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Entries from Bostonist tagged with 'executivedirector'

February 26, 2008

--The Executive Director of the Turnpike Authority wants to CharlieCard everything so that you can use your card at the tolls. While we're all for not having to save spare change, automation might make it easier to miss fare hikes. [Boston Herald] --Massachusetts Bay Community College has been accused of spending money like a drunken sailor. While $450,000 may sound like peanuts in a city whose private schools roll in money, some staff aren't......

Continue Reading "Bite Size News"

January 21, 2008

Art Although the weather is bone-chilling, the MFA wants to lure you out of the house with free admission until 4:45 this afternoon. Kendrick Oliver and the New Life Jazz Orchestra will also perform in Remis Auditorium between 11:00 am and 3:30 pm. More info from the MFA. Movies One of Woody Allen's best will screen at the Coolidge Corner Theatre as part of the "Science on Screen" series. In Sleeper, Woody Allen is transported......

Continue Reading "Happening Today & Tonight: Sleeper, Free MFA"

October 26, 2007

Panel Discussion on the Gas Tank Saturday, October 27, 7:00 pm Savin Hill Yacht Club Free Part of the Dorchester Open Studios More info about the studios If you have lived in Boston for a long time, you are aware of the area's most prominent landmark next to the Citgo sign--the gas tank on I-93. If you haven't lived in Boston for long, you're probably wondering what's going on with the gas tank with the......

Continue Reading "Reflecting on Corita Kent and the Gas Tank"

September 26, 2007

Carlo Basile, the man who was officially Democrat but fell somewhere between elephant and donkey, will be the new State Representative for East Boston. He won handily with 46% of the vote. The Hubster noted that turnout was 4,495. In the Boston City Council elections, Chuck Turner breezed to victory in District 7 (Roxbury) with 75.73% of the vote. Carlos Henriquez was second place with only 16.26% of the vote, so they will face off......

Continue Reading "Election Day: And the Winners Are …"

September 25, 2007

Bostonist would like to congratulate Heather for winning our contest for two free tickets to the Revenge of the Book Eaters show at the Berklee Performance Center. 826 Boston just sent word that tickets are still available. Not only will the show be a blast, but the money also goes to a good cause - the new 826 Boston writing center/Greater Boston Bigfoot Research Institute. Revenge of the Book Eaters Wednesday, September 26, 7:00 pm,......

Continue Reading "Congrats, Winner of the Revenge of the Book Eaters Tix Contest"

September 21, 2007

Bostonist received a particularly heartwarming Christmas gift last year, one that we proudly showed off whenever we could. Our Friends of Mel bracelet was too large for our dainty wrist, but a modification - we turned it into a necklace - gave us a conversation jewelry piece that was also fighting breast cancer. Good times, until we learned Friday that our FoM piece - along with about 200,000 - was subject of a recall because......

Continue Reading "Recall-riffic: Mel's Bracelets"

September 21, 2007

Revenge of the Book Eaters will take place on Wednesday, September 26th, at the Berklee Performance Center. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. For ticket info, visit 826 Boston's website. This fall, the latest branch of 826 National, the series of fantasy stores/writing centers created by author Dave Eggers and Nínive Calegari, will open in Egleston Square. Students will be able to explore the wonders of cryptozoology at the Greater Boston Bigfoot Research Institute, and then......

Continue Reading "Bostonist Interview AND Giveaway: Daniel Johnson, Executive Director, 826 Boston"

April 16, 2006

LAist tracks an award-winning TV writer who worked on Good Times to a homeless shelter and sees a Little Old Lady get a jaywalking ticket because she can't get across fast enough (in the same post!). Poets invade Metro and an LAist contributor's new book asks WWJB. Gothamist gets down with the immigration rally and their readers want to be heard. The anniversary of the Mets' 1986 World Series is celebrated via a RBI Baseball......

Continue Reading "Around the World in Ist"

October 5, 2005

In the last couple months, Bostonist has noticed a series of photocopied signs taped to lampposts and walls around Downtown Crossing (an example is to the right), warning everyone to "Beware of Mary Mitchell-Nixon, L.I.C.S.W ." The signs, which appear on colored paper, go on to explain that Ms. Mitchell-Nixon is an "abuser of people with AIDS," but they don't say much else. (In fact, the only other thing on the signs is "P.W.A.'s! "......

Continue Reading "A Mystery Around Town"

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