Results tagged “buddycianci”

• Remember when WHDH's owner Ed Ansin balked at broadcasting Jay Leno at 10 p.m.? He does. He's glad it's over. [Boston Globe]

• A Supreme Court ruling requiring prosecutors to put forensic experts on the witness stand could spawn massive delays in drug- or gun-related cases in Bay State courts. [WBUR]

• The Senate election is Tuesday. The final debate took place last night. [Boston Herald]

• Ex-jailbird and former Mayor of Providence Vincent “Buddy” Cianci Jr. might run against Patrick Kennedy for Congress in Rhode Island. [Boston Herald]

--Former Providence mayor Buddy Cianci, who teased Boston with the prospect of working in our fair city, is now officially off the blotter. He is out of the halfway home and back in the world. He's such a beloved local celeb that he's faced public speculation about whether or not he'll go back to a toupee, and an AP piece told the world that he dines on haddock with broccoli rabe. more ›

Buddy will screen at the MFA at 8:00 pm, Thursday, June 21, at Remis Auditorium. Cherry Arnold will be present for a Q&A afterwards. For more times, check the MFA's calendar. Ah, we were so close to having former Providence mayor and convict Buddy Cianci living and working in this fair city after he got out of the joint. But he decided to take a job closer to home. We can reflect on what might... more ›

We were so excited to have former Providence mayor/convict Buddy Cianci's larger-than-life personality in town as he transitioned into society with a gig at a local boutique hotel. more ›

Providence's corrupt mayor, a brazen statement backed up by a federal court ruling, has been released from prison in New Jersey and is now currently in a Boston halfway house. Media were camped out around the building awaiting his arrival. He thwarted most of the cameras by slipping in the back door. It appears that a Providence TV station managed to secure some cameraphone shots of his arrival. It was reported last week that he'd... more ›

Vincent "Buddy" Cianci, former mayor of Providence who is currently in the federal pokey for conspiracy, is coming to Boston, and Boston is welcoming him with open arms. more ›