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Former Patriots player joining Bill O’Brien’s coaching staff at BC
It’s been little more than a month since Tre Nixon announced his retirement from the NFL, but it looks like he’s already got his next career lined up. On Friday, the former New England Patriots wide receiver published a post on his Instagram page indicating that he’s now “Coach Nix” and will be joining the staff at Boston College.
Red Sox signing 44-year-old pitcher for playoff push
Rich Hill will be back for a fourth tour of duty in the state of Massachusetts. Rob Bradford of WEEI reported Thursday that the veteran left-hander Hill is close to formalizing a deal with the Boston Red Sox. It will be a minor-league contract for Hill, who reportedly impressed the Red Sox with a workout... The post Red Sox signing 44-year-old pitcher for playoff push appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Construction Defects Are Not Covered Property Damage in Commercial Liability Policy
A home builder is not covered under the property damage coverage in its commercial liability policy for construction defects for which it was responsible. A three-judge panel of the Massachusetts Appeals Court has held for the first time that “construction defects, standing alone, do not constitute property damage within the meaning of a commercial general liability policy.”
Boston College 2024 Opponent Previews: Duquesne
That said, the Eagles have a stellar record against FCS opponents. Holy Cross almost got them last year, but BC has not lost to an FCS or DI-AA team since falling to UMass 27-0 in 1978. Given how much the Dukes lost to graduation and that they got trounced by superior teams (West Virginia, Coastal Carolina, Delaware, Youngstown State), it's hard to view them as a serious threat to Boston College. Nevertheless, they're on the schedule, so let's dive in.
Found feline: Cat discovered at Logan Airport reunited with family
A missing cat is back home with his family tonight thanks to two employees at Logan International Airport. The cat was first spotted in a garage at the airport, according to the Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL). The employees contacted ARL but when they realized the feline was friendly, they corraled him into a box to hand him off.
Boston Police Engage with Local Youth at Medford Street Gym's Kennedy Center Summer Series Classic
The sound of laughter and the thud of a dodgeball may not be the everyday soundtrack of the Medford Street Gym, but this was no ordinary day. The Boston Police Department's District A-1 along with the Bureau of Community Engagement, brought more than just law enforcement to the gym; they brought a community event that featured a full slate of activities, including face painting, games, and creative tattoo art for the youth of the area. With local kids and teens in attendance, the Kennedy Center’s Summer Series Classic event turned into a bridge between the community and the officers meant to serve them.
Five-bedroom home sells in Wellesley for $2.7 million
A spacious historic house located at 24 Birch Road in Wellesley has new owners. The 3,904-square-foot property, built in 1925, was sold on July 22, 2024, for $2,695,000, or $690 per square foot. This two-story home offers a spacious layout with five bedrooms and five bathrooms. Inside, there is a fireplace. The property is equipped with forced air heating and a cooling system. The lot of the property covers a substantial area of 0.4-acre.
Massachusetts governor pledges to sign sweeping maternal health bill
BOSTON (AP) — A sweeping maternal health bill has cleared both legislative chambers and is awaiting Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey’s signature. The bill would create a pathway for midwives and lactation consultants to obtain licenses, encourage the creation of more freestanding birth centers, and establish a grant program to address maternal mental health and substance use disorder.
Man in Worcester County tests positive for EEE, first human case in Mass. in 4 years
“EEE is a rare but serious disease and a public health concern. We want to remind residents of the need to protect themselves from mosquito bites, especially in areas of the state where we are seeing EEE activity,” said Public Health Commissioner Robbie Goldstein.
New minimum wage kicks in for Uber, Lyft drivers in Mass.
For years, some drivers for rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft have been fighting hard behind the scenes for better pay and treatment. This week brings a major shift: rideshare drivers are now guaranteed a minimum wage starting at $32.50 an hour, plus benefits and a new appeals process for deactivations.
Berkshire region real estate sales
7 Hughes Street: Michael J. Casteel and Megan D. Buness of Adams to Wayne G. Arnold, $81,000 on 08/01/2024. 65 Howland Avenue: Howland Ave Prop Mgmt LLC of Adams to Wrightful Properties RET and Matthew Wright, $274,900 on 08/02/2024. 86 Lime Street: Jacob E. Belanger of Adams to Zachary T....
State Draft Stretch Code Updates Released for Public Comment
Submit your comments through September 17. The Massachusetts Department of of Energy Resources (DOER) is pleased to release a series of proposed revisions to the Stretch and Specialized codes, covering both commercial and residential sections. Based on the feedback received over the last year and a half of these regulations being in place, these modest revisions are now available for public comment.
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