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Revere man had license to sell guns but was involved in illegal weapons scheme
A Revere man who had a federal license to sell and repair guns pleaded guilty in federal court on Monday to conspiring to traffic guns illegally and to buy guns on behalf of a person who was barred from buying firearms, according to acting U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts Joshua Levy’s office.
The Dream Of The Celtics Having Amazon Money Looks To Be Dead After Jeff Bezos Says He Has No Plans To Purchase The Team
After the possibility of Jeff Bezos potentially purchasing the Boston Celtics was initially floated out there, I've spent the ensuing 24 hours imagining what it would be like to have an owner worth $195B cutting the checks. For reference, Steve Ballmer, a guy who spends whatever the hell it takes in his effort to make the Clippers relevant, is worth "only" $123B. In this dream scenario, Bezos has gone to Brad Stevens and said.
This could be your last chance to see this legendary punk band play in Mass.
Legendary punk band X is encouraging fans to come see them in Massachusetts one last time as the group embarks on a farewell tour this fall. “I hope people will come see us play, because — not to be weird — we may never play your town again. But that’s true every night, right?” lead singer Exene Cervenka told Billboard in a new interview. “Just a reminder: Life is short, but it’s up to people to listen to the record or come see us if they want. Or not. We’re really happy with this record. And that’s its own reward, no matter what happens.”
Farmer’s Almanac Predicts “Wet and White Winter” For Massachusetts
It's hard to believe the summer season is already coming to and end. Massachusetts residents are preparing for back to school and the upcoming fall season. While many argue autumn in the best time of the year in New England, some folks start the winter dread the second September hits.
New Hampshire challenges "unjust" Massachusetts gun laws
CONCORD, N.H. - New Hampshire's attorney general says residents who cross state lines with their guns should not be subject to "felony convictions and imprisonment" for violating Massachusetts law.Attorney General John Formella filed briefs with the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court on Monday in support of two New Hampshire men who were charged with carrying guns in Massachusetts without firearms licenses. A Lowell District Court judge previously ruled that Massachusetts can't prosecute out-of-state residents for illegally carrying guns if they were legally entitled to have them in their home state."Challenging Massachusetts' restrictive firearm laws""By challenging Massachusetts' restrictive firearm laws, we are...
Boston School Committee rates schools' chief as 'proficient'
Boston Public Schools Superintendent Mary Skipper rated her own job performance as “effective” or “highly effective” in all categories and took feedback from the school committee during a special meeting Monday night. The school committee generally agreed and gave Skipper a 3.75 average rating overall, citing...
The Huntington Launches The Huntington Academy, With Professional-Led Courses For All Ages
The Huntington's Education Department is launching The Huntington Academy, new tuition-based classes for students of all ages to learn, play, and engage with the theatrical arts. Online registration is now live for five courses starting in September for students Pre-K through 12th grade. More courses, including adult workshops and corporate trainings, will be added throughout the 2024-2025 season.
Karina Rykman Joins Gaslight Anthem For Billie Eilish & Nirvana Covers + More In Boston
Karina Rykman joined collaborators The Gaslight Anthem during the latter’s concert at MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston on Sunday. Rykman sat-in with the band for their cover of Billie Eilish’s “Ocean Eyes” and more. Karina contributed to The Gaslight Anthem’s studio rendition of “Ocean...
CHA Names Sawyer Project Team Leader For Owner’s Project Management
Boston – CHA Consulting, Inc. has named Amanda Sawyer, AIA, to a new role as project team leader for Owner’s Project Management. She is based in CHA’s Boston office. Sawyer joined CHA in 2019 and has more than 27 years of experience collaborating with owners, architects, and contractors to problem-solve and adapt to complex building challenges. Her project portfolio includes small to large-scale commercial and public projects including schools and public safety facilities.
Boston Italian chain to replace French brasserie 10 months after opening
A well-known Italian chain in the Boston area will replace a French restaurant that opened in Fenway less than a year ago. Chef Douglass Williams unveiled D.W. French at 1391 Boylston St. in October 2023, but the restaurant closed for business on Sunday, Aug. 18, according to a press release.
As Red Sox continue march to mediocrity, story of 2024 becomes clear
If you're wondering how history will remember the 2024 Red Sox, answer this question about the 2015 edition in five seconds or less: What's your dominant memory of that season?. Exactly. In fairness, it's probably Rich Hill's two-hit shutout of the Orioles that September, which ended with Mookie Betts robbing...
Suspended License Holder Summonsed After Collision at MBTA Wellington Lot
In a routine yet jarring disruption at the MBTA Wellington parking lot yesterday, chaos ensued when a 49-year-old man with a suspended license barreled his 2024 Toyota Tundra through a stop sign and collided with a 2018 Toyota Corolla. According to a post from the MBTA Transit Police, the accident occurred yesterday, August 19, at approximately 4:45 PM, causing substantial damage to both vehicles. Thankfully, despite the potential for harm, no injuries were reported in the incident.
Red Sox to begin spring training schedule Feb. 21
The Boston Red Sox announced their 2025 Spring Training exhibition season schedule, which has the team opening its slate Feb. 21 against Northeastern University at JetBlue Park at Fenway South in Fort Myers. The club will play its first Grapefruit League game the following day against the Tampa Bay Rays in Port Charlotte. Boston’s Grapefruit League schedule includes 15 home games and 15 away games with matchups against six American League teams and five National League teams. The Red Sox will play 10 games against their AL East opponents, including two against the New York Yankees. The club will host New York on Feb. 24. Boston will play more games against the Twins than against any other opponent. The club will host its Lee County rivals at JetBlue Park March 1, 12 and 23 and travel to Hammond Stadium at Lee Health Sports Complex in Fort Myers on March 8, 16 and 20.
UMass Lowell Women’s Soccer: Upcoming Matches vs BU and Holy Cross
The UMass Lowell women's soccer team (0-1-0) is set to compete against Boston University on August 22 and Holy Cross on August 25, seeking its first win after a tough season opener against Merrimack. Ranked fourth in the America East Preseason Poll, the River Hawks look to improve their performance in these non-conference matches. Boston University currently sits at 0-1-1, with junior Giulianna Gianino leading the team in scoring. Holy Cross, on the other hand, is struggling at 0-2-0, with their scoring distributed among three players.
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