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One of today's re-enactors in Lexington is a descendent of the American who may have fired the "Shot heard 'round the world." [Boston Globe]
While some state legislators want to eliminate Patriot's Day, a brewer wants to take it national. [Boston Herald]
Congratulations to South Africa's Ernst Van Dyk and Japan's Wakako Tsuchida for winning the wheelchair races at the Boston Marathon. [WBZ-TV]
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It's getting floody all around the region. [Boston Channel]
The weather messed with most commutes this morning. [Boston Globe]
Almost everyone still marched in Southie's rainy St. Paddy's Day parade. [WHDH]
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Sarah Palin says she's coming to Boston for a tea party in April. [Boston Herald]
Maybe Scott Brown will remember if he sees her. [Boston Herald]
Researchers say Walden Pond isn't the same as Thoreau knew it -- due to global climate change. [WBUR]
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Results tagged “kennedygreenway”
- The Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway is incomplete due to state budget cuts and "flat donations." [Boston Globe]
- Margaret Marshall, the Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Court, is retiring in October after 11 years. Marshall was the first female Chief Justice in Massachusetts. [WCVB]
You may not be able to make it home in time for that mayoral debate at 5pm, but perhaps you can get to the North End Parks on the Kennedy Greenway by 7pm for a free screening of that Boston classic Good Will Hunting tonight. ZipCar is sponsoring the screening, where current members can get driving credits for signing up a friend; the friend will also get a discounted membership. Our friend Sam Yoon may want to make city cars more zippy, but sadly that won't cover plain old residents, so you may just have to sign up.
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