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reverejournal.com
Lupy Luxury Beauty Salon Grand Opening
Mayor Patrick Keefe and city officials joined business owner Maria G. Borjas at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Lupy Luxury Beauty Salon located at 115 Broadway, Revere. Keefe congratulated Maria and her family, stating, “This is a wonderful day to celebrate a grand opening of a new business in our city, which is one of the best things that I like to do, because it tells me that we’re doing something right when people want to come and invest their hard-earned money and put their roots down in our city.”
hoodline.com
Retired Stonehill Professor Avoids Jail in Quincy Christian Mingle Fraud Case
A retired Stonehill College professor accused of defrauding a woman he met on a Christian dating site will not spend a day in jail. Gregory Shaw, a professor emeritus of religious studies and theology, was sentenced to six months' probation in Quincy District Court after his two felony larceny charges were reduced to misdemeanors.
Cape Cod Times
Cape Cod knows Kristin Ingala’s voice. Now watch what she does with her fists
Kristin Ingala , the South Dennis resident whose unmistakable Boston accent made her one of eight finalists in Massport's search for a new "Voice of Logan," didn't win that title. But the popular Chatham Squire bartender is already focused on her next title, and this time she'll lead with her fists, not her voice. A competitive boxer, Ingala is turning her full attention back to the gym, preparing to compete again in the New England Golden Gloves tournament, Jan. 7-25, 2027. And, after that, take the next step in her fighting career. "I am channeling the focus into boxing and hopefully after the Golden Gloves this year I will turn pro," she said. The "Voice of Logan" contest was a "wicked crazy ride," Ingala wrote in a Facebook post, after public voting had closed but before the winner was announced Nov. 5. The contest, which sought a voice that could offer a welcoming first impression to travelers at Boston Logan International Airport, drew nearly 6,000 entries before the final eight were selected. Ingala said she was disappointed not to take that title, which went to Chris Donisi of Burlington, but she's taking it in stride. And the experience brought a
thesuffolkjournal.com
OPINION: The despairing task of choosing between housing or tuition
I am sure many college students in Boston have heard of the struggles of affording housing before leaving to attend university. And yes, it is hard to realistically balance the cost of tuition and housing. It has created a debate on whether students should prioritize their education or a roof over their heads.
BC Heights
The Weekend Watchlist: Nov. 12 to Nov. 15
Wondering what to do once you clock out of O’Neill this Friday? The Weekend Watchlist is your guide to the places to be, on and off campus, every weekend. Read on to see what’s coming up. Olivia Clemmensen. Victoria Monét: Frequency Of Love Tour. Friday, Nov. 13...
The Spun
hoodline.com
East Boston Senior, 70, Fights No-Fault Eviction Over 38 Percent Rent Hike
Jose Velasquez has lived in his Meridian Street apartment in East Boston for 20 years, but the 70-year-old now faces a stark choice: accept a rent increase of nearly 38 percent or be forced out. His housing court case is headed to a jury trial set to begin next week, a fight that will decide whether he, his wife, daughter, and grandchild can stay in the only home they've known for two decades.
everettindependent.com
The Art of Banksy brings original works by the world famous street artist to Boston
The Art of Banksy, the world’s largest exhibition of original and authenticated works by the internationally renowned and famously anonymous street artist, is coming to Boston’s Saunders Castle at Park Plaza on November 19, 2026. Featuring over 150 works drawn from private collections, the exhibition offers visitors a...
everettindependent.com
KMB honors Clean Up Everett founder Stephanie McColaugh
The Keep Massachusetts Beautiful (KMB) organization has presented Stephanie McColaugh its Chapter Leader of the Year Award for her ongoing efforts to clean up, beautify, and protect the environment in the City of Everett. Neil Rhein, executive director of KMB, presented the award to McColaugh at its awards dinner. McColaugh...
marbleheadcurrent.org
As football season winds down, Marblehead faces troubling drop in participation
As Marblehead High School’s football season winds down, the Magicians are confronting a challenge that extends well beyond wins and losses: a sharp decline in participation that left the school without a freshman team this fall. The numbers are dropping at every level, from youth football to the high...
Barrett Media
WEEI’s Rich Keefe on Balancing Marconi Praise vs. Public Perception
"I get to talk about sports on a daily basis. I haven't lost the fandom for these teams. This is what I want to do, be as successful as possible. And do it for as long as I possibly can." The post WEEI’s Rich Keefe on Balancing Marconi Praise vs. Public Perception appeared first on Barrett Media .
mindfullyamerican.com
5 Boston Parking Rules That Get Massachusetts Drivers Towed
Bay Staters who park on city streets can lose their car over details that are easy to overlook, especially if you aren’t from Boston. These are the Boston parking rules that get Massachusetts drivers towed. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Parking rules and fees are subject...
WBUR
A new historical fiction novel returns to the Cocoanut Grove nightclub fire
On the night of Nov. 28, 1942, Boston’s Cocoanut Grove nightclub erupted in flames. Nearly 500 people died in the conflagration and hundreds of survivors suffered horrific injuries. Eighty-four years later, it remains the deadliest nightclub fire in U.S. history. Gemma Tizzard’s “The Nightingales of Boston” brings to vivid...