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...resident reported an argument between one of the residents and a Charlestown resident. The Charlestown resident had threatened to burn the house down and was observed throwing gas at the front entrance of the house...
...Bunker Hill Monument is Boston’s version of the Washington Monument in our country’s capitol. Located in the historic Charlestown neighborhood, this towering obelisk commemorates the site of the first major battle of the Revolutionary War when colonial militia men valiantly defended the strategic hilltop against the Red-coat invaders on June 17, 1775. Climb up the 294 steps inside the monument for a great view of downtown Boston. The Bunker Hill Monument provides irrefutable proof that prudish Bostonians appreciate a patriotic phallus as much as the average American...
Once you finish reading this newspaper, if you decide to recycle it, the paper will be trucked by Harvard to a Charlestown factory at the heart of an ongoing labor controversy. The factory is run by recycling company KTI, owned by Casella Waste Corporation. KTI, which also processes recycled material for the cities of Boston, Cambridge and Somerville, pays its employees only about $6.75 an hour, does not compensate overtime work and does not provide adequate or affordable health insurance. Numerous employees have raised complaints about the company’s health and safety violations, as well as racial...
...Ricketts,” and her reaction was, “Oh no! I’m not used to anyone calling me that.” Liana R. Tuller ’99 remembers one instance when she’d told a student of hers at Charlestown High School to turn off his Eminem. “He got all excited that I knew who the rapper was,” she says. “From then on, he thought I was really cool and even tried to ask me out on a date...
...Crimson looks to bounce back next weekend at the Hood Trophy at Tufts and the Olympian’s Trophy at the Courageous Sailing Center in Charlestown. Harvard will also be competing locally at MIT and Boston University next weekend...