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Drug defendant no stranger to court system
But this time not because of past arrests. A probation worker at Charlestown District Court was arrested there yesterday on charges she helped her boyfriend sell OxyContin out of their East Boston apartment.
Rafael Esquilin of 21 Staples Avenue, Everett, was arrested and charged with assault & battery with a dangerous weapon.
Eastie Youth Art Center Nears Completion
To find out more about ZUMIX, click here. ZUMIX, a non-profit youth music organization, is set to open in a former East Boston firehouse later this month.
MBTA replaces all cars on the Blue Line: On a scale of 1-10, give it a 6
While some East Boston commuters have complained the new Blue Line trains are less comfortable then their outdated and older counterparts - others like the sleek new look and added capacity.
NEIA leaves an indelible mark on Heritage Apts.
The New England Institute of Art recently unveiled a mural on Sumner Street near Maverick square that depicts the history of East Boston and its people from the age of the clipper ship to the jet age.
East Boston man charged with stealing from church
Michael Bocchino, 50, allegedly swiped more than a dozen checks from the Holy Rosary Church, where he had been hired this year to do masonry work on a parish building, Conley said.
Senate passes changes for underperforming schools
The state Senate last night passed a sweeping education bill, the most significant in more than 15 years, giving Massachusetts an edge in a scramble to compete for $250 million in federal education grants.
Patrick to House: Finish education bill
Governor Deval Patrick today urged the Legislature to extend its stay on Beacon Hill so lawmakers can complete work on an education reform bill that would allow the state to compete for hundreds of millions of dollars in federal grant money.
District A-7 reports a man entering his Princeton Street apartment Wednesday night was robbed at gunpoint.
Early Education Center earns its re-accreditation from the NAEYC
It was the first Boston Public School to earn a coveted National Association for the Education of Young Children accreditation back in 2004.
Eastie teen arrested for allegedly car-jacking a pizza deliveryman
Boston's Algerian community comes out in full force after surprise soccer win
Did District E7 just make UH news for something other than a stabbing or "head punching"? Progress! Speaking of which, why By Alex Howell Wed, 11/18/2009 - 5:56pm Speaking of which, why doesn't UH cover other police districts with the same intensity as they do E-7? There definitely is news concerning Dorchester, but you never see anything about ...
14 Boston schools targeted in major citywide shakeup
Boston school superintendent Carol R. Johnson tonight is revealing the names of 14 schools slated for massive overhauls, reinvention or possible closure, under a plan that would affect more than 6,000 students.
Patrick, DeLeo clash on education bill
Speaker Robert A. DeLeo called Patrick's request "absurd" this afternoon and chided the governor for making his demands in the Speaker's back yard.
Scotsman gets free introduction to American jurisprudence in East Boston
John Murray of Glasgow is scheduled for arraignment in East Boston District Court this morning on charges of "interfering with the flight crew" on a flight from Philadelphia to London overnight.
East Boston teens charged with carjacking Revere pizza delivery guy
Revere police say the two aged 17 and 14, used a gun to hold up a Domino's delivery man and steal his car Friday night.
State Offers First Set Of Real-Time MBTA Transit Data To Developers
The MBTA is taking its first significant step toward offering real-time information on where its buses are and when they'll get to the next stop.
Cahill positions himself as the candidate for Everyman
Of all the candidates vying for the State Housea s corner office next year, therea s one gubernatorial candidate who, if elected, would be standing up for the average Joe.
Chain of events ends in arrest
A Mattapan man was arrested on a default warrant early Wednesday morning on Randolph Street after he allegedly swiped a gold chain, worth $1,400, from an "associate" this past April.