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The Boston Licensing Board on Thursday revoked Pho So 1's food-serving and beer-and-wine licenses after its fifth citation in seven months for staying open well past its licensed closing time of 10 p.m.
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Some 165 people showed up at the IBEW union hall last Wednesday evening for an open house look at the Boston Planning and Development Agency’s PLAN: Glover’s Corner study. As attendees milled around the hall, they placed ... Read more.
Mayor Martin Walsh’s administration rolled out a sweeping transit report on Tuesday that reviewed ongoing projects and laid out a broad blueprint for transportation investments over the next 15 years.
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On a drizzly Tuesday morning, four members of Dorchester’s State House delegation and a couple of transportation officials gathered under an overhang on the Four Corners/Geneva Avenue platform as a hulking commuter-rail ... Read more.
After a spike in commercial break-ins to start 2017, Boston Police have seen a dramatic reduction of burglaries across the C-11 district in recent days in the wake of a number of solid arrests, said Capt. Tim Connolly. ... Read more.
A team of 100 runners affiliated with the Martin Richard Foundation are training hard for next month’s BAA Boston Marathon, set for April 17. The foundation’s team— affectionately known as ... Read more.
Mayor Martin Walsh and at-large City Councillor Ayanna Pressley on Monday outlined a plan for bringing 152 new liquor licenses to Boston - a plan that could mean a significant number of new licenses for Dorchester and ... Read more.
University of Massachusetts Boston is bringing on board former Bowdoin College president Barry Mills to serve as its deputy chancellor and chief operating officer.
Mills will oversee the academic and research ... Read more.
The organizers of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade have voted to reject a LGBTQ veterans group from marching in this year’s parade, prompting swift condemnations from elected officials. Mayor Martin Walsh says he will not ... Read more.
The Boston city council is choosing to further study a “just cause” eviction ordinance proposed by Mayor Martin Walsh in order to incorporate feedback from an extended meeting and community input.
The “Jim Brooks ... Read more.
the Boston Police Department reports a man found stabbed around 7:45 a.m. on Tuesday at 66 Hartford St. died after being transported to a local hospital.
The victim was 35 and had multiple stab wounds, police say ... Read more.
The Boston Licensing Board this week will decide whether to revoke Pho So 1's liquor license - or possibly even shut the restaurant completely - because police keep finding it open and serving beer way after its licensed ... Read more.
Mayor Marty Walsh and at-large City Councilor Ayanna Pressley on Monday outlined a plan for 152 new liquor licenses across Boston - a plan that could mean a significant number of new licenses for Dorchester and Mattapan ... Read more.
State Police report a man suffered serious injuries, and the driver minor injuries, when their car crashed around 12:20 a.m. on Saturday in the turnaround in front of the Boston Globe plant on Morrissey Boulevard.
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As officers make a number of solid arrests, police have seen burglaries lighten across the Boston police C-11 district recently, said Capt. Tim Connolly.
On Thursday, police patrolling around the ... Read more.
With his signature law targeted for repeal by the new White House, former President Barack Obama will visit Boston's Columbia Point in early May to receive the 2017 Centennial John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award. ... Read more.
US Congressmen Stephen Lynch and Michael Capuano have joined a chorus of Massachusetts voices calling for Jeff Session’s resignation as Attorney General, after reports surfaced that he twice spoke to the Russian ... Read more.
Federal officials on Wednesday charged Arif Ali Shah, 66, who owns Nadia's at 563 Washington Street, with selling fake goods there for ten years.
In an "information," federal prosecutors say Shah sold counterfeit ... Read more.
Students at the University of Massachusetts-Boston were asked Wednesday to be on alert after campus officials learned an apparent white supremacy group has been posting "intimidating" flyers on campus.
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