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City Councilor Ed Flynn Writes Letter to BPD Commissioner Cox re: Drag racing, dirt bikes, and dangerous stunts in neighborhood streets
Below see a letter written to BPD Commissioner Cox re: Drag racing, dirt bikes, and dangerous stunts in neighborhood streets. You can check out a video of the “situation” here. Maureen Dahill is the editor of Caught in Southie and a lifelong resident of South Boston sometimes mistaken...
Bicycle Benefits Boston Gears Up For National Bike Month
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (WBZ NewsRadio) — A week before National Bike Month in May, bicycle enthusiasts in the Greater Boston area discussed how a program called Bicycle Benefits Boston is encouraging businesses and individuals to bike to their destinations. Ian Klepetar, the founding ambassador at Bicycle Benefits, explained how the...
Massachusetts high schooler knocking it out of the park on diamond, in classroom
HANOVER, Mass. — Noey Giardina exemplifies what it means to be an outstanding student-athlete. The junior at Hanover High School in Massachusetts has a 3.7 grade-point average in the classroom and plays three different varsity sports, but she is no stranger to adversity. "She's a perfectionist and she's a...
Big days at the dish: Vote for the High School Softball Player of the Week
Tri-County's Mackenzie Duffy has been voted the High School Softball Player of the Week. The sophomore received over 7,000 votes to earn the honor. Duffy drove in eight runs whole going 3-for-3 in a win over Blackstone Millville. She hit a pair of home runs, including a three-run blast and a grand slam in consecutive innings.
Mason Pellegri Concludes High School Career At Nationals
147 wins in a Milton High uniform. 108 of those victories by pinfall. Three Division 2 Sectional championships and three more Division 2 state championships. An All-State championship. A bronze medal at New England’s. Three trips to the National High School Coaches Association tournament. Countless school records. Those are just some of the things Mason Pellegri accomplished during his career at Milton High School, a career that officially came to a close at the National Meet in Virginia Beach during the weekend of April 5-7. Though it wasn’t the result he hoped for, bowing out in the early rounds, Pellegri was entirely grateful to get back to the grandest stage of high school wrestling.
Emma Bates After Finishing Top American At The 2024 Boston Marathon, 2:27:14 | Race Recap And Reflections
"I was surprised and really proud people were chanting 'USA!' just like they were last year chanting my name. And I’m like they 'Do know I’m not gonna win this right?' But there was so much excitement. I feel like they really wanted it for me and still believe I could do something really special on that day so that was huge. When you’re completely crumbling and people are still in awe of you that’s wild, that’s again what makes Boston a unique and special place."
Two-fer: Tuesday's MetroWest and Milford-area Fantastic Five high school athletes
There's something about a Tuesday. These Fantastic Five MetroWest and Milford-area Fantastic Five athletes made the most of their opportunities. Some claimed individual wins in service of team victories, while others piled up the points or left the yard. ...
Red Sox prospect quit to focus on basketball but one call changed it all
People in Red Sox prospect Austin Ehrlicher’s hometown of Santa Rosa, Calif. considered him more of a basketball player than a baseball player growing up. “I would always play basketball and then come into baseball season a little late and kind of have to catch up,” Ehrlicher said.
Eagles Fall to UConn 5–4, Lose Seventh in a Row
Entering its midweek matchup against UConn on Tuesday night, Boston College softball was in a desperate search of making a return to the win column. Entering the affair on a six-game skid and a run differential of 44 runs in those losses, BC’s offense wasted no time going to work against UConn, looking to earn the season sweep over the Huskies.
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