Groups, officials organize to protect Haitian, Syrian immigrants
Gov. Healey and the United Way of Mass Bay announced a fund to help support an estimated 45,000 Haitians in Massachusetts on "temporary protected status" visas now that the Supreme Court has ruled the regime can soon start throwing them in camps to await deportation to their violence-racked homeland.
The Boston Foundation also has a fund to help immigrants specifically in Boston.
Man to get life for murdering Dorchester man whose apartment he and two accomplices broke into by mistake
June 25
A Suffolk Superior Court jury today convicted Victor Arrington, 40, on a charge of first-degree murder for the death of Richard Long and the attempted murder of his fiancee during a home invasion of the wrong apartment on Harvard Street in Dorchester on March 31, 2015 - an apartment they then tried to set on fire to hide the evidence - the...
Judge rejects regime bid to grab control of voter lists as unconstitutional, at least until the Supreme Court gets the case
June 25
For the second time this week, a federal judge in Boston has rejected the Convicted Felon in Chief's attempt to grab control of elections, this time in an order barring his apparatchiks from creating a national voter list, barring the Postal Service from only delivering mail-in ballots to people approved by his Reichsministers and barring the ...
Theater District bar gets second three-day suspension for having another table of underage drinkers
June 25
The Boston Licensing Board today ordered a second three-day suspension for the Fourth Wall, 228 Tremont St., after police detectives found a table with six underage drinkers on April 16 - while they were there to deliver a summons to a licensing-board hearing for an incident in February when the detectives found another table with seven underage drinkers.
Tens of thousands of Haitians in Boston area could soon face deportation
June 25
The Dorchester Reporter reports on the Supreme Court ruling (6-3 vote, are you surprised?) to let the regime round up and deport Haitians, whom Dear Leader hates more than almost anybody.
City Councilor Ruthzee Louijeune (at large), who is Haitian-American, responded ...
Southern couple plans Southern dessert place in Downtown Crossing
June 25
The Boston Licensing Board today approved plans for an outlet called Peach Cobbler Factory on Summer Street in Downtown Crossing that will serve its eponymous dessert and other offerings.
Boston's municipal budget is set, but not without some last-minute Council complaints
June 25
The Boston City Council yesterday took its final action on a $4.9-billion city budget - by not doing anything.
