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PHOTOS: ‘Storrowing' crashes have their own names, from ‘Tin Foil' and beyond
It's "Storrowing" Season in Boston, and we're covering it from all angles. Read more here:. One Boston brewery's too-tall tale of getting 'Storrowed'. If you've lived in Boston long enough, you've heard of the bridge strikes infamously known as "Storrowings." Named after Storrow Drive, where many of the height-challenged bridges...
Thunder and lightning: Running back tandem to lead Randolph football's bounce-back bid
RANDOLPH — Fire and ice. Yin and yang. Or, as Randolph High head football coach Jon Marshall described his team's running game, "thunder and lightning." Some things, though vastly different, belong together in tandem. Add Nate Gomes-Correia and Mekhi White to the list. ...
'Play our best football yet': Behind its all-time rusher, Curry College eyes improvement
MILTON — There are pros and cons to fielding a young college football team. The learning curves can be steep initially, sure, but continuity builds and carries over year after year if the core remains intact. With 10 freshmen and sophomores back from last year's team, and just seven seniors projected to depart in this...
All in the Family: Landolfi brothers come home to lead Archbishop Williams football
BRAINTREE -- Mark and Chris Landolfi never played together on the Archbishop Williams High varsity football team because they were two years apart. The best Chris (Class of 1988) could do was serve as sophomore scout-team fodder for Mark's senior-season 1985 team that made it all the way to the Division 4 EMass Super Bowl, losing to Holliston. But the brothers did (ahem) run into each other in college. ...
East Boston church no longer able to offer housing to migrants
An East Boston church that recently took in dozens of migrants who have nowhere else to go says they will soon have to leave. An East Boston church that recently took in dozens of migrants who have nowhere else to go says they will soon have to leave. Massachusetts has...
Important Message from the Water & Sewer Division - Water Service Interruption on Sept 3 2024
On Tuesday September 3, 2024, contractor Amorello is going to tie the new water main into Phillips at the Cutler intersection. The shutdown will include all of Fyrbeck, Cutler, Phillips, and Avon. Water will be shut off from 9:00 a.m. to approximately 4:00 p.m. while this work is completed. Residents...
Boston Police Arrest Two in Crack Cocaine Bust Following Surveillance
BOSTON, Mass. — Officers from the East Boston Drug Control Unit arrested two individuals on Tuesday evening in connection with drug-related offenses after observing a suspected street-level drug transaction. The…
Dorchester Man Arrested for Shoplifting and Firearm Possession in South Boston
BOSTON, Mass. — A Dorchester man was arrested on multiple charges, including firearm possession, following a shoplifting incident in South Boston on Tuesday morning. The arrest took place around 10:30…
How much income is required to live comfortably in Boston? A new study reveals the answer
A new study ranks major U.S. cities by their rent prices and the income needed to afford them, with Boston near the top of the list. Storeganise ranked the nation’s 70 most populous cities looking at August rent data from Zillow to determine how much income is needed to live comfortably. To calculate that figure, Storeganise used the federal guideline that housing costs should not exceed 30% of your income.
Two divers safe after running into distress off Sandwich
SANDWICH – Sandwich Fire and Rescue responded to First Beach on Town Neck Road shortly after 6:30 PM Wednesday after a report of two divers in distress. According to reports, a Good Samaritan assisted one of the divers out of the water. The other was able to get out of the water on their own. […] The post Two divers safe after running into distress off Sandwich appeared first on CapeCod.com.
Barstool podcast helps lead to arrest
Kirk Minihane hosted two seasons of a true crime podcast series for Barstool Sports, and both seasons have now been followed by suspects being charged with murder. Wednesday morning, the FBI announced a Boston SWAT Team arrested former Stoughton Police Officer Matthew Farwell for allegedly killing Sandra Birchmore, whose death in Canton, Massachusetts was initially Read more... The post Kirk Minihane’s true crime podcast for Barstool Sports leads to murder arrest appeared first on Awful Announcing.
'Dr. Pepper' socks helped police locate suspect in fatal Dorchester stabbing
A Dorchester man’s distinct walk and “Dr. Pepper” socks helped Boston Police identify him as a suspect in a fatal stabbing in the Boston neighborhood, according to court records. David Adams, 38, faces a murder charge in connection with the stabbing, which took place on Dorchester Avenue...
2 people taken to hospital after stabbing in Roxbury
BOSTON (WHDH) - Emergency crews brought two people to the hospital after a stabbing in Roxbury Wednesday, police said. The incident happened shortly before 3 p.m. in the area of Dale Street and Washington Street. A Boston police spokesperson confirmed two people were stabbed. Their injuries were considered non-life-threatening. SKY7-HD...
