Photo by Colleen G.

A fire in a fourth-floor bedroom at 501 Washington St. displaced six people but caused no injuries, the Boston Fire Department reports. The fire was called in around 3:20 p.m.

And that includes buses and ambulances, Nathan Spencer reports. He adds this is the second one in two years there.

They'll be setting up loudspeakers so people outside can hear what BPL President Amy Ryan has to say at a meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the still officially doomed Faneuil branch. Last night, Ryan told supporters of the Dorchester Lower Mills branch, also slated for a spring shutdown, that library officials would consider keeping branches open if money can be found.

A Japanese restaurant proposed for 529 Washington St. goes before the Boston Licensing Board on Oct. 20.

The license proposal for 350-square-foot Hoshi Japanese Restaurant calls for hours of 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. seven days a week.

The Brighton-based sneaker company says that if the Presentation School Foundation raises $100,000 by June 11, it'll kick in $200,000.

Earlier this month, the foundation said it needed to raise $275,000 by mid-June to begin renovation and construction at the Oak Square site, last used as a parochial school six years ago. Because of the timing of an overall $4.5-million loan deal, the foundation says if it can't raise the money, it will have to look at selling off the building.

Supporters of the Faneuil BPL branch didn't let rain stop their candlelight vigil in Oak Square this afternoon - that's what umbrellas are for. Residents, city councilors Mark Ciommo, Ayanna Pressley and Felix Arroyo, state Reps Kevin Honan and Michael Moran all vowed to reverse today's vote by BPL trustees to shut Faneuil and three other branches.

Ciommo and Moran, both strong Menino supporters, said they were disappointed by the mayor's role in shutting the branches; Moran said he has never been so disappointed in the mayor. Moran said the issue is not money, but that Menino and BPL President Amy Ryan just don't like small branches. And he had some choice words for library Trustee Paul LaCamera for criticizing him and other legislators for not showing up this morning at a pre-ordained vote on closings:

Eric Mauro reports:

I was out walking my dog around 1:30 a.m. and we saw a coyote trotting through Oak Square last night... garbage night.... It went in front of the liquor store and then across the square, and then over to the library and up Bigelow.

The Tab has the details on the Sunday double shootings at 499 Washington St. in Oak Square. Two teens were shot around 1 a.m. - both are expected to recover - three men sought, including one who took a shot at a witness from an MBTA bus shelter.