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Teens sought for gunpoint holdup of a South Boston lemonade stand June 11 WHDH reports on the holdup of two kids running a lemonade stand on West 9th St. in South Boston around 4:40 p.m. on Wednesday. Two teens charged as pint-size porch pirates in the North
Doctor who once sued BPS to get his kid into BLS despite not living in Boston sentenced to 58 months for insurance and tax fraud and money laundering June 9 A federal judge last week sentenced Dr. Pankaj Merchia of Brookline and Boca Raton, FL to 58 months in prison,
Judge bars regime's $100,000 fee for visas for skilled workers as an illegal tax June 8 A Boston federal judge today blocked the regime from imposing a $100,000 fee for all H-1B visas, which Massachusetts and other states said would seriously damage their educational systems.
Teen with loaded gun, fentanyl and crack tried running from cops in the South End, but dropped his gun on the sidewalk and then they caught him, police say June 7 Boston Police report arresting a 17-year-old from Roxbury who had a gun loaded with 16 bullets, 99
National Park Service to scrub quotes from panels at Bunker Hill Monument that might offend MAGA chuds June 4 The Washington Post reports a visitor to the Bunker Hill Monument "complained to park staff about a quote related to women’s suffrage as being 'woke' feminist ideology&
City Council approves $1.73-billion school budget that includes job cuts June 3 The Boston City Council voted 8-5 today in favor of a BPS budget for the fiscal year that starts July 1 that includes an overall $88-million increase but which also includes the elimination of
Guy with beard and black undies but no shirt and just one sneaker sought for stabbing outside West Broadway bar June 3 Boston Police report a man got jumped and stabbed repeatedly by a group of men in an after-hours altercation outside Croke Park on West Broadway in South
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
But first, speaking of booms, people downtown could hear a lot of them starting around 12:30 today, but no need for concern: They're not a rain of meteors but just the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, holding its annual change-of-command procession through downtown, accompanied by
Judge throws out regime suit over Boston's refusal to simply hand over immigrants May 29 A federal judge yesterday dismissed the regime's suit over Boston's Trust Act, which bars police from handing people over to regime agents who don't have a criminal
The storrow and the pity May 27 The boys from New England Lawn Care got their truck storrowed but good at Western Avenue inbound on Soldiers Field Road this afternoon, slowing John Hayden down enough he could snap the scene for posterity. DA: East Boston couple face assault and battery
Wu won't cross grad-student picket line; cancels Harvard Law commencement address May 26 Mayor Wu, who had been scheduled to give the Class Day speech at Harvard Law School on Wednesday, will instead stay on this side of the Charles, because she won't cross a