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Boston-Area Tenants to Rally in Support of 70-Year-Old East Boston Resident Facing No-Fault Eviction
BOSTON — Boston-area tenants, housing advocates and community organizers will rally Tuesday, November 10, in support of a 70-year-old East Boston resident facing eviction by landlord Groma, Inc., despite owing no rent. The rally, organized by City Life/Vida Urbana, will take place at 9 a.m. outside Groma’s corporate office...
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Spin Cycle: Encore Strike Settlement Highlights Week In Gambling
Welcome to “Spin Cycle,” Casino Reports’ weekly Friday roundup of all things impactful, intriguing, impressive, or idiotic in the gambling industry. Pull up a chair, grab a stack of chips and a glass of your beverage of choice, and take a spin with us through this week’s news cycle …
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Woburn native publishes first book turning cancer journey into a story of humor and hope
WOBURN - Woburn native Joseph Giannotti recently published his first book entitled “The Sleeping Cancierge” while undergoing cancer treatment. The book is a candid and often humorous memoir about cancer, caregiving, love, and finding laughter during difficult times. The book was inspired by Giannotti's wife, Sharon, who became...
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Locals weigh in on 'Love is Blind' and dating in Boston
The last of the remaining Boston-based couples on this season of “Love is Blind” said their “I do’s” and “I don’ts” on the popular Netflix dating “experiment” and reality show. With only the reunion episode left to air (out Nov....
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City to pilot music and arts space in Brighton
The city of Boston plans to open temporary music and art studios in Brighton next summer. The Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture has been working with the Boston Housing Authority to design a music and arts building, alongside affordable housing, at a large city-owned parcel at 290 North Beacon St. With rising construction costs and a complex financing picture, the project will take years to complete. In light of this, the city now plans to build out a temporary pilot space to be completed in a matter of months.
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Men’s soccer crushed by Bridgewater on Senior Day
The Framingham State Rams fell 4-0 to the Bridgewater State Bears on their Senior Day Oct. 31. This brings their overall record to 6-8-1 and their conference record to 4-2-1. In the first minute, Bridgewater took the first shot of the game, and another the next minute. Sophomore goalkeeper Colin Holt saved both goal attempts. Six minutes later, the Bears sent the ball toward the net again, but were unable to hit the back of the net until a short 3 seconds later when Bridgewater got the first point of the game. The Rams couldn’t seem to keep possession of the ball for long, and Bridgewater had time to attempt to score another point twice - one saved by Holt and the other strayed too wide. Senior captain Kaio Santos Da Silva tried to help the Rams bounce back and sent the ball to the other side of the field toward Bridgewater’s goalkeeper Kyle Sullivan, but his defense stayed strong in front of the net. The Bears stayed aggressive with a header shot, a blocked shot, and a shot saved by Holt. Following three corner kicks, each within 30 seconds of each other, Bridgewater scored another point, keeping them in the lead over the Rams. Framingham still couldn’t keep possession of the ball, allowing the Bears to go for a third goal. Holt stayed strong in front of the net. The first half ended with a 2-0 score in favor of Bridgewater. The Bears wouldn’t let the Rams catch up, and sent the ball toward Holt within the first 20 seconds of the second half, and luckily, he saved it. Just a minute later, Bridgewater tried again, but couldn’t quite hit the back of the net until 2 minutes later, when they were able to break Holt’s defense. The Bears, with a 3-point lead, kept the ball away from Framingham long enough to take another two shots on goal, one slipping just past the net and the other going into the arms of Holt. Two minutes later, the Rams were finally able to gain possession of the ball and get some action on the field. Senior Landon Medeiros took a shot on goal, but the Bears blocked it from getting too close to the net. Senior captain Thiago Magalhaes took the next attempt to get a point on the board for Framingham, but his shot was blocked as well. Seven minutes later, Santos Da Silva kicked the ball across the field, but it was too high to get past the posts. Freshman Joshua Rosemond sent the Rams’ next shot toward Sullivan, but it sailed too high above the net. Five minutes later, the Bears regained possession of the ball and kicked it toward Holt, but it slipped past him and earned Bridgewater their fourth point. Junior Cassio Silva and sophomore Gustavo Gualberto were the final two Rams to attempt to score, but both were unsuccessful. Bridgewater took their final shot of the game 6 minutes before the buzzer sounded, but it didn’t get in the net. The final score was 4-0. The Rams play Bridgewater again Nov. 6 in the semi-finals of the MASCAC tournament. Santos Da Silva said this loss didn’t discourage them, and it “was not a big deal. We played our best at the time, and there is a feeling around the team that it wasn’t our best game. We’re focused on the game Friday and making sure we are ready to go.” Santos Da Silva said the Rams are “really excited” for the opportunity to play on home turf for the semi-finals.
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Volleyball defeats Bates, advances to Tufts rematch
On October 30, the Bowdoin volleyball team (15–9; 5–5 NESCAC) extended their win streak to five matches with a decisive three-set victory over Bates College (11–9; 2–8 NESCAC). The Polar Bears took command of the match early with a team-high six kills from Zoe Ryu ’29...