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Man convicted of killing South Boston woman in 1988 sentenced to life in prison
A man convicted of killing a South Boston woman over 30 years ago was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison. Carl Richard Vega strangled Judy Chamberlain in a building on D Street in 1988, according to prosecutors, who said she was found dead in the basement, with evidence suggesting she was sexually assaulted. In 2011, Vega was identified through DNA…
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Man stabbed after fight involving around 100 people at Carson Beach
Authorities say about 100 people got into a fight on a beautiful night marking the unofficial start of summer.
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Fight involving over 100 people ends with stabbing at Carson Beach
A big fight broke out among about 100 people as Carson Beach opens for the season.
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Man suffers non-life-threatening injuries in Carson Beach stabbing
A man was stabbed on Carson Beach in South Boston Boston Friday night and suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Massachusetts State Police responded shortly before 9 p.m. after a report of a large fight involving about 100 people. Authorities found a man suffering from a stab wound. He was brought to a hospital. The incident is under investigation.
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Stabbing investigation underway at Carson Beach
A person suffered non-life-threatening injuries in a stabbing at a South Boston beach.
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Boston police investigate reported stabbing at Andrew Square Station
Authorities are investigating after a stabbing reportedly occurred at an MBTA station in South Boston.
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3 juveniles hurt in stabbing at South Boston MBTA station
Police are investigating a stabbing that injured three young people Wednesday at an MBTA station in South Boston. The juveniles suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the stabbing at Andrew Square Station. The Boston Police Department was assisting MBTA Transit Police in the investigation. Transit police say it a large group of juveniles got in a fight. “I grabbed his sweater and…
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This industrial section of Southie is poised to become an all new neighborhood
Boston is no stranger to redevelopment — from the Seaport to the South End, the city has seen major transformations over the past decade. One of the next areas slated for reinvention? A stretch of Dorchester Avenue in South Boston between the Andrew and Broadway Red Line stops. The On the Dot development is slated to bring housing, retail, parks,…
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‘On the Dot' to redevelop stretch of Dorchester Avenue
Big changes are slated to come to an industrial section of South Boston in the coming years.
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No charges filed over 4 infants found in South Boston apartment freezer
No one will be charged over the remains of four infants found in a South Boston apartment two years ago, prosecutors said Tuesday, closing their investigation into a “perplexing” case. Read the report.
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Checking out The Playwright in South Boston
Looking to go out this weekend? Lucky for you, The Playwright in South Boston is open again! It’s revamped, revived, and absolutely gorgeous. General manager John Carbonneau tells us about the renovations and shows us a few of the delicious eats they’re serving....
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Woman shot in the leg in South Boston
Police are investigating after a woman was shot in the leg in South Boston Thursday night. Boston police said it happened at W 7th and D streets. The woman’s injuries are not life-threatening. An investigation is ongoing. No further details were immediately available.
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4-year-old girl killed by pickup near Boston Children's Museum ID'd, death ruled an accident
The 4-year-old girl killed by a pickup truck near Boston Children’s Museum this weekend has been identified, and her death has been ruled an accident. Her name was Gracie Gancheva, and her death remains under investigation, according to the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. “It’s difficult to adequately express the scope of tragedy in losing someone so young. My...
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Death of 4-year-old in crash highlights safety concerns in Seaport District
A 4-year-old girl was hit and killed by a vehicle Sunday, and some residents in Boston’s Seaport District say change is needed.
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Boston Children's Museum reacts to girl, 4, killed by pickup truck Sunday
A day after a 4-year-old girl was killed by a pickup truck steps away from Boston Children’s Museum, the institution’s president released a statement mourning the girl’s loss. The incident occurred just after 5 p.m. Sunday at the intersection of Congress and Sleeper streets in the Seaport District, Boston police said. Police haven’t identified the girl, but said she...
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4-year-old girl dies after being hit by vehicle in Boston
A family is mourning Monday morning after a 4-year-old girl was hit and killed by a vehicle. This all happened just steps away from a children’s museum.
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Will the St. Patrick's Day Parade march out of Southie?
As the dust settles from the St. Patrick’s Day parade in Southie, concern surrounding neighborhood safety continues to grow. Several videos obtained by NBC10 Boston reveal multiple violent incidents in South Boston on Sunday, when hundreds of thousands of people flocked to the neighborhood for the annual parade. The fights, public drinking and property destruction have prompted City Councilor...
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Will the St. Patrick's Day Parade march out of Southie?
The St. Patrick’s Day Parade draws tens of thousands of revelers to Boston – a tradition that started in 1901. But some say the parade has outgrown its family-friendly roots and it’s time to move it elsewhere....
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Flynn ‘fed up' with behavior at St. Patrick's Day Parade, floats moving it out of Southie
The St. Patrick’s Day Parade has been an annual tradition in South Boston for decades, but rowdy behavior associated with the festivities have a city leader calling for change. City Councilor Ed Flynn, whose district includes South Boston, says there needs to be a crackdown, including a zero-tolerance policy on public drinking, fighting, and destruction of property. “Over the...
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Rowdy behavior at St. Patrick's Day Parade has Boston leader demanding change
City Councilor Ed Flynn, who represents the neighborhood, is pushing to move the historic St. Patrick’s Day Parade out of South Boston if drinking, fighting and property destruction don’t end.