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A real-estate auctioneer has set an Oct. 29 date to sell off the land and building that have been home to Tony's Place at Spring and Baker streets in West Roxbury for more than 50 years. Read more. Crunch time for one suburban company on Storrow Drive
Mayor Wu and other city officials and Allston residents this afternoon demanded the US Postal Service re-open a post office in the neighborhood, at a press conference and rally next to the under-construction Harvard Avenue building where the new Allston post office was supposed to go. Although the
Roslindale holds its 50th annual parade October 4 The route was a little different this year, because the bridge at the end of Belgrade Avenue that normally leads to the parade end at Holy Name Church is out, but the rain held off long enough for a good Roslindale Parade,
The Boston Water and Sewer Commission reports a 16-inch water main at Summer and Purchase streets downtown blew out early this morning. Read more. The new fall colors are in October 1 Mary Ellen's been soaking in the fall colors at Millennium Park in West Roxbury, from
Councilors unanimously approve emergency resolution to support burned-out Nubian Square businesses, then descend into a cauldron of castigation over emergency motions in general September 30 The Boston City Council today unanimously supported an emergency resolution to urge city departments to do everything they can to help the businesses burned
A Methuen man was arrested Saturday outside the Coca-Cola bottling plant off 128 in Needham on a charge of possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, federal court records show. The plant has become a landmark for handoffs of out-of-state cocaine to local dealers, according to an
Man charged with manslaughter for death of fetus in 103-m.p.h. head-on crash on the Jamaicaway, DA says September 28 A Lowell man panicked after rear-ending somebody on the Jamaicaway inbound, backed up and sped off, then got up to 103 m.p.h. before crossing
In Chinatown, it was water, water everywhere, and not a drop to drink - or flush September 27 The Boston Water and Sewer Commission reported around 8:20 p.m. that workers had repaired a 12-inch water main that went kablooie yesterday at Harrison Avenue and Kneeland Street in Chinatown.
New Irish pub in Adams Village will feature Irish music September 24 The Boston Licensing Board today approved plans by Frank Delaney and Teresa Murphy to replace Scobie's, 782 Adams St. in Dorchester, with the Session House, which will feature Irish pub grub accompanied by Irish seisiún music
State seizes JP House of Pizza over back taxes September 23 The state Department of Revenue today shut JP House of Pizza, 775 Centre St. in Jamaica Plain, near the Monument, for non-payment of more than $223,000 in withholding, state meals taxes and interest. Venerable Frugal Fannie'
High court orders new trial for man convicted of murdering woman at 2014 J'ouvert parade September 22 If police criminalists had found three gunshot residue particles on Keith Williams after Dawnn Jaffier crumpled to the street, a fatal gunshot wound to her head during the 2014 J'
Brockton woman charged with screaming at orthodox Jewish men at Brighton torah school that they're pedophiles who can't even tan September 21 A woman from Brockton was arrested Thursday night outside Kollel of Greater Boston, which offers Torah instruction for orthodox Jewish men at 62 Cummings