Police arrested Randy Moore, 54, at 17 Ledgemere Road near Chestnut Hill Avenue in Brighton and charged him with murder and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon after he allegedly shot and killed a man in his 70's. Most residents in the John J. Carroll Apartments on Ledgemere are elderly and disabled, according to the Boston Housing Authority.
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Two schools housed in the same building at 20 Warren Street in Brighton were evacuated after pepper spray was released in the building just after 10 a.m. The evacuation affected some 600 students at the Boston Community Leadership Academy and the Another Course to College pilot school.
A 72-year old Brighton woman died after ingesting potassium cyanide on Tuesday. The woman's husband called 911 after finding his collapsed wife next to a bottle of cyanide.
Boston Police arrested 17 people, eight under 21, at three different weekend parties.
As it rains , Washington Street in Brighton is dealing with a water main break and a 30-foot sink hole, and flooded streets! Wow, a gaping hole and wet roads. Replacing the damaged 12-inch pipe, which was installed about 100 years ago, may take all day to fix. [WCVB]
Although the state's tourism office didn't double-check the "1,000 Great Places in Massachusetts", I'm sure every community will take some pride for the one or more landmarks that were considered worthy.
Is there enough room on Suffolk County's holiday calendar for Fish Taco Day? ? Because two days after Evacuation Day, the Hub has a fresh reason to celebrate: El Pelón, the taqueria that burned to the ground in last year's fire on Peterborough Street reopens in its new location today at 5 p.m.
-- President Barack Obama's aunt Zeituni Onyango will appear in U.S. Immigration Court tomorrow in Boston to appeal an earlier ruling that denied her political asylum. Onyango, a native of Kenya, will also be asked to bring Obama's birth certificate to the hearing. That last part is a joke. [Globe]
We love the pearly opalescence of this ice shot by MeredithBaker. The soft greens and blues look great against the desaturated wooden dock.
It was a dismal weekend of violence in Boston that ended with two dead, including a pregnant teenager.
-- A community party designed to keep teens off the streets turned bloody Saturday night when 19-year-old Aaron Brown was shot to death. His body was found inside the YMCA, and officials believe that he was shot just before the last dance. Police do not believe that the killing was random. The dance was a part of a weekly series of events designed as a safe alternative to late night Boston streets. The Dorchester Y will not host any further events pending an investigation and possible policy recommendations. [Globe, Herald]
- With the 40th Anniversary of the first moonwalk looming on Monday, Museum of Science has an updated exhibit on display. Maybe that can explain how NASA taped over that footage? [Boston Globe]
- The 35-year old father hit by a car on Wednesday in Brighton died last night at Mass. General. [Boston Herald]
Bostonist reader Monica Wing writes to tell us about her art car (pictured), which was apparently stolen in Brighton between June 16 and 18. We'll let her take it from here:
-- Boston and state police arrested Joseph D'Amelio, a uniformed MIT police officer, on charges that he and an accomplice were trafficking pain pills. Authorities say that D'Amelio was captured with 340 pills of OxyContin and even more Roxycodone. [Suffolk County D.A.]
-- Jashawn Robinson, 22, of Brighton, was acquitted today in the murder of Brookline cab driver Heureur Previlon, who was stabbed to death in 2005. Another man, Cleveland "Sleazy" Martin, had been found guilty in the killing last December. [Universal Hub]
-- A Cambridge man was charged yesterday in a double stabbing in a La Quinta Inn that left one dead and one seriously injured. Joseph Palmisano, 20, was arrested on homicide and assault charges after he allegedly stabbed 17-year-old Romeo Murray to death and left another man injured. [Herald]
-- Victor Rosario, a 21-year-old East Boston man, pleaded guilty to manslaughter today when he admitted that he beat a man to death with a baseball bat in 2007. [Suffolk County DA's Office]
-- Rodolfo Bonilla, who stands accused of a twisted scheme to defraud a 91-year-old man, was ordered held on a $100,000 cash bail today, according to the Suffolk County DA. The 48-year-old Jamaica Plain man and Tammy Lewis, his 39-year-old girlfriend, allegedly forged a document that gave the victim's power of attorney to Lewis, which they used to cash checks from the victim's accounts.
Run by transplants from Cork, Ireland, this is the closest Boston has to the chip shops that are so easy to find across the pond. The menu is pretty basic - fries and battered things like fish and sausages. You can order a la carte or put together a supper with a main, fries, and a choice of peas, coleslaw, curry, or gravy. The fish (pollack) supper, shown above, is gigantic for only $8.95 - you really need to be starving to be able to put all this food away. The fish is flaky and steaming inside the crisp crust, and the hand cut chips are superbly crunchy on the outside and smooth on the inside. They're best enjoyed piping hot, though, as they lose some of their integrity as they cool. The Battery also offers Irish drinks, like Club Orange and Club Lemon, Lilt, Lucozade, and Ribena, if you want a truly authentic meal.
-- Norton Cartright, the 21-year-old Chelsea man who assaulted his mother with a claw hammer and left her to die in a closet, was sentenced to life without parole by a Suffolk Superior Court Judge today, according to the Suffolk DA's office. During sentencing, prosecutors read aloud a letter from Cartright's 10-year-old brother that read, in part, “I think he should stay in jail for the rest of his life because if he got out in 15 to 20 years he would be 30 or 40 something and he could get away with a lot, like he could kill everyone."










