A resident with ears covered filed a 311 complaint at 1:09 a.m. about the noise on Kneeland Street in Chinatown:
Very very loud, high pitched screeching sound coming from Vicinity Steam plant.
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New Year's Day
By adamg - 1/1/25 - 11:33 am
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By adamg - 1/1/19 - 11:39 pm
Eileen Murphy noticed what a run on Pedialyte means at the South Boston Rite Aid, with photos of the display case yesterday and then 24 hours later today.
Either a whole bunch of babies got sick or the walking wounded revelers put a big dent in the pedialyte display.
By adamg - 1/1/19 - 7:57 pm
Ron Newman attended the annual recreation of the first ever raising of what we now know as an American flag, on Jan. 1, 1776 over Prospect Hill in Somerville.
Washington himself ordered the flag raised over the camp of what was the new Continental Army.
By adamg - 1/1/19 - 7:50 pm
Bill Brett watched people in swimsuits run into the bay during the L Street Brownies' annual event.
By adamg - 1/1/14 - 5:02 pm
One word: Brr!
Greg Cook stayed safely onshore for this morning's annual run into Dorchester Bay by the L Street Brownies in South Boston.
By adamg - 1/1/14 - 11:22 am
Daniel Guzman watched the day get brighter from the WBUR studios high atop Comm. Ave.
By adamg - 1/3/13 - 12:13 am
Compare this screen grab from WHDH's report on the annual L Street plunge with this photo of the same swimmer.
By adamg - 1/1/13 - 1:21 pm
Scott Eisen watched the L Street Brownies' traditional New Year's run into the bay this morning. Some people got in and out as fast as possible, but this guy showed the whippersnappers how it's done.
By adamg - 1/1/12 - 3:21 pm
Mystery Pill took in today's annual Dorchester Bay dip by the L Street Brownies - just like Leslie Jones did in 1930:
Top photo copyright Mystery Pill and posted in the Universal Hub pool on Flickr. Bottom photo from the Boston Public Library's Leslie Jones collection and posted under this Creative Commons license.
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