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Former Hopkinton Police Sgt. Tim Brennan has Aug. 30 hearing before POST Commission
MILFORD — Suspended Milford Police Officer Timothy Brennan, who was fired earlier this year from his previous position as a Hopkinton police sergeant, is scheduled for a hearing on Friday before the state Peace Officers Standards & Training (POST) Commission. The POST Commission is investigating further the circumstances behind Brennan's termination in Hopkinton, which happened in February after an independent investigator found that he did not report what he knew about a sexual assault case involving...
Raising Cane's goes gold with latest destination restaurant opening
Raising Cane’s is scheduled to open a new, one-of-a-kind restaurant in Boston on Wednesday, but this one isn’t designed by Post Malone. The new unit in Boston will be made of gold— or at least the color of gold—to celebrate the brand’s 28th birthday. At...
Big Pharma and Tobacco Underpin Hopkinton’s Stock Portfolio
Buried in the Select Board’s agenda packet for Tuesday, August 27, is the Quarterly Deposit & Investment Report for the period ending 6/30/2024, authored by Town Treasurer Charles J. Paquet and delivered by Town CFO Kyla Lapierre. Paquet paints a rosy picture of the town’s cash position and investments, noting that Hopkinton generated $974,472 in interest income for the period, on a General Fund balance of just over $78 million.
New and Extended Leases at Linden Square in Wellesley
WELLESLEY, MA– Linden Square, a shopping, dining and lifestyle destination located in the heart of upscale Wellesley, MA, has signed two new retailers and expects them to open later this year, Van Leeuwen ice cream and Framebridge. Additionally, the property has recently celebrated openings for Playa Bowls, LaserAway and...
Man accused of Dorchester stabbing had been arrested for assault and battery in April
While awaiting trail on a charge of assault and battery, a 38-year-old Massachusetts man was released. Now, he’s the suspect in a fatal stabbing. David Adams, of Dorchester, is accused of stabbing David Abrain, 52, of Roxbury, on Dorchester Avenue around 10 p.m. on Friday, according to Boston Police. Adams was arraigned on the murder charge in Boston Municipal Court in Dorchester on Monday, where a judge revoked his bail in the assault and battery case.
New South Boston development would bring more housing to East Broadway
A new planned residential project on South Boston’s East Broadway would continue drawing Southie’s residential boom farther east toward Pleasure Bay. The plan for 736-742 E. Broadway would include a dozen residential units and 3,000 square feet of commercial space where today a three-story building stands with a first-floor realty office. It would be two doors down from The Broadway, a popular neighborhood restaurant.
A mistrial was declared for Karen Read, who was accused of killing her police officer boyfriend. Now his family is suing her
A wrongful death civil suit filed this month in a Massachusetts court by the estate and family of deceased Boston police officer John O’Keefe alleges his then-girlfriend Karen Read caused his death more than two years ago by “driving drunk … in an unsafe manner.”
194 condos will get a water bill credit. But now rates may change for all of Framingham
FRAMINGHAM — The mayor announced that a condo complex will be getting a large water bill credit along with the city's change of its water billing structure at the Aug. 20 City Council meeting. Framingham Mayor Charlie Sisitsky said residents of the Windsor Green condominium complex could potentially see a credit of...
Local celebrities greet students, staff as Worcester Public Schools begin school year
WORCESTER, MASS. (WHDH) - Worcester public school students and staff received a star-studded welcome ahead of their first day of school in the 2024-2025 school year Monday, with celebrities including Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens, rapper and actor Joyner Lucas, and rapper Darryl McDaniels of the band Run-DMC all greeting school community members in a video message.
First day of school in Worcester: Youngsters return; drone video inside new Doherty High
WORCESTER ― Worcester attracted plenty of attention Monday morning, as it was one of the first school districts in the state where students returned to school. Students and administrators gathered outside Nelson Place Elementary School on a picturesque August morning to begin the long pursuit of another school year. ...
Come On Down: 'The Price Is Right Live' Coming To Bridgeport
Game show aficionados will have the opportunity to take part in “The Price is Right Live,” coming to New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts this fall. The live, traveling production brings the iconic television game show to life as randomly selected contestants play game show favorites like Plinko, Cliffhangers, and the famous Showcase.
WooSox Rewind: Worcester’s 5-1 week moves them into tie for second in IL East standings
Last week the Worcester Red Sox visited Harbor Park in Norfolk, Virginia for a week-long series against the Tides (Baltimore) and won five of six games to jump into a second-place tie in the International League’s East Division second half standings with Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (NY Yankees), one game in the loss column behind Rochester (Washington).
WPI Athletics Hall of Fame Induction Scheduled for Friday, September 27th
WORCESTER -- The WPI Athletics Department, Poly Club, and Hall of Fame Selection Committee have revealed the inductees for its 41st class, which will be inducted as part of Homecoming Weekend on Friday, September 27th. The inductees (pictured left to right starting with the top) include:. Emily (Doherty) Hard '16...
Voters will decide minimum wage ballot measures in several states
Grace McGovern, a 24-year-old bartender and server at a downtown Boston brewery, recalls one recent customer vividly. He was very rude. It was a slow night, and she only had one table, a large group led by a man who “kept touching my lower back and my leg and making jokes,” she told Stateline. It […]
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