Bite Size News, June 8: Death by Chowder Edition

• Local little leaguers play the world's longest baseball game on purpose. [Attleboro Sun Chronicle]
• The world's longest lobster roll was made in Portland yesterday. [NECN]
• Falling clams and ice kill a man at a chowder plant. [CBS]
• The mystery meat might have been grosser than you thought. Many local school cafeterias aren't regularly inspected. [Boston Globe]
• Following the order prohibiting cell-phone usage for MBTA employees, T contractors who drive boats, buses, and commuter rail trains will also have to put their phones away. [Boston Channel]
• A lawsuit reveals that $442 Million in turnpike tolls have gone to Big Dig debt in the last 3 years. [Boston Herald]
• The economy will dampen fireworks across the Commonwealth. Let the neighborhood punks with bottle rockets do it for free! [Boston Globe]
• There has to be a good story about an empty car found in the Mystic River. [Boston Globe]

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