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Boston launches calendar of events aimed at revitalizing city's nightlife
BOSTON — Boston's nightlife scene is getting a boost from city hall. Corean Reynolds, the city's director of nightlife economy, also known as its "night czar," has developed a list of grant recipients charged with invigorating the city's nightlife. Watch the story above to learn about challenges to the...
Noah Kahan releasing live concert album from Fenway Park concerts
BOSTON — New England music superstar Noah Kahan plans to release a new live album recorded during his sold-out summer concerts in Boston. He announced that the new album will be called "Live from Fenway." Kahan, a Vermont native and Grammy-nominated artist, performed at the historic ballpark on July...
Take your dog to this Boston Starbucks for free gift cards, pet portraits
You can get a portrait of your dearest dog and free coffee at a Massachusetts Starbucks this weekend. Chrissy Teigen and John Legend’s pet lifestyle brand Kismet is celebrating National Dog Day a few days early. While the fun holiday is on Monday, Aug. 26, the celebratory event at a Boston Starbucks is this weekend.
Brockton businesses adjust hours due to student disruptions
Several businesses in the vicinity of Brockton High School, like Starbucks, are temporarily amending their weekday operations due to disruptions caused by students. Reported incidents of rowdiness and minor property damage during school dismissal hours have led these establishments to cut back services during weekday afternoons. Starbucks plans to halt in-store operations between 1-3pm on school days, but will run its drive-thru service.
COA has a Taste of Walpole
In honor of Walpole’s 300th Anniversary, the Walpole Council on Aging (COA) hosted a Taste of Walpole night. Fifteen Walpole businesses and restaurants showcased a taste of their offerings in which COA members would vote for their favorites. Walpole COA members packed into the South Street Center, eager to...
5 dental industry executive moves in 3 days
There has been increased activity in the dental industry when it comes to executive moves, with four appointments and one resignation in the past three days. Here are five recent dental executive moves, as reported by Becker's since Aug. 20:. 1. The American Dental Association promoted Michelle Kruse to the...
Save the date: “Small art, big party,” hosted by Art Wellesley on Sept. 27th
TIME: 6pm-8pm LOCATION: Lulu Wang Center at Wellesley College. Guests will have the opportunity to peruse donated 6″ x 6″ artworks and sign up for a one-in-six chance to buy the piece(s) of their choice for $100 each. A roll of a dice will ultimately determine who wins the right to buy.
Past Red Sox Pitching Target Handed Demotion By NL Contender
The Boston Red Sox were linked to left-handed pitcher Jordan Montgomery throughout multiple points this past offseason before the Arizona Diamondbacks landed him on a one-year, $25 million contract. Montgomery, fresh off a 32-start, World Series-winning campaign that began with the St. Louis Cardinals and ended with the Texas Rangers,...
Red Sox recall LHP Joely Rodriguez from Triple-A Worcester ahead of series vs. Diamondbacks
Boston also optioned Greg Weissert to the WooSox and placed James Paxton on the 60-day injured list. The Red Sox added a second left-handed pitcher to their pitching staff on Friday. Boston recalled southpaw Joely Rodriguez from the Triple-A Worcester Red Sox and optioned right-handed reliever Greg Weissert to the...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. endorses Trump but won't remove his name from all ballots
NEEDHAM, Mass. — Robert F. Kennedy says he is suspending his independent presidential bid and is backing Donald Trump. Kennedy said Friday in Arizona that his internal polls had shown that his presence in the race would hurt Trump and help Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. He cited free speech, the war in Ukraine and “a war on our children” as among the reasons to try to remove his name from the ballot in battleground states. He made clear that he wasn’t formally ending his bid and said his supporters could continue to back him in the majority of states where they are unlikely to sway the outcome. Kennedy said the move followed conversations with Trump over the past few weeks.
Women’s Soccer Travels To Vermont For Road Opener On Sunday
BOSTON – For its first road contest of the 2024 campaign, the Boston University women's soccer program treks to Vermont on Sunday (Aug. 25). Opening kick from Virtue Field is set for 1 p.m. BU (0-2-1) will play the first of its four non-conference road matches. Vermont (1-0-1) is...
Alternative Lung Cancer Screening Criteria Identifies More People Who Would Benefit
Alternative lung cancer screening criteria identifies people who would benefit significantly from screening, but are excluded by current criteria, according to research published in Annals of Internal Medicine. “We found these high-benefit groups include those who smoked for a long duration, but at a lower intensity, those with heavy smoking...
‘The allegations are pretty serious': Feds object to Weymouth contractor's bankruptcy
The branch of the Department of Justice that polices bankruptcy cases is taking action against a Weymouth home improvement contractor who abruptly shuttered his business last year, leaving customers with a trail of unfinished projects. According to a recent complaint filed in federal court, the U.S. Trustee is objecting to...
Boy reels in colossal 118-pound white marlin on Nantucket, possibly breaking junior world record
A 12-year-old boy from Weston, Massachusetts, reeled in a massive white marlin off the coast of Nantucket on Aug. 16. Stone Fornes caught the 118.2-pound fish, potentially breaking a junior world record, while fishing with angler Elliot Sudal. The current record for a white marlin is 102 pounds, which was...
Security increased at Boston festivals after shooting in Roxbury
BOSTON - Summer in Boston has as many festivals as accents. It's a celebration of heritage and food. At times, the draw of the crowd can overshadow these joyous moments leaving an opportunity for mischief and violence. It's a reality that has played out in recent weeks. "Unfortunately, there are bad elements that show up at these things and take advantage of situations. I wish they wouldn't," said Jack Connolly, a festivalgoer at Saint Anthony's Feast in the North End. "This is well lit. I'm seeing a lot of police presence. We are very supportive of our law enforcement community."Increased...
Pelicans Waive Former Celtics Sharpshooter
The Boston Celtics have one open roster spot left. It could go toward Oshae Brissett rejoining the reigning champions. That would make him the 16th of the 17 players from last season's title team to return for the upcoming campaign.
Weber going to Bat for Those Disappointed and Frustrated with Forest Hills Cemetery
Forest Hills Cemetery has drawn criticism from residents over the last several years due to the discontinuation of beloved events, changed policies, removal of trees, lack of communication, and more, but for those yearning for an explanation, there might be one on the horizon. Ben Weber, District 6 City Councilor, who had residents reach out to his office about these issues, told the Jamaica Plain Gazette he had contacted cemetery leadership. Specifically, Weber, who called Forest Hills Cemetery one of Boston’s jewels, noted that the cemetery’s leadership has offered to take him and his office on a tour.
Walpole QB Noah Mackenzie motivated to push team’s offense to higher level
Walpole quarterback Noah Mackenzie had a breakout year during his first season as a starter last fall. With star receiver Jamal Abdal-Khallaq by his side, Mackenzie threw for 3,013 yards and 30 touchdowns, along with six rushing touchdowns and was a Division III All-State first team selection. Performances during his junior season were enough to earn him scholarship offers from Central Connecticut and Stonehill heading into this fall.
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