Regime's big mouths help case of Harvard Med researcher facing smuggling charges
A Boston federal judge on Thursday ordered the regime to provide details on how they got a grand jury to charge a Harvard Medical School biostatistician Kseniia Petrova with smuggling frozen frog embryos through Logan - which could mean a 20-year prison sentence - so that her lawyers can build their case that she is a victim of vindictive prosecution by a regime that went after her because she combines three traits it hates: She's associated with Harvard, she's a foreigner and she dared to object to getting thrown out of the country.
New York Italian chain seeks to move into old No. 9 Park space, but at least its liquor license won't hinge on city suits against Barbara Lynch
October 8
Boston Restaurant Talk reports a New York pizza and pasta chain plans to move into the 9 Park Street Place space where Nine Restaurant briefly replaced Barbara Lynch's closed No. 9 Park.
Boston Muni sergeant admits to ripping off a Covid small-business fund
October 8
A sergeant with Boston's Municipal Protective Services, which provides security for city buildings, acknowledged today that he got nearly $21,000 from a Covid-relief fund for a small business he didn't actually run.
Mass General Brigham computer networks blink off
October 8
NBC Boston reports on the outage, which the hospital system says hasn't affected patient care and which which doesn't think is a cyberattack.
One immigrant is released after 44 hours locked up at Logan; another grabbed outside the South End police station remains stuck in ICE's Burlington garrison
October 8
Sarah Betancourt at GBH is following the cases of two immigrants grabbed by the regime in Boston in recent days.
BPS looks to install cameras on school buses to catch dolts who speed past them
October 8
Boston has started looking for companies that can install cameras on the "Stop" arms that extend out from stopped school buses to send fines to drivers who ignore them.
