Today, the Firehouse’s main assembly room is clear of the backpacks, tie-dyed T-shirts and water bottles that lined its walls for 11 sessions of summer camp. Classrooms and offices have been reset and restructured and administrators, new and old, are ready to embark on an exciting fall season. Rebecca Yudkoff, program director, joined the...
There are many wonderful luxuries to living in Boston; Beautiful parks, delicious food, historically-laden streets, high-caliber institutions, the best sports teams around…ask any Bostonian why they love living in Boston and you’ll hear answers across the board. But, if you ask any Bostonian what the worst part about living in Boston is, they will...
Beacon Hillers going to the polls next Thursday have two options when voting for Suffolk County Register of Probate. City Councillor Sal LaMattina is one possible choice. Patricia Campatelli is the other. The Register position race is one of Suffolk County’s best kept secrets. The expectation when all is said and done is that...
Robbery- Knife 08/27/12 – A male victim was robbed at knifepoint by three males on Anderson Street at around 2:14 a.m. The victim had an iPhone and U.S. currency taken, and the suspects fled in a silver Hyundai. Incidents Aug. 21 38 Pinckney St. Sick/Injured/Medical – Person Aug. 22 109 Mt. Vernon St. Verbal...
The symbolic end of summer – the Labor Day weekend - has come and gone, again. The holiday has its origins in the 1880’s and was intended at first to celebrate the contributions and achievements of American workers. Celebrating the achievements of American workers is a bit dated these days – and what’s more...