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In unusual move, several judges sue Dorchester man they say keeps trying to harass them through bogus contract filings with state regulators May 6 The Massachusetts trial-court system, three judges and two court administrators yesterday sued a Dorchester man they charge responded to gun charges against him in Norfolk County
The EPA still exists and it'll be flying a prop plane over Boston neighborhoods near the water tomorrow, over and over and over again May 4 On May 5, the EPA will be flying a plane on Tuesday to collect background levels of various airborne chemicals - and
Three cars go up in flames in garage on Guest Street in Brighton May 3 The Boston Fire Department reports thick black smoke was pouring out of a five-story garage at 15 Guest St. in Brighton when firefighters pulled up around 6 p.m. Area baker promises not to go
Easy come, easy go on Shawmut Avenue April 30 A roving UHub photographer stopped to marvel at the fleet of a dozen car-haulers hauling cars away from Shawmut Avenue this afternoon, enforcing the Thursday parking ban during street-sweeping season. Series of non-binding resolutions throws Boston City Council into a tizzy
Boston Police say Mr. Big Head here held up Madeleine's, 47 Clarendon St. in the South End, Tuesday night - and used a knife to demand cash, but no candy. Protesters arrested at ICE garrison in Burlington April 29 WBUR reports 11 people were arrested outside ICE'
Everett bank robbed by pair with gun and machete; police do not think they were the Roxbury/Roslindale robbers April 28 NBC Boston reports an Eastern Bank branch in Everett was robbed around 4:30 p.m., but that police say the man and woman arrested not long after are
The death of a Boston watchman April 27 Today, 178 years ago, one of Boston's last city watchmen was shot to death by one of two guys who broke into a downtown hardware store and made off with about a dollar in change and a few knives. Developer
Mayor outlines ideas for making Hyde Park Avenue safer near Forest Hills T stop, but they weren't enough to stop skeptical residents from literal eyerolling April 25 About 60 Forest Hills residents, many with their young kids in tow, along with bicyclists who try to deal with Hyde
Another sign of spring: The books are back outside on West Street April 24 Handmaid reports: "So glad to see the massive collection back outdoors for the season!" 'Nothing is on pause,' Boston official says of key road projects, including one that's been pushed
Seven of the Allston Car Wash workers who were thrown into cells by ICE file financial claims April 22 GBH reports on their first step toward a lawsuit: a claim filed with Homeland Security - for $1 million each plus attorneys' fees - for the way... The secret resting
Time for Little Joe to mosey on out of Franklin Park to start a family - but he won't be taking the T to his new home April 21 Little Joe, the Franklin Park Zoo gorilla who became famous for the way he escaped one September afternoon in
Harvard grad students go on strike, walk picket lines this morning April 21 Harvard University graduate students, members of a UAW local, walked picket lines this morning after 14 months of fruitless contract talks with the school. Read more. Films that aren't just another Marvel sequel April 21