Appeals court to regime: Stay the hell away from mail-in voting in November

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Appeals court to regime: Stay the hell away from mail-in voting in November
Sulcata tortoise on Canterbury Street in Roslindale. Photo by Dre Jason.

25 years on

September 11

The planes, of course, crashed into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania. But two of the planes took off from Logan Airport. And many of the passengers and crew were from Massachusetts. We remember.September 1125 years on

Appeals court to regime: Stay the hell away from mail-in voting in November

September 10

A federal appeals court today upheld a Boston judge's order barring the US Postal Service from trying to take control of mail-in voting this November from state elections officials.

That's no moon, that's an armed and fully operational battle turtle

September 10

Dre Jason was driving down Canterbury Street in Roslindale (the one off Walk Hill Street, not the one that ends at the blocked bridge) this afternoon when he had to slow down and turn to avoid hitting this megaturtle coming his way.

Trolley began to catch on fire where it connected to the wire

September 11

An E train headed to Heath Street didn't get past North Station when the roof began to smoke and then flame from a pantograph on the roof around 11 p.m. on Thursday.

They came not to praise Charlie Kirk but to ignore him

September 10

Johnasavoia happened to find himself on the Common this afternoon when a group of Magats began a memorial for Charlie Kirk. He reports ...

Battle against illegal scooter activity also battle against gun violence, police say

September 10

Boston Police officials said today that BPD has confiscated 289 more scooters this summer than last - and that a campaign against unlicensed, un-helmeted sidewalk runners is more than just a battle against noisy pedestrian hazards, because 40% of gun crimes now involve people on scooters, as both victims and shooters.

Woman sues over scalding water she says spilled on her during flight to Logan

September 10

A passenger on a British Airways flight from London to Boston today sued the airline over the extensive burns and scarring she says she suffered after scalding hot water a flight attendant left on her tray as she slept spilled onto her. It's the third scalding-beverage suit filed in Suffolk Superior Court in three weeks.

Globe editor won't be returning to BU

September 10

Dan Kennedy reports that Brian McGrory, who resigned from the Globe to become chairman of the BU journalism department, only to eventually take a two-year leave to return to the Globe, has resigned from BU, so...

More school buses ran late on first day of school than last year

September 10

WBUR reports on just how many BPS school buses ran late on Tuesday (tl/dr: A lot).

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