FALL PUMPKIN FESTIVAL COMES TO FROG POND OCTOBER 27
Mayor Thomas M. Menino has announced the free and fun Fall Pumpkin Festival coming to the Boston Common Frog Pond
MAYOR MENINO ANNOUNCES FAIRVIEW CEMETERY EXPANSION
Mayor Thomas M. Menino and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department are proud to announce the opening of new burial
Burlington Selectmen Seeking Appointment for Recreation Commission
The Burlington Board of Selectman and the Burlington Recreation Commission will be making an appointment to the Burlington Recreation Commission.
Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone Will Not Run for Governor
By William Tauro Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone announced on Wednesday that he will not run for governor of Massachusetts.
The Hundreds of Bath Tub Marys of Somerville
By William Tauro Somerville Mass, two time “All American City”, one of the
143 Pounds of Marijuana Seized on Car Stop
This past Friday afternoon, just before 5:30 p.m., Trooper Yuriy Bukhenik, assigned to the State Police Sturbridge Barracks stopped
Rollover Simulator-importance of car seat, booster seats and seat belts.
Trooper Tim Weldon and Trooper Pete Morawiak assigned to the State Police Traffic Programs Section went to the Barre Elementary
Trooper Nearly Struck in O’Neil Tunnel
Trooper Nearly Struck in O’Neil Tunnel (VIDEO) State Police urge motorists to slow down and use caution in construction
BostonNewsGroup.com Proudly Supports Peter J. Koutoujian for US Congress
“The people of the Fifth Congressional District deserve nothing but the very best!
Ward, Tornado Golf Team Roll On
Posted by William Tauro Malden, MA: It was a big week for all those associated with the Malden High School
Chelsea Police Officer and Three Others Injured in Collision on Route 1
By William Tauro A 35 year old six year veteran of the Chelsea Police Department was injured along with two
Most interesting Facebook Post of the Day” Sent in by one of our readers:
While shopping at Market Basket the manager Announces over the intercom that “EBT cards are not accepted do to the
Absentee Ballots in Woburn for November 5th City Election are Available
Absentee ballots are now available for all voters for the Municipal Election to be held on Tuesday, November 5, 2013.
BostonNewsGroup.com “Cutest Baby Photo of the Day”
Sent in by our readers! Send us your favorite photos to Wmtauro@bostonnewsgroup.com to be posted here live on Bostonnewsgroup.com for
Mashpee Wampanoag Secure House Approval
For Project First Light Compact Tribal-State Compact Moves Onto the State Senate The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe’s Project First Light destination
Please join our host, Maggie Li, for a discussion (in Mandarin) with Michelle Wu, candidate for Boston City Councilor At-Large.
Michelle Wu is an attorney and community advocate. Most recently, she worked full-time on U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren’s campaign, where
Malden Man Pleads Guilty for Role in Maplewood Organization Drug Trafficking Operation
A member of a Malden-based drug trafficking operation has pleaded guilty to charges in connection with trafficking marijuana in to
Governor’s Councilor Michael J Callahan Remembered
By William Tauro Dedication ceremony in Memory of the Michael J Callahan, Governor’s Councilor at Wrights Park at the Middlesex
Voter Registration Details for November 5 Municipal Election
Registration deadline Wednesday, October 16 The deadline to register to vote, update your address, or to change your political
The Crew of WHYC Aboard The “Timeless of Boston”
10/11/13 http://www.Nightridercharters.com WELCOME TO NIGHT RIDER CHARTERS OF BOSTON! Our luxurious yacht charter specializes in all types of day and
Malden Mayor on the Move
By William Tauro Malden Mayor Gary Christenson recently engaged residents during his “outdoor office” hours at the Farmer’s Market.
