Japanese restaurant in Brookline closing after 27 years
A Japanese restaurant in Brookline is closing its doors after 27 years of service. FuGaKyu Japanese Cuisine announced on Facebook on Friday it is shutting down on Nov. 5 for “personal reasons.”. “With deepest gratitude, we thank every patron who has graced our tables and shared countless memories with...
MASSACHUSETTS HOUSING FOR THOSE MOST IN NEED
Governor Healey’s Mixed Messages On Housing For Those Most In Need. Her broad housing initiative is laudable, but limiting shelter stays moves things backward. As a family medicine physician at Boston Medical Center, I have cared for hundreds of individuals and families experiencing homelessness over the last 20 years.
Tewksbury woman arrested, charged with third OUI after Friday afternoon crash
A Tewksbury woman has been charged with her third drunken-driving offense following a head-on crash on Friday afternoon, according to the Tewksbury Police Department.
Two injured after shooting in Boston
Two people have been hurt after a shooting in Boston.
Boston family reunites after being stranded in Jamaica during Hurricane Melissa
A Boston family reunited Friday after three members were stranded for days in Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa. A long-awaited hug, filled with tears of relief, came at Logan Airport Friday after days of uncertainty. Three family members were stranded in Jamaica after the island was hit by the Category 5 storm.
Randolph’s Pack the Pantry 5K collects donations while local food pantry sees surge
The annual Pack the Pantry 5K kicked off in Randolph Saturday morning with nearly 300 people participating.
Boston Police Engage with Youth at Curtis Guild Elementary for ‘Character Day’ in East...
It was all smiles and storytelling over at Curtis Guild Elementary School in East Boston where officers from District A-7 and the Bureau of Community Engagement stopped by to celebrate 'Character Day.' The Boston Police Department's initiative was to actively engage with students and the community in a positive...
Wu Announces Boston Energy Saver Program for Homeowners, Small Businesses
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced on Wednesday, Oct. 29, the creation of the Boston Energy Saver program to help renters, homeowners, and small businesses upgrade buildings and reduce energy costs. “As winter approaches, energy costs to keep families warm become even more of a financial burden. I'm proud to launch...
Boston Alert Warns of Traffic and Parking Impacts Due to Major Events Throughout the...
Bostonians, brace yourselves for a flurry of street closures and parking restrictions in the coming days, courtesy of several major events spread across the city. The City of Boston has issued a traffic advisory outlining the impact these events will have on local traffic flow and parking availability. For those of...
Everett Construction Worker and Union Member Larriston Lake Remembered After Fatal Jobsite Accident
Larriston Lake, a member of Pile Drivers Local 56, died in a jobsite accident in Everett, Massachusetts, last week. He was one of two brothers who lost their lives in the incident. Lake was recognized for his work and his involvement with the union. He had four children.

