Celtics sign guard Lonnie Walker IV
BOSTON -- The Boston Celtics have filled their final roster spot, reportedly signing guard Lonnie Walker IV on Wednesday night. Brad Stevens continues to cook in the front office for the defending champs, as Walker was arguably the best free agent left on the market. There's no guarantee Walker will make the team, as he's reportedly signed an Exhibit 10 contract -- a non-guaranteed deal that is essentially just a training camp invite.But getting a player like Walker to fill the 15th spot on the roster is an embarrassment of riches for the Celtics. The 25-year-old averaged 9.7 points over 58...
'Never again': Stoughton woman whose cousin was wrongfully imprisoned wants seat at table
STOUGHTON — One local woman is running for a seat on the Governor's Council after a court ruled her cousin was wrongfully imprisoned for 27 years — fueling her campaigning and fight for justice and equality for all. Tamisha Civil is not like your ordinary candidate. If elected, she would be the first Black woman in the state's history to sit on the Governor's Council, she said. ...
Atlantis Charter/Westport football team looks overcome transfer of star QB
FALL RIVER — Early in the spring, the Atlantis Charter/Westport co-op football had their 2024 season dramatically altered. Sophomore star quarterback Davion Adediran transferred to powerhouse Catholic Memorial, which won consecutive state titles in 2022 and 2023. Adediran led the way for Tritons for the past two seasons. ...
Red Sox's Brayan Bello: Dominates Jays on Wednesday
Bello (12-6) earned the win over Toronto on Wednesday, allowing two hits and one walk while striking out nine batters over eight scoreless innings. Bello yielded only three baserunners and didn't allow any Blue Jay to reach third base. He had his swing-and-miss stuff working, racking up 15 whiffs and recording nine punchouts -- his second-highest mark this season. Bello gave up five runs over 5.1 innings in his previous start against Arizona, but aside from that rough outing, he's been very good of late, picking up three quality starts of one or zero runs across his past four appearances. Going back to July 14, Bello has given up more than three runs in a start just once and has posted a 3.52 ERA, 1.19 WHIP and 49:20 K:BB over 53.2 frames.
Army Corps Dredge Due In Chatham This Week
CHATHAM – Two months late, the Army Corp is expected to begin dredging the Stage Harbor entrance channel this week. The Corps hopper dredge Murden was due to arrive in town at the end of this week, according to Coastal Resources Director Ted Keon. It will spend approximately 13 days in town, dredging daily with 24 hour shifts. The Murden was originally scheduled to dredge the entrance to the town’s only federal channel in late June, but repairs diverted the vessel to New Jersey. The repairs took longer than expected, and after they were completed the dredge did work in Baltimore and New Jersey before heading north, Keon said. Even though it’s coming at the tail end of the boating season, the dredging is still welcome, he said. “Definitely it’s later in the season than we’d hoped,” he said. But shoaling in the channel is “not as severe as it has been” in years past, so the lack of dredging prior to the season did not cause any major problems. Over the summer, the channel was in “pretty good shape, more or less,” he added. The dredging can be considered “advanced maintenance,” Keon suggested, as it may lessen shoaling over the fall and winter. In recent years prevailing currents have brought sand into the channel from the Morris Island area, sometimes building up large shoals that impede navigation. That pressure from the east has lessened some, he said, but not stopped completely. “It’s definitely not as severe as it has been,” Keon said. There’s no guarantee that will continue, however, should the winter bring easterly winds and storms. “That will still push a lot of sand into the channel.” The channel is on the schedule for the Barnstable County dredge in the winter, and the Army Corps has budgeted to bring the Murden back next spring, Keon said, which will address any shoaling that happens over the fall and winter. Permitting could be an issue, however. The town is closing in on completing renewal of 10-year dredging permits for town waters. While he’s confident state permits will be in place in time for next spring, Keon said he’s not as certain about the timing of the necessary Army Corps permit. While the Corps can dredge under its own authority, work by the county dredge will require a new federal permit. The town received a state grant to cover the county dredging cost. If there are delays, the scheduled Corps dredging could be the only project to clear shoals for next summer’s boating season. “We are never sure if the Corps is going to come back, even though they’ve said they’re scheduled to come back in the spring,” Keon said. “You just never know. But when the Corps says its available to come, you don’t want to say ‘never mind.’” Material dredged from the channel in the coming weeks will be deposited in an offshore area off Harding’s Beach. Because of the restricted channel width, mariners are urged to exercise caution when navigating around the dredge. Navigation buoys may also be temporarily relocated during the dredging.
At Nauset High, The Future Is Now
New buildings on the campus of Nauset Regional High School will open to students, staff and the public next week. Meanwhile, renovation of the remaining four high school buildings will continue throughout the school year. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS. EASTHAM – On a warm August afternoon less than two weeks out...
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