MALDEN BUSINESS CENTER
MALDEN BUSINESS CENTER Mayor Christenson recently attended the Grand Opening of Malden Business Center at 2 Maplewood Street. The
LYNNFIELD BOARD OF HEALTH FLU CLINIC
Age 10 & Over/Non-Lynnfield Residents Welcome Lynnfield Town Hall 55 Summer Street, Lynnfield Monday, October 21, 2013 6:00
Quinn Middle School: Public Open House
Quinn Middle School: Public Open House 201 Manning St., Hudson Wednesday, October 30, 2013 5:30 – 7:30 PM
Community Building Between the Generations
The latest positive outcome of the collaborative efforts of the Somerville Council on Aging and Teen Empowerment is the Boston
Non-Profit Speaking Out Safely Launches New Web Site and Strategic Commitment
Non-Profit Speaking Out Safely Launches New Web Site and Strategic Commitment Haverhill, MA — Speaking Out Safely® is a non-profit organization
Sudbury Police Investigate Suspicious Device In Roadway
On 10-10-13 at approximately 4:17 PM the Sudbury Public Safety Center received a call from a Thompson Drive resident regarding
BURLINGTON: Bow Hunting Allowed in the Landlocked Forest for 2013
The Town of Burlington will open a 2013 Archery Season for Deer in the Landlocked Forest. The archery season
Lantigua Seeking to Remove Mayoral Term Limits
LAWRENCE, MA: Lawrence Mayor William Lantigua is seeking to remove the mayoral term limit restriction within that city’s charter. Lawrence
Motorcycle Representation on the Governor’s Highway Safety Committee Bill moves forward
The Massachusetts Motorcycle Association (MMA) is pleased to inform the riders of Massachusetts that House Bill 3046 (H.3046), An Act
Landmark Hilltop Steakhouse closing:
Hilltop Steak House closing in Saugus http://www.wcvb.com Landmark Route 1 North restaurant Hilltop Steak House is shutting its doors.
Cambridge Police Superintendent Honored by Gay Officers Action League of New England
Superintendent Burke received the Henry Dumas Memorial Award for being an ally of the GLBT community through his support of
Peabody Mayor Bettencourt Announces Concert to Honor Veterans
Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt, Jr. is pleased to announce that a special concert to honor Peabody’s veterans will be held
30th ANNIVERSARY OF THE BEIRUT BOMBING HITS CLOSE TO HOME IN SOMERVILLE
By William Tauro Recently I was asked to write an article regarding the 30th anniversary of the bombing of
Car Recovered from Wachusett Reservoir
This morning, the Massachusetts State Police Dive Team recovered a car out of the Wachusett Reservoir. The reservoir is the
MMA Honored at 2013 MRF “Meeting of the Minds”
The Motorcycle Riders Foundation held its annual conference, the “Meeting of the Minds” during the week ending September 28. Attended
Cambridge Police Officer’s Dish Raises Money for The One Fund
Beginning tonight (10/9) and running through Friday (10/11), Cambridge Police Officer Matt Brown’s winning dish from the first annual “Let’s
Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested
On October 7, Tewksbury Police Department sought and was issued a warrant for John Freni, 28, of 33 Broadway
Stolen Motor Vehicle Suspect Arrested
On October 8, at approximately 12:45 am, the Tewksbury Police Department arrested a 16 year old juvenile from Lowell, Ma
New Chinese Restaurant Opens In Everett By William Tauro Everett Mayor DeMaria cut the ribbon this past week at a
Bostonnewsgroup.com “Favorite Photo of The Day”
“So So Good”
First Mayor’s Online Forum with New Moderator!
Nathan Lamb and The Malden Observer moderated the Mayor’s monthly Online Forum last Friday. “Our first forum with
Next Steps MassDOT Mass. Ave Corridor Project Arlington
MassDOT recently announced that they put the contract out to bid for the Mass. Ave. CorridorProject. The Town of
Bus Drivers Intentions for Tomorrow Remain Uncertain: City Asks Parents to Plan Alternative Transportation for Students
Bus Drivers Intentions for Tomorrow Remain Uncertain: City Asks Parents to Plan Alternative Transportation for Students ALL Boston Public Schools
