Fields Corner to get new bakery, Seaport brewery to get bigger
Couple who run a Roman trattoria on Dot Ave win approval for bakery, teahouse and restaurant several blocks away
October 29
The Boston Licensing Board today approved a liquor license for Stefano Quaresima and Tsedenia Kiros for their upcoming morning bakery that will turn into an afternoon teahouse and then an evening small-plates restaurant at 1448 Dorchester Ave. in Dorchester's Fields Corner.
Seaport brewery that's now also an entertainment venue gets OK to expand
October 29
The Boston Licensing Board today approved plans by Cisco Brewers Seaport, 85 Northern Ave. in South Boston, to expand its licensed capacity from 996 people to 1,200.
Man charged with manslaughter for punching man who fell, hit his head and died in Ashmont in February
October 29
Boston Police report arresting a Dorchester man they say punched somebody who died after he fell and hit his head on the pavement outside the Dunkin' at 1931 Dorchester Ave. in Dorchester around 8:40 p.m. on Feb. 10.
Teen charged with bringing loaded gun to Back Bay school; found walking down Newbury Street with it, police say
October 29
Boston Police report arresting a 14-year-old they say brought a gun loaded with ten bullets to the Snowden International School, 150 Newbury St. in the Back Bay, Wednesday morning.
Fornicator-hatin' Ohio street preacher arrested near Salem's Bewitched statue after getting out one of his two tasers to threaten somebody who objected to his message, police say
October 29
Paul Edward Wayne Selby, 46, of the Akron suburb of Mogadore, remains free on $5,000 bail following his arraignment on charges he threatened to use his taser for loudly objecting to his "preaching" near the Bewitched statue Tuesday night. Don't worry, the victim was not Salem Jesus.
