in a factory

June 1

A Roxbury developer has filed plans to assemble a 24-unit condo building at 201 Hampden St. out of modules constructed in a factory. 

Roslindale Square bakery to close at end of June

June 1

Elyse Purbaugh announced today she's closing her retail part of her Weesh shop on Birch Street in Roslindale at the end of the month, because she realized she could make custom cakes or run a retail bakery, but not both and her first love is cakes.

Judge tosses suit by RN fired after refusing a third Covid shot in 2022

June 1

A federal judge today dismissed a civil-rights suit by a nurse at a Plymouth hospital who alleged the way she was fired after taking two Covid-19 shots then refusing a third violated her First Amendment freedom of religion.

Drunken Tyngsborough man refuses to leave Theater District club, chokes bouncer, tries to fight his way past cops, but fails, police say

June 1

Boston Police report arresting a man from Tyngsborough, up by New Hampshire, after a fracas outside Bsmnt at 100 Stuart St. in Chinatown early Sunday.

Substation problem knocked out power in South Boston and nearby areas

June 1

NBC Boston reports that a problem at an Eversource substation in Andrew Square this morning left some 10,000 homes and businesses without power, but that the current is once more flowing.

Green Line riders had reason to swear: Goshdarned signal problems near Lechmere

June 1

The MBTA shut down D Line service between Union Square and Lechmere because of "a signal problem," but at 8:59 a.m., assured us that service had resumed, if with some of those pesky residual delays.

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