Somerville mayor doesn't even make it out of the preliminary September 16 Somerville results show incumbent Katjana Ballantyne came in third in tonight's preliminary, behind Jake Wilson and Willie Burnley, Jr., who advance to the November final. ... Day went out in a blaze of glory September
Apologies for the delays in getting out today's newsletter! Woman sought for injuring senior citizen by shoving her out of a bus in Roxbury, police say September 16 Transit Police report they are looking for a woman with a baby who "violently shoved" an elderly woman
New Freedom Trail statue memorializes all the people enslaved by ministers and parishoners at King's Chapel September 14 Chris Walton shows us the Memorial to Enslaved Persons outside King's Chapel on Tremont Street, to honor the 219 men, women and children enslaved by the church'
That's all, folks: Kraft ends campaign September 11 WCVB reports that Josh Kraft thought about his Preliminary drubbing and realized there are better things he can do with his time - and money.... Area around Old South Meeting House briefly shut on report of a pipe bomb in
Man stabbed in apartment on Washington Street in Roxbury September 10 First responders found a man stabbed in the left arm at 1855 Washington St. in Roxbury shortly after 10:40 p.m. Hours after ICE grabs mother taking child to school in Brighton, Boston council formally supports mayor'
Judge blocks regime's transphobic subpoenas to Children's Hospital September 10 A federal judge on Monday quashed a series of subpoenas issued by the Justice Department to Boston Children's Hospital after concluding their purpose was not to help investigate possible billing or fraud issues at
It's preliminary election day in Boston; you know what you need to do. Campaign roundup: Essaibi George, Wilkerson back Kraft, who pays some social-media influencers September 8 Better late than never? The day before the city starts counting the Preliminary votes, first former City Councilor Annissa Essaibi George
ICE shows up at Boston College, wanders around, does nothing, leaves September 7 The Heights reports ICE's Let's Show Boston Who's Boss Tour came to the Boston College lower campus Saturday: Somebody in a spiffy new ICEmobile ( decked out in patriotic red, blue and,
Regime sues Boston to try to make it hand over brown people to ICE September 4 The regime today sued Boston, Mayor Wu, Police Commissioner Michael Cox and the Boston Police Department charging the city is failing to bend over like it should and do whatever ICE demands in its
Going batty at the canoe launch September 3 Mary Ellen reports that she and Bob, another Millennium Park nature watcher, were down by the Millennium Park canoe launch this morning when Bob spotted a poor Eastern red bat stuck to those annoying sticker-ball things. ... Massachusetts authorizes pharmacies to give Covid-19
Note: If you click on a UHub link today, the page you get might look a bit odd. UHub's Web host switched UHub to a sparkling, brand-new server overnight. Yay. Unfortunately, the one thing that seems to have broken is the "stylesheet" that controls how pages
Ready to get back at it? Here's hoping you had a good Labor Day weekend, and didn't knock down any trees in a U-Haul. Workers march in solidarity and to get ready for more regime outrages September 1 Most Labor Days, the Greater Boston Labor Council