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Woman with Lowell ties indicted in blaze that killed young sisters
A South Boston woman with ties to Lowell has been indicted on double murder and arson charges in connection with the fire deaths of two young sisters who were trapped inside their burning house in April.
Authorities found the woman's body in her apartment on Friday afternoon. Officials are not releasing the cause of death.
Monument to Fr. Jim Lane Unveiled
The statue of the somber serviceman at the Korean War Memorial and the 20 names of South Boston's Korean War dead, contrasted with the cool, partly sunny weather on the tip of Castle Island.
Reserve Sunday morning, July 13, at 11 a.m. Within the World War II Memorial, a commemorative bench will be emplaced in Dr.
He just wants the city to do a better job of explaining how companies can get these deals.
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Water Main Break Floods Red Line On Dorchester Ave
A large water main break in South Boston flooded part of the MBTA Red Line.
The break happened early Saturday evening at 275 Dorchester Avenue, which is near a subway station.
NStar, Boston police and Boston fire officials all responded to the water main break.
Water in the area has been shut off.
Officials said the Red Line has not been affected by the flooding.
The cause of the break and the amount of damage is unknown.
It was an all-too-familiar situation: Ahead, a red light glared, and bumper-to-bumper traffic stretched as far as the eye could see.
Builder plans hotel for S. End industrial area
Jun. 18--One of the first mid-priced hotels to be built in the Hub in years would take shape across the street from the Boston Herald under a proposal by a local developer.
Avenue 152, located at 152 Old Colony Ave., has 12 units still available, priced from $355,000 for a 798-square-foot one-bedroom condo to $525,000 for a 1,275 square-foot three-bedroom. Developer Patrick ...
After a long day at work, how about retiring to your own private roof deck? $429,900 9 PETERS STREET, UNIT C, SOUTH BOSTON SQUARE FOOTAGE 1,000 CONDO FEE $85 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS 1 full 2008 TAXES $2,132 LAST SOLD ...
Last Saturday was Serve-A-Thon Day. A thousand City Year volunteers made South Boston shine.
Caution urged as presummer heat wave hits
Summer has not officially begun, but Massachusetts residents can expect a blistering heat wave to begin today that will bring temperatures as high as 100 degrees to some areas, forecasters say.
US Environmental Protection Agency
Emergency Response Training and Drill Underway in South Boston - EPA...
Responders from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency , suited up in protective gear and using decontamination equipment, response vehicles and even a small sampling robot, are simulating a hazardous ...
JPMorgan Expands Boston Fund Services
JPMorgan will expand its fund services operation in Boston, after signing a lease for office space in the city's waterfront area.
Corruption finally catches up to Bulger crony
Those are the two words that should appear on Tom Finnerty's tombstone, the same words a federal judge used when he was describing the action of Billy Bulger's former law partner, which has finally gotten him ...
JPMorgan Boston Expansion Offers A Glimmer of Hope
Financial firm expanding in face of massive financial industry lay-offs By Dave Valiante June 03, 2008 A bright spot on an otherwise overcast job market came today as JP Morgan announced the expansion of its ...
Update to Death Investigation at East 8TH Street in South Boston
At about 11:05pm, on Saturday, May 31, 2008, officers from Area C-6 responded to a radio call for a man stabbed at 289 E. Eighth Street in South Boston.
As condos wither, luxury apartments bloom
Boston Business Journal - by Denise Magnell Boston Business Journal Sandie McDade-Allen Mayor Thomas M. Menino, state economic czar Dan O’Connell and MassDevelopment’s Robert L. Culver at the ...
Officials punt on police details
Political will once again fades; Unions resist shift to flagmen A police officer worked a construction detail on West Broadway in South Boston.
Dunkin' at the park with Tommy
Via joe and more, the mayor seeks out the other half Derven Harrington, 3, opts for a dooughnut rather than the plant offered him by Mayor Tom Menino at a Dorchester event.