Stephen Brophy
HITS HAPPEN: The Passion That Paved a Path to New Red Sox Anthem ‘At Fenway’
Fenway Park: the beer is pricey and the seats are uncomfortable, but it’s home. The 100-year-old field has hosted some of baseball’s greaest heroes and seen some of its most cinematic moments. Pudge Fisk waving his walk-off homer into fair territory, Ted Williams launching a ball 502 feet into right field. And now the Fenway [...]
BU Today – Huntington Theatre Company Turns 30
Walk into Michael Maso’s office and the first thing you notice are the walls. They are covered nearly floor to ceiling with show posters, photographs, and props—all bearing witness to the Huntington Theatre Company’s remarkable 30-year history. One poster commemorates Kate Burton’s performance in Hedda Gabler (2000–2001 season), another Esther Rolle’s in A Raisin in [...]
Temporary NSTAR Office at BPL
NStar has opened an information center at the Boston Public Library to provide information to customers affected by last week’s Back Bay power outages… The center will be open from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, NStar spokeswoman Caroline Pretyman said. This information is abstracted from a Boston.com article.
Fires in the Fenway – Where’s the Power?
by Stephen Brophy I read about the fire at TCs on Facebook as I was getting ready to leave MIT for the day. Since TCs is in the building next door to mine, this caused some anxiety. Walking across the bridge at around 5:30pm I felt mildly superior in my knowledge of what had traffic [...]
Air Rights CAC Meeting – Dec 1, 6pm – to Start Earlier than Planned
MassDOT Air Rights Parcels 12-15 CAC Members, After consulting with the CAC Co-chairs regarding our ambitious presentation agenda at our December 1st Working Session, we have decided to move the meeting start time up to 6:00pm. The meeting will be taking place at the St. Cecilia’s Parish Hall and conclude as scheduled at 8:30pm. If [...]
Restaurant Row Coming Back to Life
The first business to reopen in the popular Peterborough location that was devastated by a fire two years ago is El Pelon, which officially opened its doors to the public on Tuesday. Still to come – Thornton’s!
Fenway Students, Residents Add Their Voices to ‘The 99%’ at Dewey Square
We the people who have occupied Dewey Square, under the name Occupy Boston, have done so in order to maintain a place where all voices are welcome for the open discussion of ideas, grievances, and potential solutions to the problems apparent in our society. We are and will be holding general assemblies where proposals may [...]
Print Edition: May 2012
