Boston Police Union Condemns Weekend Violence, Cites Lack of Leadership Support
In a strongly worded letter released Sunday, the Boston Police Detectives Benevolent Society (BPDBS) highlighted a surge of violent crime over the July 4th weekend, criticizing city leaders and department officials for what it calls a “lackadaisical” approach to supporting exhausted officers. The union detailed a chaot
Revere’s New Mini Pitch Is Almost Ready & It’s Opening Just in Time for...
The City of Revere, Massachusetts, announced that “The Mini Pitch at Frederick’s Park is nearing completion,” and said the project will be finished in time to celebrate the end of the World Cup. Awarded to the City by the U.S. Soccer Foundation, the mini pitch is a hard-court surface designed for soccer games. Revere’s
Massachusetts’ LEAST Pet-Friendly City Is Also #2 In The Country
Almost at the very bottom of the rankings is an iconic Massachusetts city, making it the least pet-friendly in the continental United States.
World Cup a winner for local businesses
Boston’s major sports teams captured 10 titles during Olde Magoun Saloon’s first 24 years of business, but none of those championship nights matched a three-hour window last week. As the U.S. soccer team put away Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Round of 32 of FIFA World Cup 2026,...
Swampscott’s Garden Music Gathering cultivates community
Erin Hickey SWAMPSCOTT — A weekend of Independence Day festivities closed on a musical note Sunday afternoon as community members gathered in Linscott Park for the Garden Music Gathering: a celebration inspired by a beloved community tradition. Overlooking the ocean beneath sunny skies, dozens of residents spread blank
FAA issues ground stop at Logan Airport due to fueling system issue
According to a spokesperson for the Massachusetts Port Authority, the issue stems from the airport’s fueling system, causing delays and cancellations.
A Dozen Watertown Homes Were Sold This Week
This week’s home sales include eight condos, a single family, a three family, and a pair of townhouses. 56 Ralph St. #3, $413,000, 2 bedroom 1 bathroom 983 sq. ft. Condo. 12 Spruce St. #12, $790,000, 2 bedroom 1 bathroom 1,256 sq. ft. Condo. 92 Fitchburg St. #2, $880,000,...
This restaurant, a quintessential hidden gem, is tucked away almost out to sea
The transformation of Quincy Center from a basic, generic-looking downtown to a modern, glittery destination has been nothing short of remarkable, perhaps one of the biggest revitalizations in all of New England. And while upgrades have also come to other parts of the city, like Wollaston and North Quincy, much...
Cambridge man found dead from gunshot wound identified as city employee
The man found dead from a gunshot wound in Cambridge early Saturday morning has been identified as a city employee. A few minutes before 5:30 a.m., authorities received a call for a person laying on the ground near the intersection of Broadway and Norfolk Street. The individual was ultimately declared...
Disappointment in Wakefield after Fourth of July fireworks called off due to weather
WAKEFIELD, MASS. (WHDH) - A lot of disappointed residents went home without a fireworks show in Wakefield on the Fourth of July after public safety officials say they had to call off the show due to a fast-moving storm. “We got a text saying that the fireworks had been canceled,”...

















