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Before the Boston Celtics, Payton Pritchard was a knockdown shot
For most fans of the Boston Celtics, our knowledge of combo guard Payton Pritchard began when then-President of Basketball Operations Danny Ainge picked the Oregon standout at No. 26 in the 2020 NBA draft. But the West Linn native did not become adept at his craft overnight. He was an...
City Tap Hosts “Staycation at Our House” in Honor of National Rum Day
Fort Point hotspot throws a three-day tropically themed party. This weekend, City Tap House is infusing some flavors of the tropics into their “Staycation at Our House” three-day event. Coinciding with National Rum Day (August 16), the Fort Point hotspot will be decked in calypso-themed décor complete with floral leis for attendees.
Boston's comfortable humidity to continue amid showers and storms
Severe thunderstorm warnings were in effect in parts of Maine and Vermont Wednesday, but they have since expired. Click here to see active weather alerts. Wildfire smoke has taken over the northeastern skies and has become rather thick since Tuesday. This is why our sunrises and sunsets have been muted lately, and will continue to be muted with an orange tint to the sun through at least Thursday.
State and city won't stop closing of Carney Hospital in Dorchester
BOSTON - The Massachusetts Department of Public Health and Boston Public Health Commission have no plans to take over Carney Hospital by eminent domain, officials told a crowd of Carney employees on Tuesday night.Carney Hospital will still close by August 31Dozens of employees of the Dorchester community hospital came to a public meeting required by law because of Carney's proposed closure. What some thought could be a last-ditch effort to influence stakeholders turned into a stark reality."Declaring a public health emergency will not give the city, Mayor Wu, or I the regulatory authority, the licensure ability, or most importantly the...
Haggerty: New faces add needed depth to Bruins
The Bruins clearly had some high-profile free agent signings on July 1 when they made big splashes addressing the center and defensemen position, but as always Don Sweeney did some quality work under-the-radar work as well. Former first-round pick Max Jones is expected to be a regular member of the...
Given final rites as an infant, man now celebrates 50 years of UMass Memorial NICU
WORCESTER, Mass. – This month marks a big anniversary for UMass Memorial’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit as doctors, nurses and families will gather to celebrate 50 years. UMass Memorial's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit will celebrate 50 years on Aug. 25. Todd Bishop, one of the first infants to...
Mass. Attorney General’s Office reaches $600 million settlement with major tobacco manufacturers
The $600 million will be paid to the Commonwealth’s general fund this fiscal year. The Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office reached a $600 million settlement with major tobacco manufacturers on Monday, the largest resolution from the office in recent history, Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell announced. “The country’s major...
Music history comes to life: Old Vienna Kaffehaus reunion to be held in Hopkinton
A backyard in Hopkinton will play host to a reunion of musicians who once frequented a Westborough venue that served as a folk music haven in the 1980s and ‘90s. The 08:30 Club, a group of musicians and show promoters who became friends during Worcester’s 1980s folk music boom, is planning a concert featuring musicians who often performed at the Old Vienna Kaffeehaus, which once sat on a busy street in Westborough.
Rhode Island’s Conjuring House Not For Sale, Despite Recent Article
BURRILLVILLE, RHODE ISLAND (WBSM) — Social media was abuzz on Tuesday that one of the most haunted homes in America was back on the market, but it turns out a technical glitch may have conjured up the story. Multiple websites in the Nexstar Media Group – which has over...
Hopkinton Conservation Chair Jeff Barnes Resigns
By MyFM’s Claire Beverly – The chair of the Hopkinton Conservation Commission has reportedly resigned. Jeff Barnes has told the Hopkinton Independent has stepped down for “personal reasons” but did not elaborate. He says he has “immensely enjoyed” being part of the Commission and is “profoundly proud” of the work they’ve done. He said his resignation was submitted earlier this month and took place immediately, so current vice chair Melissa Recos will take over as Conservation Commission chair at the next meeting next week.
Taunton man dies in Boston construction accident
A Taunton man was killed in a construction accident in Boston on Friday. Police said Barry Medeiros, 43, fell off scaffolding at the Emerson Cutler Majestic Theatre. Medeiros' girlfriend Heather Lima told NBC 10 he was extremely close with his loved ones. "His kindness, how he carried himself, he was...
Celtics Center Delivers Fiery Message about Boston's Title Defense
The 2024-25 NBA season begins in Boston. When the Celtics host ring night on Oct. 22 before their rivalry clash against the Knicks, nearly the entire group who helped them capture Banner 18 will be there to see it raised to the TD Garden rafters.
Man stabbed several times in Boston’s Downtown Crossing, police say
UPDATE: A Boston man was arrested in connection with this stabbing, according to Boston police. The stabbing victim’s condition “is expected to survive this stabbing,” police wrote in a statement. A man was hospitalized Wednesday after he was found with several life-threatening stab wounds in Boston’s Downtown...
Haitian national nabbed for allegedly raping child in Massachusetts migrant shelter
Sign up for our Caribbean Life email newsletter to get news, updates, and local insights delivered straight to your inbox!. The United States Customs and Enforcement (ICE) agency said on Tuesday that agents from its Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) in Boston, Massachusetts have apprehended an unlawfully present 26-year-old Haitian national accused of aggravated rape of a child in a Rockland, Massachusetts migrant shelter.
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