Boston loses an artist, Napoleon Jones-Henderson December 7 Greg Cook reports the death of Napoleon Jones-Henderson, who helped start the AfriCOBRA artists collective in the 1960s in Chicago before moving to Boston, where he taught art and worked in a variety of media to chronicle and portray the Black and
Balancing act December 4 Mary Ellen captured the moon yesterday perfectly balanced on one of the posts that have sprung up along the walking path at the bottom of the hill at Millennium Park in West Roxbury. Criticizing Israel isn't necessarily proof of anti-Semitism, judge says in tossing
It doesn't matter if the cars are old or new, the Red Line will find a way to make riders stew December 3 As the morning rush was ending, Thomas Connor found himself stuck at Park Street, thanks to a dead Red Line train - and not one
West Roxbury getting '50s-style diner with bright yellow highlights December 3 The owners of Bánh Mì Ơi on Centre Street in West Roxbury are taking over the former Christo's space next door to open an American-style 50's-like diner specializing in comfort foods like burgers and
Resident injured in fire on Birchcroft Road in Hyde Park December 1 The Boston Fire Department reports firefighters responded to 74 Birchcroft Rd. in Hyde Park to find "heavy fire from multiple windows" around 3 a.m. Black Harvard student charges she was verbally, physically attacked by a
Tropical bird shows up in Scituate, just ahead of a possible snowstorm November 30 Mary Ellen journeyed to Scituate today to take a gander at the limpkin first spotted there by Jessie McGuire. If that doesn't sound familiar, it's because limpkins, common to Central and South
The weather gnomes who run the Boston French Toast Alert were awoken from their tryptophan slumber about a possible snow storm on Tuesday. Likely just rain on the coastal plan, but the NWS did say we might see some "gloppy/sloppy" conditions. Developer proposes five-story condo building at
Thanksgiving note: Barring something really big and unexpected happening, we'll be taking tomorrow off, will return Friday. Hope you have a really good Thanksgiving! Roving UHub photographer Jed Hresko spotted this Accord in the South Bay parking lot yesterday with a list of citations for federal court cases
Girl who was born two months premature in Grove Hall died after just five weeks from the fentanyl and cocaine her parents were using, DA charges November 24 Two Dorchester residents are behind bars in lieu of $100,000 bail each after they were indicted Friday on a charge of
Berklee College buys Charlesgate West site where a developer once proposed a 28-story apartment building November 23 Berklee College last week bought the half-acre 2 Charlesgate West parcel where a British developer trying to break into the Boston housing market had won city approval - and even a change in
Two-alarm fire hits Roslindale triple decker November 20 Boston firefighters responded to 4294 Washington St. in Roslindale Square, near Kittredge Street, for a two-alarm fire in a triple decker around 2 p.m. - even as other firefighters were still dealing with a two-alarm fire in a triple decker in
Summers throws in the towel, which will need immediate bleaching, drops out of Harvard for now November 19 The Crimson reports disgraced former President Larry Summers is stopping teaching immediately, as the university begins an investigation into his ties with dead pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Family of man who died under