This weekend was the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party. Also, the Kansas City Chiefs played in nearby Foxboro. What’s the connection? Read all about it here
https://www.wgbh.org/news/local/2023-12-14/boston-tea-party-looks-back-on-the-indians-who-stormed-the-boats-250-years-ago
Boston Tea Party looks back on the 'Indians' who stormed the boats 250 years ago
The Tea Party included a colonial tradition of adopting Native American imagery as a symbol of freedom and fierce independence — a tradition still woven throughout American culture.
GBHBrighton is not on fire. It’s just the sunset.
TIL that on May 4, 1723, Boston selectmen, concerned that "great numbers of persons have very lately been transported from Ireland into this Province," voted to require all people arriving or recently arrived from Ireland to register with the town clerk... because "if due care not be taken" they could become a town charge or "be otherwise prejuditial to the well fair & prosperity of the Place."
@overholt yep - we corrected after you pointed it out. Thank you very much for alerting us!!
@overholt absolutely - is there a typo in our story??

Forced to quit over racist remarks, an Everett politician plans a comeback
Anthony DiPierro says he’d return as a better city councilor, but opponents call his campaign a “real test.”
NewsThat thing where you have several big but unrelated news stories in the works figuring they will be done in a kind of well-paced sequence… and then it turns out they all crash on top of you at more or less the same time.
#bestlaidplans@jhayden I haven’t heard them - but I have heard ABOUT them
@Hey_Beth thanks for the tip! I have no idea (yet) how Mastodon works.