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Former flight attendant pushes beverage cart hundreds of miles to honor 9/11 crew members
A man from Massachusetts is on the move as he honors Sept. 11 victims, and he's working his way through our state. "I always say it. I'm just a guy pushing a cart," said Paul Veneto of Milton, Mass. Veneto is pushing an airline beverage cart from Boston all the...
Tenants must leave after Revere apartment building is condemned
Following a tense meeting, the Revere Department of Public Health deemed the 13-story Water’s Edge high-rise unlivable. Over 40 families are being forced out of their homes at the Water’s Edge apartment building in Revere after the city condemned it at a Board of Health hearing Thursday evening.
Hotel workers are ready to strike this weekend
The strike would come after months of unsuccessful negotiations over wages and workloads. Hotel workers represented by UNITE HERE Local 26 in Boston are preparing to strike at 35 hotels as soon as this Sunday. As contracts expire at the end of the month, UNITE Here Local 26 is preparing...
Will lack of elevator hinder Brockton's Adult Learning Center? Director says no; here's why
When Brockton’s Adult Learning Center and Community Schools programs began moving into their new home at The Goddard School on Aug. 1, the aging building had a handful of repairs that needed to be fixed. While most of these repairs have been made, one major obstacle remains - the building does not have an elevator. In May, the Brockton School Committee approved a list of building moves ahead of the new school year that placed the ALC...
Brockton's very own food blogger launches Haitian take-out spot and convenience store
BOSTON — Brockton’s very own food blogger has launched his first flagship location in the heart of Boston, serving delicious culinary creations and fun snacks to get you through the workday. Right on 700 Albany St., Boston, where a subway used to reside, Mirbentz Jean Francois redesigned the large space and converted it into a convenience store and take-out restaurant called "Did You Eat Yet." ...
CITY OF BROCKTON TO HOST PUNK ROCK LEGENDS NOFX IN THE BAND’S FINAL NEW ENGLAND SHOWS
BROCKTON – Los Angeles punk legends NoFX’s last-ever New England appearances will take place at Campanelli Stadium in Brockton on Saturday and Sunday as the group concludes an incredible 40-year career with the “Punk in Drublic” farewell tour. The influential West Coast punk rockers last played...
Food festivals, fairs and family days: Here are 13 of the best Brockton-area events
BROCKTON − Fall is right around the corner and the end of summer brings with it outdoor food festivals featuring homemade delicacies and plenty of family-fun activities. There are many events set for throughout the Brockton area to look forward to in the coming months, from food festivals, to family fun days, to Renaissance Faires and agricultural celebrations. ...
Boston hotel workers poised to strike if deal isn’t reached by Sunday
“They’re willing to go on strike to get what they deserve,” Aramayo explained Saturday. “I think the easiest way to explain this is if you ask any hotel worker whether the economy is working for them, they’ll say, ‘Absolutely not.’”
Jaylen Brown issues strong warning ahead of NBA season
Jaylen Brown sure does not sound satisfied with his championship ring and his Finals MVP trophy. The Boston Celtics All-Star Brown issued a strong warning to the rest of the NBA via his Instagram page this weekend. He responded to a comment from a fan who said that Brown was about to enter his “villain... The post Jaylen Brown issues strong warning ahead of NBA season appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Evening Notes: Bruins’ Swayman, Dubois & Flames’ Trade Talks
The Boston Bruins are considering a short-term bridge deal for goaltender Jeremy Swayman as contract discussions continue past Labor Day. With a .919 save percentage across 132 NHL games and previous accolades, Swayman has built a solid case for a significant contract. Meanwhile, the Washington Capitals plan to pair Pierre-Luc Dubois with Tom Wilson to boost his scoring potential after a lackluster season, while the Calgary Flames are reportedly exploring trade options, including players like Nazem Kadri and Rasmus Andersson, signaling a potential rebuilding phase.
Somerset train will soon see new life as Choo-Chew craft kitchen. What to know.
SOMERSET — When one carriage door closes, another swings open. Those saddened by the recent departure of a barbecue restaurant from one of the town's most quirky and familiar dining sites are in for a treat. One month after operations at the iconic Route 6 railroad car got derailed with the closure of Missing...
Coach bringing NBA trophy to Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — The coach of the NBA champion Boston Celtics is bringing the Larry O'Brien Trophy to the Ocean State. According to a tweet from Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee, Coach Joe Mazzulla will be at the State House on Tuesday morning at 10:00. Mazzulla, a Johnston...
Chelsea officer recovering after part of ear bitten off in ‘volatile situation’
A Chelsea police officer is recovering after having part of his ear bitten off during, what police have called, a “highly volatile situation” Friday. The officer was hurt while police were dealing with a domestic situation at a home at 207 Shurtleff Street around 2:20 p.m. on Aug. 30, Chelsea police said in a press release posted to X.
Kristaps Porzingis injury could create major Celtics questions down the line
When the Boston Celtics traded for Kristaps Porzingis last summer, they knew what they were getting themselves into. The Latvian big man has been dealing with injuries throughout the course of his career, and just one season into his tenure with the Celtics, that fact remains true. Porzingis had offseason...
WSOC Carries Momentum Into Trip to BU
BOSTON - The UConn women's soccer team (1-1-1) plays its final non-conference road game of the season with a trip to Boston University on Sunday, Sept. 1 at 4 p.m. The Huskies are coming off their first win of the season, a road victory at New Hampshire, 1-0, last Sunday.
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