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Tufts Medical Center had the right to fire ER doctor who refused Covid shots, judge rules September 20 A federal judge last week dismissed a suit by an emergency-room doctor at Tufts Medical Center over her Covid-related firing in 2021, ruling the hospital's need to protect
The landlord for the failed WNDR "museum" in Downtown Crossing today sued the place and its Chicago owner for at least $2.8 million in back rent and damages over the way it abruptly closed after skipping two rent payments - with nearly a year left on its lease.
City councilor says bicycle activists may be to blame for scooter crash intersection where bicyclist died in July September 16 City Councilor Erin Murphy (at large) today charged that bicyclist advocates and sloth-like City Hall officials could be to blame for the way a scooter driver was hit and
The Boston Police Department today asked a Suffolk Superior Court judge to overturn a lower-court ruling ordering it to issue a gun license to a Hyde Park man who had once had one but lost it after admitting to impersonating a police officer while threatening a motorist near Lawrence
September 14 The Supreme Court today upheld a ruling by Boston federal Judge Indira Talwani that the regime has no right to try to disenfranchise millions of people who vote by mail in November. Read more. Boston councilor proposes zoning change to prohibit data centers September 14 City Councilor Miniard
A Boston federal judge ordered an immigrant freed immediately last week after concluding he can no longer treat ICE arrest reports, such as the one used to keep the man locked up - or, indeed, much of what ICE says in court - as inherently truthful. Read more. Fenway Health remains offline
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
Eversource, National Grid sue Quebec power supplier for not supplying power September 9 Eversource and National Grid, joined by the smaller Fitchburg-based Unitil, yesterday sued the American subsidiary of Hydro-Québec for shutting off the flow of electricity during a cold snap across eastern North America this past winter
September 8 A federal judge today refused a regime request to close a Florida woman's suit against ICE just because ICE released her after ten days in its Burlington basement dungeon - on his orders. US District Court Judge Myong Joun instead gave Maria Rosales until Nov. 3 to
Red sky in the morning, well, actually, today's supposed to be pretty nice September 8 Amy Salvucci woke to a fiery red morning over Boston. Handmaid did as well ... An approaching storm September 7 Swirlygrrl watched storm clouds move in over Boston Harbor and downtown yesterday afternoon from
Note: We'll be taking Monday off, have a good Labor Day! MIT professor dies from injuries in crash while he was riding a bike at Mass. Ave and Memorial Drive last month September 3 MIT reports assistant professor Thomas Rose, 37 and an expert in ancient metallurgy who
Person stabbed on Washington Street near Lesher Street in Roslindale September 2 A person was stabbed on Washington Street near Lesher Street in Roslindale around 9:05 p.m. Jury acquits Tompkins September 2 WCVB reports a federal jury today found Suffolk County Sheriff Steve Tompkins not guilty of extortion.