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State finally taps Boston Public Market for vacant Haymarket garage http://bit.ly/cVJDZ7, as was suggested 2 months ago http://bit.ly/a4ok6I
Last sixer in the old house - Ithaca Flower Power IPA
Q: Hey guy on the T, could you smell a little more like vodka? A: nope!
Nothing new in the newest Fed Beige Book - #CRE outlook mixed, strong properties selling, everything else in basement, still awaiting jobs
New greatest thing about moving: scouring burnt homebrew wort off the stove
Um can somebody tell the Herald that the "lowly Cincinnati Reds" are in first place? http://bit.ly/9pMFGj
Looking at Boston Properties earnings This month the co took over a VA property through debt. Like they said they would http://bit.ly/aExtaJ
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Monthly Archives: October 2008
Well-Positioned, Indeed
As word of Rep. Bob Spellane’s financial, political and marital woes began circulating around the State House Monday, the reaction was uniform. Something along the lines of, “Well, we know what’ll be in Howie’s next column.” Howie, never one to … Continue reading
Trouble Comes to Town
I’m usually partial to the townier of my two local newspapers. But this lede from the Somerville Journal – “Some of Sean O’Donovan’s constituents say they have trouble voting for him in future elections – especially now that he has … Continue reading
Hey Everybody Ryan Adams Is Back But Forget We Said Anything About It
Uh, yeah. And also, ugh. So I just got my first chance to hear Ryan Adams‘s Cardinology. If you run with the crowd that believes that Ryan Adams is still capable of doing anything mildly interesting, and thus possess the … Continue reading
McCain Camp: Smelly Pinko Joe Klein Lives in his Mother’s Basement
Asked to justify his campaign’s apparent policy of barring Time columnist Joe Klein from their campaign planes, McCain spokesman Michael Goldfarb tells Michael Calderone, “We don’t allow Daily Kos diarists on board either.” Oh snap!
Hate Speech (Maybe) Rocks South Shore Town
I snapped this Saturday afternoon, walking back from the Green Harbor harvestfest. (Pumpkins plus hot dogs plus the blues plus kids plus the legally-sanctioned public consumption of alcohol equals fun times.) I’m not sure what the exact meaning behind this … Continue reading
When Do Pitchers and Catchers Report?
Sign outside the State House cafe this morning: “Happy ‘Wait ‘Til Next Year’ Day!”
Who’s Afraid of Web Video?
It’s Friday afternoon, and instead of making journalism happen, I’m casting around the internet looking for highlights of last night’s Sox game to post on this here website. Imagine – Papi going yard underneath a snappy headline like, “LESS COWBELL.” … Continue reading
The Hill and the Hall Week in Review
(Cross-posted from Boston Daily) Last week’s Hill and the Hall detailed how Mike Ross was able to wrap up the City Council presidency so early. But it’s the other side to that discussion — the why — that should really … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston City Council, Idle Speculation, Martha Coakley, Mayor Menino, Tim Cahill
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Taking the Fight to the Enemy
I just drove past one lonely guy waving a Jeff Beatty sign. On a Mass. Ave. median deep in Cambridge. I didn’t get a cellphone picture, because I might’ve run the dude over. And he didn’t deserve that. He’s got … Continue reading