Landlord spares no vowels in broken-lease suit against shuttered WNDR downtown
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. Read more.
Boston councilors to consider extending tenant protections in condo conversions to triple deckers and two-family homes
September 17
The Boston City Council agreed yesterday to take a look at extending current city protection for tenants in older buildings being turned into condos or co-ops to people living in triple deckers and two-family homes.
Person stabbed across from Forest Hills bus yard; suspect sought
September 17
Boston Police report somebody was stabbed at 8 Burnett St., off Washington Street in Jamaica Plain shortly before 7 a.m. on Sunday.
DJ Nitetrain lives!
September 17
Intrepid reporter Matt Shearer goes in search of DJ Nitetrain, who used to crank it up on B-Line trolleys, and finds him.
Eversource, Maine utility planning $2-billion project to bring new wind power down to Massachusetts once windmill-fearing president is out of office
September 17
ISO-New England, which oversees the region's electrical grid, reports it's selected a $2.2-billion proposal by Eversource and Central Maine Power to expand and upgrade high-tension wires in a project that assumes large numbers of wind turbines will be build in northern Maine.
Person stabbed in Egleston Square
September 17
NBC Boston reports a person was taken away in critical condition after being stabbed at 1979 Columbus Ave. around 11:15 a.m.
