Snow; judge halts deportation of people the govt invited here
A day like today calls for more than just a couple slices
January 26
In a discussion on the Boston French Toast Alert Facebook group, Jen Kunze showed off her French-toast cassarole (with recipe and more French toast photos).
Ad-hoc skating rink in the making in Readville
January 25
The Boston Fire Department responded to Danny Road in Hyde Park for a water-main break, possibly in a pipe feeding a hydrant, that sent water flowing down the street toward the intersection Reynold Road around 5:20 p.m. on Sunday. Boston Water and Sewer was requested to fix the problem.
Fluffy snow
January 25
NBC Boston assigned Mary Markos to Lynn to cover the storm, which, as required by longstanding journalistic principles, she had to show viewers just how deep the snow was. She could've gotten all boring and just brought a ruler, but Lynn is where they make Fluff, so she bought a tub of the stuff and planted it on the ground and reported as the snow rose and rose and rose, until all that was visible was the tub's red cover.
Three-alarm fire in house on Wentworth Street in Dorchester
January 25
Boston firefighters responded to 26 Wentworth St., off Norfolk Street in Dorchester, around 3:25 p.m. for a fire that was shooting out of the third floor when they arrived.
Judge rules regime can't just violate the Constitution and boot thousands of Latin Americans and Haitians the government had earlier invited here
January 25
A Boston federal judge ruled today that while the regime can end a humanitarian program that invites family members of permanent residents to move to the US, it can't just throw out thousands of people who have already come to the US through the program while they try to make their legal case to have the deportation plan stricken permanently.
Where the snow's coming from
January 25
Wait, where'd New England go? The view from above, via the GOES-East satellite, around noon.
'We're not cold, we're not afraid, MN taught us to be brave'
January 24
Encrypted.Whispers videoed and photographed this evening's pro-Minnesota vigil and protest against the latest regime murder, which began at Park Street.
Kids in West Roxbury, Jamaica Plain can win free ice cream by shoveling snow
January 24
City Councilor Ben Weber (Jamaica Plain, West Roxbury and a bit of Roslindale) and state Rep. Bill MacGregor (West Roxbury and a bit of South Brookline) are offering $15 ice-cream gift cards to kids in their districts who shovel out a hydrant or a senior's sidewalk after the impending storm.
Woman jumps in front of Red Line train at Harvard; lives
January 24
First responders rushed to the Harvard Red Line station around 1:05 p.m. after a woman jumped in front of an inbound train and wound up under the first car, around 1:05 p.m.
Boston snow emergency goes into effect Sunday morning, so get those space savers ready
January 24
Mayor Wu has declared a city snow emergency that starts at 8 a.m. on Sunday and ends, well, when Mother Nature and city officials say so.
The bread is the first to go
January 23
Scott shows us the aftermath of a run on bread at the Westwood Wegmans tonight as denizens of the Greater French Toast Region brace for as much as two possible feet of snow on Sunday into Monday....
People target ICE at South Bay protest
January 23
Chris Dwan was among the 200 to 250 people who stood in solidarity with besieged Minnesota today and against the ICE occupying army outside the Target at the South Bay Mall today. Why Target? It's based in Minneapolis and was one of the first corporations to prostrate itself in front of Dear Leader.
Harvard Square just can't stop: Makes another train flop
January 23
Ten-minute delays caused by the latest Red Line train to die at Harvard Square are now 25-minute delays as the MBTA works to move the beast before rigor mortis sets in.
School bus slides into woods off Enneking Parkway
January 23
First responders headed to Enneking Parkway in Stony Brook Reservation, near the Gordon Avenue end, where a bus carrying 29 Metco students from Needham High School slid into the woods, possibly after flipping shortly after 3 p.m. Boston EMS reported no major injuries, one student was evaluated at the scene.
Feds to seek 18 months for admitted community fraudster Monica Cannon-Grant
January 23
Monica Cannon-Grant, who formally admitted last year to using money from Boston-area residents, corporations, foundations and government agencies meant for her anti-violence charity for personal trips and expenses, is scheduled to be sentenced on Thursday.
The ice knows
January 23
A roving UHub photographer snapped this message on the ice in the Public Garden Lagoon this morning.
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Councilor seeks snow angels for shoveling; will reward them with free ice cream
January 23
City Councilor Enrique Pepén will be running a gift-card giveaway for constituents (in Hyde Park, Mattapan and Roslindale) who shovel out a hydrant or an elderly resident's sidewalk after Sunday's storm: A $10 gift card to Ron's Ice Cream in Hyde Park....
Raging vaper punched man in the face for asking him to stop vaping on a Blue Line train, police say
January 23
Transit Police report they are looking for a vaper with fists of fury, who decided the way to react to a fellow Blue Line rider asking him to stop vaping near Wood Island was to punch him in the face - as the victim's young daughter watched - around 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 15.
Blue Line not fine
January 23
More problems on the Blue Line. Bright and early at 5:24 a.m., the MBTA sent out an alert: A "power problem" between Bowdoin and Aquarium meant starting the day with 20-minute delays. The T announced at 6:20 a.m. that that was cured, just in time to announce at 8:42 a.m. yet another signal problem, this time at Airport.
